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The Guardian - Cryptic crossword Aug 08 2018

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A major's free to go after crossword setters! usopen
Aircraft tilt and turn support bankroll
Arm support, possibly made from special fabric splint
Bird following edge finch
Derisory marriage of convenience initially imposed on ruler mocking
Drunken celeb about to act badly — sauce! bechamel
Fancy items on tea house maisonette
Got the shakes? Here's a quarter ghetto
It's very expensive to get legal papers heard ritz
Large bell or half of a drum? tom
Loosen up large body, only to gain weight unbutton
Masculine person of courage following fairy's orbital point perihelion
One who doesn't appreciate where a fire might be started ingrate
Out for a cut afro
Pack content cut, so destabilised scout
Polish and protect car Lily pranged — show enthusiasm! waxlyrical
Refrain from taking out main ruling dominant
Report male going to express disapproval boo
Room taken by American correspondent with Cicero atticus
Run out of circuits to go in opposite ends of electronic device elapse
Salvation Army man, unwell, is for the cemetery boot
See 26 hill
Sheriff of a US state wearing linen lawman
Spot a personal problem that makes you feel better in your head placebo
Swift's time? bird
Term not used before, includes Latin America (formerly) newworld
Tony's unfinished birdsong? robinson
Top knight run down kill
Unreadable stuff from singular creep scrawl
You'd be done for, being laid out by such a professional undertaker
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