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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| About Nijinsky, possibly, without the Spanish gentleman | CABALLERO |
| Accommodating the last word on Bale being transferred | AMENABLE |
| Amateur working on Sunday's brew of a dryer ale | LAYREADER |
| Animalistic noise beginning to bedevil our local | NEIGHBOUR |
| Article supporting publicity or thanks respectively | PRORATA |
| Bar horse restraint? Nothing in it | LOUNGE |
| Can East block West's early show | MATINEE |
| Caution: oil spill in resort causing mirage | OPTICALILLUSION |
| Clean up in this with a book in display left | WASHBOWL |
| Coastal rock climber wanting Accident & Emergency to get stitched? | SEWED |
| Cockney's three-piece with half missing? Blow it! | WHISTLE |
| Colourless, odourless, tasteless ingredient turning up in linguini taleggio? | GELATIN |
| Discordant energised vocal is contemporary | COEVAL |
| Doing nothing out of order — it's part of Australian nature | DINGO |
| Enlarge crackers for big cheese | GENERAL |
| Fallen out over name for blarney | FLANNEL |
| Fruit in oddly fey sculpture | EFFIGY |
| Girl sounding like a needy child | MIMI |
| Happy as Ma Jarrett's boy meeting his fate? (2,3,2,3,5) | ONTOPOFTHEWORLD |
| Look out for identity in moulding that's elliptical | OVOID |
| Make a hash with duck in medium serving after carving | MISGOVERN |
| Newmarket worker maybe in firm with rowdy uprising | STABLEBOY |
| Rock drummer's habit revealed dark side? | MOONSCAPE |
| Rocky ignobly in need of oxygen facing US fighter with a sneer | GIBINGLY |
| Smear in unfinished book promo? | BLUR |
| Stop idol celebrant's intrusion | DOLCE |
| Talk drunkenly and suck up, not quietly | SLUR |
| Up to eighteen AA members aim to be this | TEETOTAL |
| Wicked elements in thoughts in full flow | SINFUL |
| Work stopping the setter's sulk | MOPE |
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