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- March 23rd, 2022
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of March 23rd, 2022 other clues |
| Standard sphere of operation for English capitalists |
| Chance of getting a seat, generally? |
| It facilitates travel when a girl goes to South Africa |
| See a bar as smart |
| Figure in a mysterious case on the Continent |
| Become a bit fidgety |
| Uses the vegetable knife on pears, possibly |
| What a flying boat may do, using oars |
| My one source of wealth |
| The ramshackle hole Victor's in? |
| This space traveller will arrive at the end of August |
| Stupid fellow, but he may be on the ball |
| Imprisoned fox? |
| Can a burning question lead to such argument? |
| Maybe Alf's down taking a rest on the farm |
| He's familiar also with a Yankee |
| What Celia may be with Alice! |
| The poor fellow can't do any good |
| Roads out of Canada's capital are long and straight |
| A big-headed club |
| Not far from the northeast central part |
| For an opening in the theatre, one is incisive |
| What Craig may be smoking |
| Long range |
| Star article on vegetables |
| Fixed the telly? |
| Express, let's suppose |
| It's instrumental in taking up a collection |
| Emotionally excited when given a new job |
| Once about a fifth of a pound, it's actually less |
| One with a maternal interest in American youth |
| Like some fine tulle, you can see through it |
| Optimistic of making a flight on dodgy fuel? |
| Not a dog act, possibly |
| Like a fine opportunity to get information about the aged |
| But commonly halved |
| Marksman seen as the flower of English football? |
| Surprise electricity charge? |
| The cats and dogs season? |
| Put in a metal box |
| Noisy commercials usually don't last long |
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