- - join up with military body before the end of the manoeuvre
- - Join one with energy
- - Put this hut up to live together unmarried
- - join one in new tune
- - Tie the knot but untie again
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- - Military manoeuvres (abbr)
- - some stop secret military undertakings
- - actors love photo ... (abbr.)
- - military missions, briefly
- - Short term for "operations" used in the military
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- - Flaunt freely in okay military manoeuvre
- - Go around in public, ultimately keen to stop criticism
- - Maneuver around, in war
- - Thwart in battle
- - Perform a military action.
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- - opposing move one month is a military manoeuvre
- - do parade-ground manoeuvre in shop demo?
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- - teaching trout to manoeuvre small joint
- - Stir up hot rages in role in teaching
- - Shows impatience about men with joint academic position
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- - first character joining raf manoeuvre at a distance
- - Ace service returned at a distance
- - Flyers return to a remote distance
- - returning, air force area is a long way off
- - A return of service from a distance
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- - Joint study perhaps that one needs to manoeuvre
- - Adequate space to move around ... as found in this puzzle's circled letters?
- - Adequate space to manoeuvre
- - ample space to move around
- - Space to drop anchor mounted under barge
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- - Joint supplier began undersea manoeuvres
- - Lower under sea, began to slip
- - Lower grenade use with ban in battle
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- - method of training a horse to perform manoeuvres in response to the body signals of its rider
- - groom on date mounted manoeuvres
- - Groom on time in equestrian event
- - horse manoeuvres
- - Equine event in Dorset's regularly visited — wise
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- - henry j ..., american surgeon after whom a manoeuvre for dislodging a foreign body in a person's windpipe is named
- - American doctor known for his eponymous manoeuvre to stop choking
- - Henry with a famous maneuver
- - Eponymous doctor with a maneuver
- - Inventor of a lifesaving technique
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