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Permit’s ambivalent: it legalises ‘to some extent’ (7) crossword clue
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| The Guardian Everyman crossword of November 21st, 2021 other clues |
| Gristle regularly refused in French holiday accommodation (4) |
| Southeastern European, Raškian Balkan primarily? (4) |
| So-called ‘best insole’ stinking (10) |
| It’s a kind of salmon, pal (4) |
| In report, see a collection of information (4) |
| Flipping crazy attempt (4) |
| ‘Key’, somewhat misleadingly (4) |
| Hatch ‘wrote a check’ for meteorological kit (11) |
| Somewhat resembling how the Burj Khalifa was constructed? (2,2,1,5) |
| Peer and knight, stuck in bathrooms, regularly vexed (4-3) |
| Broadcaster; put another way, Auntie (4) |
| Replace second overturned vehicle (7) |
| Bus gets represented with short movie (12) |
| Fish on strike? I don’t believe that (10) |
| Play’s unusual theme, describing Tesla, a nuisance (3,7) |
| Having lost both axes, extremely tricky to get wood (3,4) |
| By brat I set to work! (4-6) |
| Letters to spell ‘spit’? That’s child’s play (7) |
| Who sings? Smooth Rat Pack member Sinatra, to start with (4,7) |
| Creepy old Oscar wearing less (7) |
| Embarrassed with opulence, Oxford University accepted it’s increasing (10) |
| Loudly discussing Eucharist ‘as a body’ (2,5) |
| Very strong pimento not digested (10) |
| Very expensive films – they bomb (12) |
| One is one of these fuddy-duddies (7) |
| Brainwave: Everyman had meal but not sides (4) |
| Spite, that’s about right – leading to appeal (10) |
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