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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A grand art holding struck by shock | AGHAST |
| A set of lines as form of transport | QUATRAIN |
| Annoyed with lag: 60 minutes upset one with thick skin | RHINOCEROS |
| Article about rugby involving too much silence | THROTTLE |
| Artificial intelligence books for a counter? They lack natural warmth | REPTILIA |
| Bruise and thump are regularly seen here | BUSTUP |
| Duo from Edinburgh’s Fringe in Britain’s raised something worn below kilt | SKEANDHU |
| European remaining, having time for France | LETT |
| Hopes for area neighbouring Western Isles | AWAITS |
| I’ll marry most of entourage in turn | UNITER |
| Idaho woman turned to heifer: bovine tuberculosis is seen in set | IDIOTBOX |
| Idealised word of religion against being subsumed by Catholicism | ROMANTIC |
| Involuntary action including banter ending badly? | TRAGIC |
| It’s not common, ordinary character ditching upturned luge | RARITY |
| It’s not easy going on vacation in turbulent Ulster | STRUGGLE |
| Knock up a stink over fuel | PARAFFIN |
| Loses knack for coiling hose only a foot long | Anklesocks |
| Multipurpose tool set in possession of promising person | COMPUTER |
| Net locator crosses a river | URAL |
| Old-fashioned monitor accepts current evaluation | CRIT |
| Smacker that may leave mouth discoloured | QUID |
| Some extremely rare tiles in review of serious writing | LITERARY |
| State founder holds French here, confining infected — in need of this? | PENICILLIN |
| Steal back trucks, packing to be announced | ABSTRACT |
| Syndicate of old men providing protection | COVERING |
| The speaker’s for and against ad-libbing | IMPROV |
| Watch war-god and lout, each having (finally) run off in good order | TICKETYBOO |
| World chess body admits limits of diagonal play | FIDDLE |
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