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Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of April 4th, 2018 other clues
He's a saver
The number on this is twelve
Excursionist guilty of foul play?
It's clear I had to receive a good deal of luck
Short cut out of Battersea
To crash in the Alps must be a blow
Information from an intelligence officer
It means very little, but thanks a lot
Small piece of land on credit, often
Enjoy a bit of fun in port
A case of tradespeople sticking together
Go bang in a small way
Has he to sit around keeping his mouth shut?
Dick may take a seat in the middle of the road!
Articulated lorry of American origin
It means something when you put your name to a letter
Winged wader, once worshipped
Time that egg!
Blue ones are fine
Agile, fit to be frisky in New York
Three ways modern
Bighead, past his prime, yet courageous
It's cherished in China and well thought of in Wales
An approach to opera
Nourishing sausage ingredient if nothing more
Well-known fertiliser for flowers
There's science in serving drinks
One takes in what may be a Scotsman's own
He's a father to many soldiers
Person deceived into making a copy?
Weakened, yet was a friend to a boy
An old scout's dog?
Get ready to eat, perhaps
Just the place for a web?
Boy, I see, of sound nature
A writer's point
Could he arrange for the king to have a little extra height?
Sets about bizarre beings
Admits that snow drifts
To outward appearance, possibly ex-rental
Went into decline and quietly died out

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