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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A grant: small bit of cash for a developer still | ADOLESCENT |
| A nude cavorting around taking too many drugs shows some guts | DUODENA |
| Apple could produce this stinging sensation, having high acidity | SMARTPHONE |
| Army supplies ally that is infiltrating sides | MATERIEL |
| Black out, perhaps, on the left turn | REDACT |
| Broadcast on pitch, not without intro from Clare Balding | THINONTOP |
| Cash regularly securing e.g., leopard-skin carpets | CHIDES |
| Chap without singular fuss getting antiquated browser | MASTODON |
| Clement, nearly six-week period keeping Spain cool to the north | LENIENT |
| Complaint of The Observer or Vogue, cutting line | STYE |
| Divisive 25 per cent cut in staff coming up | POLARISING |
| Dubious sight is seen dubiously | NESSIE |
| Fail in Cambridge University after lowest possible score? | OMIT |
| Fool judge, swallowing first lawbreaker’s claim | ASSEVERATE |
| Making a career — getting home with £1,000 | DASHING |
| Newspaper accounts about Switzerland showing social mobility | RAGSTORICHES |
| Note doctor put next to case of medicine | MEMO |
| Place to park behind Sierra and take in fuel | SEAT |
| Player of music in international school | IPOD |
| Poet flipping put out, eating dry rolls for convenience | TOILETTISSUE |
| Provider of fruit lacking taste for tart | VINEGARISH |
| Put flags on pavilion’s front with welcoming word | PAVE |
| Secretaries talk about covering for delegate in spring | PASDECHAT |
| Sellers turned up, ringing hotel for a drink | SPRITZER |
| Singer drunkenly speaking made-up lingo | ELVISH |
| So Oscar goes after some work | ERGO |
| Superior sticks given a twirl | SMUG |
| Sweet poorly coated in fake rock | PASTILLE |
| They may conduct endless tour behind same ground | MAESTRI |
| Trait of sheep up north, I suspect, in Greenock’s borders | GROUPTHINK |