- - Was second to tolerate wrongdoing?
- - Is a substitute to put up with transgression?
- - substitutes tolerate offence
- - Does the job of a deputy tolerate wicked behaviour?
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- - Condemned act involving second wrongdoing, being upset
- - Action taken around start of week is vilified
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- - Tolerate poet without second-class degree
- - Street and a road without additions or variations
- - Tolerate a way that's far from unusual
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- - "It was the ... of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom... " opening line of "A Tale of Two Cities"
- - eve —, actress who portrayed wallis simpson in 2010 biopic the king's speech
- - "The .... things in life are free"
- - Finest of tube stations?
- - At weddings this kind of man is unrivalled
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- - gains unlawful entry to destroy wrongdoing
- - Uses a keyless entry system?
- - Gets used to new shoes
- - makes a forcible entry and tames the horses
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- - Referee, one reports wrongdoings
- - Referee, one trying to put a stop to foul play?
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- - Someone revealing secrets or wrongdoings of others
- - Revealing Rossini's libretto?
- - Particularly revealing
- - Recount story that's revealing
- - Swiss legend possibly revealing secrets!
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- - Wrongdoings in the giving of medication?
- - A pair of Spaniards in German administration
- - Giving drug to pet? What's wrong in that?
- - Taking medication
- - Part of a veterinarian's job
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- - Self-inflicted punishment for a wrongdoing
- - Voluntary self-punishment to atone for a sin or crime
- - writer with card accepting new punishment
- - writer getting the cane, perhaps, as punishment
- - Act of self-punishment
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- - ... up (admitted to wrongdoing)
- - ... up (admitted guilt)
- - Admitted it, with "up"
- - Came clean, with "up"
- - .... up: came clean
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