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- November 18th, 2016
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of November 18th, 2016 other clues |
| Realises she’s been captured by the murderer |
| Match points, at the end of the game |
| To the left, there’s a large gate |
| Foreign money or a foreign lady |
| A bed cover |
| Repairs and it works |
| Get one anaesthetised to bear it |
| Very uncertainly? |
| Cleaning the flimsy interior of the case |
| A home in the plains? |
| Put a little eggbeater inside, labelled |
| Insisting on your telling all over again |
| The carriage is not bad-looking, you say |
| My game, pal! |
| He gets no satisfaction from playing |
| Had supervised while one edited the poetry in it |
| Pretend to be an impresario? |
| “One gets half the amount”, I put in |
| Mostly, or possibly all, grey |
| A pigeon found in the garden shed? |
| Slacking on the job again, girl? |
| Agree the rider has lost heart |
| Telling about a can of lager that’s faulty |
| Grasp you’ll assume control of |
| Drive off two balls, after telling people to stop talking |
| He killed the two animals that got in |
| And I set about getting, as a replacement |
| Would such a school turn a Conservative into a Labourite? |
| Having had a go at police, unfairly, is sorry |
| The alarm is loud, don’t you agree? |
| A shade wan and unhappy |
| Having taken stock of, recorded |
| Gets up late |
| An airy “Come off it!” |
| He’s greedy and puts on too much weight |
| A rock band |
| Very many are unable to be contacted by telephone |
| Taking one’s turn to run, in it, church clubs |
| Went ahead and made the loan |
| Have the fellow stuff the animal |
| Horses that are not goers? |
| Sell up later when I am occupying it |
| Many a hotel would be reluctant to |
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