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| Irish Times Crosaire crossword of April 17th, 2021 other clues |
| Local chap on the radio with an Egyptian ploughman |
| Messengers carried such medical symbols associated with staff, caught and arrested initially by Mussolini, for one |
| Tom Sawyer won't take Metros, of course |
| Curl up in front of the foreign tree house |
| Close most of the paper with one quick look |
| My wife, for instance in The Sun as I see it |
| Druid production has direction with writing that's even more colourful |
| Transfer art out to place in Wexford |
| Objectives of Leonidas I utilising every other letter |
| Type of match for all sides today |
| Brief uplifting address by old fogey heading to Ulster |
| Elevated part of the Taj Mahal building is as dull as dishwater |
| Empty bus on meadow for part of The Hearing |
| What one of those types on The Wire won't want to do in decline |
| Penny cuts things rather fine, starting off for crab's nipper |
| Fragment of multiple choice relates to what's heard in The Cave again and again |
| Power-assisted steering - that'll keep you on your toes |
| Garland returns to trio in Dixieland |
| Prone to plagiarism? Presumably, a journalist with a typewriter! |
| Go back and forth with energy in choppy seas approaching start of winter |
| After bad start on ocean-liner, head barman is doing a job in case the bank fails? |
| Racier novel set around time that is unpredictable |
| Headless units of wisdom from peers |
| Bear up in the band? |
| Raising the devil on both sides of bar |
| Holds the distinction of being taken in by Venice tycoon |
| A cold Adriatic wind, the first coming off island is the talk of the eloquent speakers |
| Art from leather produced in part of Italy |
| School where, at The Centre in Czech Republic, leader of insurrection produces a number of lively movements |
| Huffed and puffed in depressed state |
| Smokier mixture is annoying |
| Impatient desire for Channel to remove the Head |
| Sounds like Lewis is the first to school with those taking routes on train tracks that aren't heavy with traffic |
| It's a shady type of hot sauce when you don't have tacos |
| Stay at The Centre on street close to bakery - yum! |
| It's not what you'd expect of high literature and you'll have to do time for it, however little |
| The smooth flowing manner of architect on the fringes in the building game? |
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