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Irish Times Crosaire crossword of November 4th, 2017 other clues
Two of the family working with The Quarrymen
Extract in aphrodisiac identified as battery fluid
Meandering on a back road from Takeaway
Algerians get away from line managers and workers
Some market a genuine game for children
Fool with identical twin dismisses nice lad
What goes around comes around?
New hot spot for a pizza initially acting out of interest to devoted followers
Support from The Chair for Frenchman in detention
Adam, presumably, admits rising inexperienced barman - the flighty type capable of producing a song
Frenchman takes university paper from first person not in uniform
Nimble type loses head with snoop
Astronauts left with voice that sounds congested
Tax rebate for working near Greek caf?
Grounds for taking these off all the sides today
No Kir in milk bar for one of Mary's followers
Bake gratin for Mark?
Technology dissident doesn't finish game on crash diet
Put away for getting it wrong and has dinner in the cell perhaps
Bananas from country cut short for a cake
Hostility to engineering college overseas in US city
The limits of time and motion study to sort out
Is that not Frank with first lady holding up travel permit?
Bishop of Llandaff is one of those in 22 across
Short month can seem like it's going swiftly, relatively speaking?
The stars in a number of versions of The Omen perhaps
Makes a meal of relative retiring and finishing up at hotel
Content between design and final goal
Shows to nieces travelling around mid-Devon
They can be chilling places offending The Hill's upper echelons
Manages to leave fun and games to Kitty
Cut out bad diet
Socialites in The Sun enjoying a grilling, of course, of one outside The House with political groups
Act with characters consumed by avant-garde education
Those discovered in the plot could be feeding those who like The Greens
Developer misses lover - how profound is that?
Awful danger is heart-stopping from the start for those making up the beds

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