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- November 4th, 2022
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Where the salad leaves for the astronauts were grown? crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of November 4th, 2022 other clues |
| Steals the sheets covering the sick |
| The bit after Ed's taken back leave |
| Supports the move to have the incentive raised |
| Drink would put paid to it |
| Supposed to have gone on from the page before |
| A second-rate crew? The rudeness! |
| The previous one, in a nice plastic cover, was stiff |
| Good gracious! Put up with a soft drink! |
| Worked out, when one had been put in the shade |
| Support is coming through. Don't give in |
| Take to be a clue |
| Suppressing the report about the inn rumpus |
| Corrects, in your hearing, to "Is the author" |
| Obtained the money as I floundered in the red |
| Forced to go by air, travelling to the holiday resort |
| Unfit yet it goes around the pen |
| Experience as you examine, one by one |
| Writing paper for the home |
| The fellow that moved to an expensive area in New York |
| The artist is up late for breakfast |
| Steals off to get drinks |
| The language could be French |
| Emptied the case in the kitchen |
| It's a sign of love, fellows! |
| The servant I dismissed is furious |
| Mentioned the arbiter had slipped up |
| Old soldiers in the car that collided with the lady's |
| Make a mistake in telling |
| Moving the papers about while stocktaking? |
| I don't believe it! A schedule! |
| Calmed down if I walked about with |
| Kept a record, as arranged |
| On balance, not so fidgety |
| Ring Harold about the dog |
| Tough and mean right through |
| Is he naive but cold? |
| Hope for as before, when I enter |
| Find fault with the grooves left by mountaineers? |
| Assumes, when one calls upon to bowl |
| Goes off for servicing |
| Having meant to turn first left, be sorry about it |
| Emit, when exonerated |
| He hasn't returned the emerald! |
| The vessel got salvaged, then. Cheer up |
| Hints about the stone being badly cut |
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