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| Clues |
Answers |
| A trip to secure five small loans |
ADVANCES |
| Accidentally in court after awful tips from lawyer yesterday |
INDIRECTLY |
| Caesar’s killer you and I dismissed with partner, harshly |
BRUTALLY |
| Caught teal’s head in entrance — quack! |
DOCTOR |
| Chosen tart with a soft topping |
APPOINTED |
| Cigarette around noon — it’s in the mouth |
FANG |
| Feel tense leaving specialist with niece at sea |
EXPERIENCE |
| Former lover, with skill, turned over |
EXTRA |
| Gathering everyone by yard from time to time |
OCCASIONALLY |
| Give up completely? Not completely |
QUIT |
| I’ve taken over sanctum on church grounds |
EVIDENCE |
| I, ludicrous? Ludicrous! Ludicrous! |
RIDICULOUS |
| Incidents involved Devon temples |
Developments |
| Jersey perhaps is put on boy around November |
ISLAND |
| Looked towards fine, dazzling diamonds |
FACED |
| One adult inside removes moisture in logs |
DIARIES |
| Policeman evicted the vagrant leaving hotel |
DETECTIVE |
| Ropes supporting clever, arrogant chaps |
WISEGUYS |
| Sad action at the end of a concert that’s done by violinist? |
DOWNBOW |
| Satisfied to admit you and I worked hard |
SWEATED |
| Say yes to account, with 100 European banks in protest |
ACCEPT |
| Schemes in gutsier novel |
INTRIGUES |
| Sillier daughter behind the Queen |
DAFTER |
| Some opera I’d attended |
AIDA |
| Stammered, leaving female to get changed |
ALTERED |
| State said Nile keeps rising |
INDIA |
| Supervised behaviour by editor |
CONDUCTED |
| Tan wide part of leg |
WHIP |
| The woman goes round home to polish |
SHINE |
| Tool, it turns out, captivates blokes |
INSTRUMENT |