Yes, I am standing. Yes, I am still a member of the conservative party. No, I haven't been suspended. (Press got it wrong (again)). And it wasn't me who posted it. Just to clear up any confusion.
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"Who consumed qualification?"(9)
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"Loud one used to scare King into what was an amiable network?"(8) Easy to end the week.
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"Moneylenders will take a penny to improve their position."(8)
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Is the correct answer Mrs Yeti Goosecreature.
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"Nixon et al, said to have set the benchmarks."(10)
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Back?
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~No, but I see how you were thinking.
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Work does get in the way sometimes! "Teacher not returned from ramble."(6,2) Fairly easy I think
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He is very well preserved for a man half his age.
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"Trim down hospital department, for Ambassador's current son is used to enclose obiter dicta."(11) Not too hard, for it is a Monday!
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"Stars along with The Empire before US Law-man has celebration of the Male Sex!"(9,6) This should get you thinking.
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I remember her and Mike Moron doing "Where are We?" for the ESC back in 1977. Very attractive lady.
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The word is Insoluble
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And lo it came to pass that it layeth down and left this world. Unmourned and yet, once loved, it has slipped it's moorings and sailed into the great hereafter of digital heaven... Clickity[^] I used to use it all the time, but that was 30 years ago, and now, it is no more.
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"Opposite of Caesar, J?"(7) Best of luck.
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"Indisputable that post is full of bright ideas!"(6,6) Not too hard, but may catch you out.
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So they become Stewards in order to get Barred. Is there not a requirement to be a complete and utter Barred Steward before becoming an MP?
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"The number of people in a theatre?"(12) Good Luck.
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Yep
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