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The Guardian Everyman crossword of August 29th, 2021 other clues
<span>Establish boundaries: Jutland's country </span><i>not</i><span> Norse</span> (6)
Burns poem suggesting where deskbound worker's hand sent? (2,1,5)
Attaches blame when returning veg (7)
Avoiding bungling, putting 'depth' for 'breadth' (7)
Cutting costs twice, Oscar, Mark and Mike – who live together? (9)
Ad-lib sentence enthralling dramatist (5)
Editor off, she'll recast novel (4,2,3,5)
Here's a tip: cultivate white wood aster (1,4,2,3,4)
Phrase uttered connoting keen approbation, primarily? (5)
Wine-lover, slippery weaselly one (9)
Artist's image equally small and ordinary (7)
Situations when that woman explodes (8)
Acted evasively, being surrounded by bushes (6)
Banish Dutch figure of speech that's come up (6)
Leading car brand announced: old Explorer (5,4)
North American, European tucked into wine with new label (7)
He's all doltish, confused: that's long-established (3,2,3,5)
Diaphragm suggesting how song may abruptly end? (7)
Servicemen with quantities of booze (5)
Nervousness? Take some distilled gin essence (8)
Blunder, as tin-eared poet may? (3,1,4,5)
Rousing being part of espionage plot, we're told (9)
Obtain smokers' instruments (8)
Spooner's pronounced Scottish river and lake (4,3)
I'm excited, finally: Alfred Russel Wallace to attempt charm (7)
In France, Everyman – seeing beer with head regularly – laughed derisively (6)
Conceal money, reportedly (5)

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