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Mirror Cryptic crossword of September 4th, 2017 other clues
Note poor performance and wilt
Bake off British food
Compete with luvvies
Dratted mend
One politician is scoundrel
Cheer near the construction
Allowed force and shouted
Animal in glasses
Language in another sentence
Walk like small ogre
Get oysters with trifle
Let it alter heading
Deserve new remit
Examination taken on the way
Removal includes eggs
Hoping to get fastener
Snakes have time for crow
Leave fruit first for dessert
Border of hedges
Clapped around course
Strike is success
Join a religious man
Tessa returned something valuable
Point a set out
A turn previously
Cat to get married
Very excited about whiskey

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