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| Clues |
Answers |
| Area hit badly in old province |
Rhaetia |
| Artist, stylish, finally resident in Brazilian city |
CHIRICO |
| Breathe erratically when swallowing a large hot drink |
HERBALTEA |
| Chimney bulge beginning to open — a pain |
LUMBAGO |
| Dashing fighter pilots leading search |
RAFFISH |
| Favour good stock |
GRACE |
| Formidable internet giant with binary exchange — Google’s first |
AMAZING |
| From idyllic valley, extremely smart example of comedy |
TEMPEST |
| Heartbroken, a mourner clutches charm |
ENAMOUR |
| Italian 19ac composed country collection? |
LATINAMERICA |
| Journalist meeting public after criticism dropped off |
FLAKEDOUT |
| Judge about to release European on the inside |
REFEREE |
| Mini career break, ultimately a little tedious |
IRKSOME |
| Mostly nutty biscuit |
CRACKER |
| National, say, location for operational staff |
THEATRE |
| One taking bait on individual cast? |
REACTOR |
| Outsider, alternatively one who transfers property |
ALIENOR |
| Pick great joke, forgetting the opening |
CREAM |
| Planet’s grand projection |
GLOBE |
| Retiring foreign character, loose old salt |
OXALATE |
| Right to stop crush in Slough |
MARSH |
| Runner, girl, not finishing run |
HARRIER |
| Shattered stepmother rose thus? |
SHORTTEMPERED |
| Son breaking excellent record around the country |
ESTONIA |
| Using which one might no longer be distressed |
HAIRRESTORER |
| Warmer — presumably not on the peaks? |
STORAGEHEATER |
| What’s left for attack following trap |
NETPROFIT |
| Who will have dissected a film about allies |
ANATOMIST |