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The fields where time is short, none more so (5) crossword clue


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The Guardian Cryptic crossword of July 31st, 2002 other clues
The grand manner gives God pain (7)
Nothing but diamonds is right (7)
Accustomed to being exploited (4)
Time off - tie went off (3-7)
See what's in the parcel - bad pun about raw material (6)
Writer among peers with diversion that's intentional (8)
Excessively Scottish during brief affair's maturity (9)
Fellow in the Cat and Fiddle (5)
Proceeded quietly through waterlogged area? (5)
Semi-human beings entering at home (9)
It encloses the factory (8)
Half - um - out? (6)
Transport union first bedecked with ribbons (7,3)
A fashion on other grounds (4)
Doctoring was corrosive and prickly (7)
Was the organisation quiet about Ulster? (4,3,6)
One of one's kidneys is outside society (7)
Summer snake? (5)
See 7 (7)
See 29 (6)
They're briefly won by a knight (9,7)
Provision of much else as well (7)
Repeatedly copy Milan fashion - that's how we mean to do business (7,6)
Mynheer Kok continued to lose vital fluid (9)
Review displaying pure wit (5-2)
One who decides about uncharged energy being put in (7)
A painter gets a profit that rises and falls (7)
The field where the ball should go? (6)

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