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Admits the snow has been moved around crossword clue


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Irish News Cryptic crossword of April 2nd, 2019 other clues
View of one who should know better
Such a mad rush will make a message unintelligible
I turn to a trifle
Master's current form
On the team, but not as a winger
A bullet for the detective
She and men get involved and become engaged!
Swell to a very loud finale
Won't you find footnotes in it?
People may go to his shop for curiosity
He will work with a will
Income tax return?
Thrust home a point
A quiet little craving to eat
Releases the Mounties finally
You'll find him entertaining
Possibly hopes rum will be responsible for sleep!
Minded being arranged
The final case
Revolutionary type of public legislation
Agrees, but says nothing

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