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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| ‘Confusing meaning’, admits Number 10, over current testing | EXAMINING |
| A large problem grasping second part of mathematics | ALGEBRA |
| Bill starts to expect disaster after fellow disappeared | FADED |
| Daughter’s keen on Beckham | DAVID |
| Dog’s coat | AFGHAN |
| Dropping introduction to brief is being dishonest | LYING |
| Epic poem before AD 151? | ILIAD |
| Felix, I request sandwiches and potion | ELIXIR |
| First lady to settle on a mountain | EVEREST |
| Grows old, returning to sleep with dreams on vacation | EXPANDS |
| Happy anniversary! | GOLDEN |
| Harry loves to do what you do | SOLVE |
| Height, not length, taking time over special views | ATTITUDES |
| International exams recalled by head of school — still time? | STASIS |
| Jokes about very strong island birds | PUFFINS |
| North American wearing awfully cheap style | PANACHE |
| Oddly, does rhythm lead to corruption? | DECADENCE |
| Oilfield found in London borough | BRENT |
| One putting off batsmen, by Surrey opener’s accounts | Sledger |
| One who prays is good, good adult, right? | BEGGAR |
| Perhaps bye-bye kiss stops tears flowing? | EXTRAS |
| Poke fun, you said, pinching wide bottoms | NUDGE |
| Position retired skater might be in | OFFICE |
| Recommend way to eat posh scrambled eggs | SUGGEST |
| Roughly, 9 can be divided by both 5 and 0? That’s a lie! | INVENTION |
| Spooner’s brown dress, it’s abandoned | GHOSTTOWN |
| Struggle to cover up torn pants every couple of weeks | FORTNIGHT |
| Theologian, ‘e’s wearing a red top? That’s unexpected | SUDDEN |
| Touring France, unusual relief at what might happen next? | AFTERLIFE |
| Turing secures D-Day and independence with rubber, perhaps | ALADDIN |
| Turning up, for example, about to throw ball | GLOBE |
| Unconcerned, first street gang to gain power | IMPASSIVE |