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Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of March 15th, 2023 other clues
Walk at a right easy pace
Superlatively youthful
Called up
Prize for a big fight in a colourful setting
Live at the East End as a gamble
Rural parts of motorways?
Linked with the changing tide
It's possible, in general, to be elected
The charm of a soldier in a raincoat
Giant bird with a pelican's tail
Have the idea that the price is a pound
Examples of hospitalisation
Determined to get everything needed
The Spanish soap manufacturing city in Texas
Steers vessels round one corner
Soon to be nameless
Run slowly but with noise that's excessive?
Importantly, he confuses Amy with Ken
Be sorry about being shut up
Reserved one volume for the editor
I'd mentioned being given some regard
Heavenly letter in Gaelic, possibly
She's the one with Margaret
Outstanding aids to keep players from slipping
The physical part of a money order
It's full of holes
Some returning runaways, looking pale
A show to see again, it's said
Started to appeal to one
In most dialects, possibly, it means –perfect”
A substandard firearm?
Element used in electroplating
Holy errand?
A party drink
One committed by a lone wanderer in extremes of frailty?
On the Thames, it's of unusual note
One taught to be not so much advanced?
Not one of them is worth a dollar!
Agitatedly paces the room
A crime? Yes, when there's no love lost!
Leave a vessel at the pithead

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