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• Latent flair? (6) *
• A long way to rise in the air force (3) *
• A letter from Ruby at the massage parlour? (3) *
• A little area for a quiet chat, maybe (5) *
• Know-all put out about the terrible din (6) *
• Fifty-one pence? What cheek! (3) *
• Old boys of the same name (3) *
• More than one permit is acceptable (6) *
• A womanly weapon (7) *
• Basically, the shop has one (5) *
• Cried sadly upon finishing last, would you believe? (6) *
• Prepare to shoot what may be shot (4) *
• Divine females get some of you in a terrible mess (5) *
• Smith’s property under the hammer? (5) *
• In music, does it mean you’ve left three notes out? (4) *
• Furry animal that’s totally different in summer (6) *
• Informal girl, very stylish, at the King’s Head (5) *
• In short, they’re of current interest (4) *
• Summarised how players are repeatedly honoured (8) *
• If mean, can lead to starvation (6)
• Squirm and wither tormentedly (6) *
• Severely cut? (5) *
• Charlie, a beast able to steer (3) *
• Hires a spy to be devious? (4) *
• Sheepish female at heart, but a gem! (5) *
• Give about £50 just to be friendly (5) *
• Regular Irish assembly taking a key part (5) *
• Note the condition of the property (6)
• Sleep poorly? (4) *
• By mentioning a purchase (3)
• A passing craze due to finish will weaken (4) *
• Generous when loaned in extremes of poverty (6)
• Complain about the game? (6) *
• It turns up as a machine part (3) *
• His fault is going round the Nag’s Head (5) *
• A bit silly? Well, no! (3) *
• Mineral resembling coal (3)
• Has it a sharp edge for mincing words? (5) *
• One slipping along to put a gloss finish on the shelf (6) *
• Twin Brits in Oz, at least have a gun (3-3) *
• Breaking a plate is a bit of a bloomer (5)
• Could be a fashion-centre in the papers (7) *
• Jack’s old-fashioned bird (3) *
• Nominal half-mile in a taxi (5) *
• Perimeter route maybe (5) *
• They’re catching, naturally (4) *
• Junior corporation? (5) *
• An amusing little piece from Tolstoy (3) *
• You find such hills as you walk around Middlesex (5) *
• Slip unexpectedly and cry out sharply (7) *