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- July 11th, 2023
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of July 11th, 2023 other clues |
| Polo's other name |
| For a start, half of us are in debt |
| Not the weather to be out, since there's little sunshine about |
| What lions may be, from a safe distance |
| Troubles encountered in cars going round Middlesex |
| There's not much to do wrong, I see, in taking mother out |
| Sid's upset about me getting so little money! |
| The height of rhetoric |
| Is sued, perhaps, for neglect |
| In communications, the 'F' word |
| Our stated time |
| Busy being a bit platitudinous |
| In which villians had to stand up to public exposure |
| It's used in digging a little bit lower, possibly |
| Elvira's finished with him! |
| Spanish version of Norse |
| Judging mine to be wrong in some degree |
| They're heavenly, one thinks |
| In one part of England, it's a 'plus' |
| Smooth as keels can be |
| It's better to be thinner |
| Daniel's half dead enemy? |
| Unusually adroit about turn by a bookish examiner |
| Man with a mare |
| Direct system for putting people in debt |
| Deserted maybe, but it's a nice place |
| The heights around Sedan? |
| Wherein to laze and live on the dole, initially? |
| Shorten a dog's caudal appendage |
| Director of a company at central Brixton |
| At the end of the day, must be unwholesome |
| Liquid asset in the theatre, etc. |
| Wheeled platforms can make a sweet mixture |
| Tries to hush a drunken sot |
| Could it be fun to sleep on? |
| Language of an artist; a master, I see |
| Wig historically worn by a peer roaming round the kingdom |
| It's mined in foreign parts |
| An answer you can depend on being soft-hearted? |
| Little ones are novel |
| Perhaps less than inferior? |
| What an engine may consume in overdrive, possibly? |
| Where travellers can stay in Pinner |
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