- - her allies set out to cause trouble
- - cause much mayhem
- - bar filled with dodgy heels will cause trouble
- - Make a lot of trouble
- - Artist regularly in shed (that guy will make trouble)
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- - "Allison", "Allison who?", "Allison ...."
- - lewis carroll novel, alice's adventures in – (10)
- - Imaginary place of marvels
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- - Alliance runs into trouble with gangster
- - Kinship of family housing second husband
- - Fraternal organisation
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- - a military alliance with trouble returning to mideast region
- - Part of Turkey's defence alliance, inter alia
- - Rough Latino area on a peninsula
- - Turkish peninsula region
- - A Trim storyteller is following military alliance in Turkey
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- - cause trouble, but settle the cost promptly about a pound
- - Emphasize the importance of (2 words)
- - Young fellow about to bet and behave badly
- - Emphasize the importance of
- - Cause trouble
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- - Her curiosity caused trouble
- - mythical woman with a box of troubles
- - Her name is Greek for "all-gifted"
- - After she opened her box, all that was left inside was an online music streaming service... or something
- - Woman with trouble opening up?
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- - most glossy small type of allium set out
- - Most aerodynamic
- - Most smooth and stylish
- - Most well groomed
- - Most glossy
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- - Not allied with a particular organization or cause
- - Not trued up
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- - Lashes out to cause trouble
- - Fight to the death, as sleuth revealed
- - hot fool with the french given trouble
- - Trouble; pester
- - Prolonged trouble
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- - It takes a crowd outside to cause trouble
- - cause a stir when it fills an entrance
- - work in a washing machine
- - Associate scoffed about fool in trouble
- - Upset a touching person in doorway
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