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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A stretch of Cherbourg rue? | HERB |
| Admit I’m in pain, following scripture | AVOUCH |
| Bottom pocket filled by flask | NETHERMOST |
| Broadcaster pinching old American’s bum | HOBO |
| Cheers team in manoeuvre on ground | TAXI |
| Clothing line with two jackets of gauze tailored | NEGLIGEE |
| Could it be a diminutive actor’s role in the theatre? | HAMLET |
| Cracking sham crime in case of embezzling | CODEBREAKING |
| Cryptically suggest way of arriving at how to make a series | DOCTORWHO |
| Divided as counties are away from the edge? | INWARDS |
| Eating outside a home, this is good for starters | LAUNCHINGPAD |
| For Louis I, reversing sports car | JEEP |
| Grand entertainers including penniless royal — they may knock back spirits | GHOSTBUSTERS |
| Interrupted by pupils, barking fiery order again | RECLASSIFY |
| It’s engineered by breeding with a hint of selection? | DESIGNERBABY |
| Make issue for energy-guzzling old banger | PROCREATE |
| Old man penning adventure story made a career | DASHED |
| One swearing in audition shows on-screen presence | CURSOR |
| OTT male, on top of fashion, seeing red coats | IMMODERATE |
| Racket in house he endured with forbearance | PUTUPJOB |
| Relative of Isaac Hayes, cutting grass, needing a uniform | ESAU |
| Roughly going back and forth in naughty child’s game | BACCARAT |
| Spin from top Liberal Democrat denied welcome | EDDY |
| Stud hugs mostly unappealing, weedy sort in bed | BUGLOSS |
| The thing was discovered by criminal? Drat! | CONFOUNDIT |
| What’s odd in awful, barmy English lit | AFLAME |
| Whence came crude cry for attention, rearing child | OILRIG |
| Where the clientele is high up and monied, possibly | OPIUMDEN |