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At which one comes to the parting of the ways

Rod, pole or perch

Scouts go round after fifty insects

Pickle, perhaps, specially for game

It may be precious, though nothing to a friend

Quietly fasten on a shrub

No pegs, perhaps, for washing

Tree in hand

Labels difficult to get rid of?

Storm about like a politician in a fury

Prepared to explode - or prepared not to explode!

So comical one is when saving

Many are fond of a bit of spice

Notes the material for making a film

Without it, the speaker would dry up!

A singular occasion

Stand up perhaps to receive the sweep

It's useful for plotters

Beefy team of sterling worth?

Precise remedy

Muslim claims I am converted

Master's current form

It may support a board of education

Father in agony

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