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Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of July 6th, 2020 other clues
King never crowned, one imagines
Truly it can be hard to say
Philosophical about the calamitous cost when one is taken in
For each childless person
Andromeda’s associate peruses the revision
Welsh dairyman?
A light show to start with?
Consider heavenly as a person
Strippers could be coppers
Intuitive idea worthy of backing?
Feeling of being under a cloud?
Cautious of administering a drug as a boy
Might his clean thinking stir up change?
Anybody who isn’t off key
Villain who could turn out to be an ogre?
In prison, could they be electrifying?
We may get a lot out of it in the bathroom!
Lived at Wembley Central, even
In life, wonderful blessings are not common
Such charges can be dropped
If “resting”, he has nothing to cart around
When a teetotaler enters to make purchase, it’s a sandwich
The French love him
National force
It’s of consuming interest if you’re thinking of an apple
Quick fix for a drip
Thanks to Romeo, he’s called Jack
In Napoli, certainly, a force
Shine in a good bit of radio
More like a duckling than a cygnet?
Stupid fellow, but he may be on the ball
Withdraw when one’s influence is not wanted
Inanimate, but it’s heard to croak at us
An ordinary American poet?
Uncle Remus’s vulpine brother
Sales items Neil’s shifting
Due condensation
There’s nothing bearish about them
In staircase design, it’s novel to the Spanish
St. Andrews place for spectators
A wing-shaped letter!
How one might defend being devious about a ticket seller
Calm and collected when out of control?

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