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Relatives at the bar perhaps - the butt of married men's jokes crossword clue


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Irish Times Crosaire crossword of October 19th, 2018 other clues
Briefings don't include FBI's time in absolute control
British Trade Union welcomes conservative from Government whose popularity, for instance, is going up and down
Circulates missing tale - the one with the clowns
Compact small university and institute checks jaguars for problems
Emptying out of prayer meetings, this will be needed for classy clean-up
English Times has leaderless column with a sentence that's obviously political
Figure in waiting room is not finished - is Clare out of tolerance?
Found in Jersey produced by the sewers
Great footballer rings guesthouse in Little Rock
Heard eau de cologne found in another aisle is a must-have
Intemperance starts in various employments that can be OTT
It comes as a great surprise half an old prison is for males at the end of imprisonment
Made one's mark with dress design
Moves slowly taking Cistercian away from Christian Science
Oriental movements in Love/Hate
Regent is foolish with one of the committees
Scrutiny of new cars here
Seek office for campaign
Small spot on the bottom of the foot creates a type of stiffness
Space between two points overlooking old city heading for Belfast school in The Troubles
Struck out by those in the Department of Transport
Taken in by Eton saying
Takes a shine to dew coming off silkweed
These neat cocktails from house in Dublin
Too nervous to relax on the foreign ship
Unfamiliar dudes in ET or Alienation
Where it begins to root

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