- - former stage turn? that's absolutely correct
- - old performance was precise
- - Retired performers, to be precise?
- - precise piece of complex activity
- - accurate former legislation
- - insist on being precise
- - no longer a stage turn, to be precise
- - former partner with performance that's strictly accurate
- - demand to be precise
- - Former performance? Just so!
- - Pretend to follow former lover's demand
- - accurate performance by former partner
- - former stage-turn to be precise
- - Former husband to perform on stage? Correct!
- - Former statute's spot on
- - take out the former law
- - Precise end of a section of a stage play
- - Bang on, seeing former partner in front of a court
- - insist on only what is right?
- - it's absolutely right for former spouse to take part
- - old performance is precise
- - Former statute, correct in every detail
- - Precise, right on the money
- - Precise former spouse has to do something
- - Behave after former lover's demand
- - Precise old law?
- - Former legislation is precise
- - rigorous former spouse to take the stage
- - "That'll be $5.99 to be ..." (precise)
- - to compel payment is strictly correct
- - no longer part of the statute-book, to be precise
- - take only what is right?
- - Squeeze; precise
- - Former deed, precise
- - Former wife finishing with Bill? Spot on
- - former stage turn made quite precise
- - A court supporting former partner? Absolutely correct
- - cut over, and cut both sides to be precise
- - statute now revoked, to be precise
- - Precise and full.
- - Faithful former partner facing pretence
- - Faithful old performance
- - Flawless in part supporting former lover
- - Spot on, precise
- - Old cat incredibly precise
- - Precise, not approximate
- - Old Bill is spot on
- - Practise extortion, to be precise
- - Precise demand
- - Strictly precise
- - Vote on second of referendums, ruling is spot on
- - Old Bill very precise
- - Precise time given by Old Bill
- - Former performance is precise
- - Demand that performance is never to be put on again?
- - Bill supporting former lover's demand
- - Demand former lover behave
- - Compel payment to be precise
- - Precise; extort
- - Precise law of old?
- - Former law is spot-on
- - Not approximate, precise
- - Precise and correct
- - Precise legislation from the past?
- - Precise
- - Precise, no margin for error
- - Former decree to be precise
- - Precise English bit of play will defend cross
- - particular old piece of legislation
- - Take by force? Nice!
- - Each ten to play with strict accuracy
- - Forcibly obtains
- - Demand and get
- - Insist on having it right
- - Spot-on to swing axe on cricket sides
- - Weapon brought back before court causes bleed
- - Particular demand
- - Just but obsolete law
- - demand that it's accurate
- - carry out, as revenge
- - Accurate in all details
- - Complex actuarially, giving accurate result.
- - force out an obsolete law
- - levy just the right amount
- - Demand legislation relating to divorcees?
- - Nice retired performer?
- - No more, no less than
- - true love's last kiss, pretence
- - Dead on, true
- - correct to insist upon
- - Demand and obtain old deed
- - An ... Replica of a Figment of My Imagination (Elizabeth McCracken memoir)
- - Unerring, on target
- - By the previous wife, do right
- - Enforce [payment]
- - Insist on getting the payment absolutely correct
- - insist on having things just right
- - The twins were the ... opposite of each other
- - To the decimal
- - Demand and obtain
- - "...... change only" (sign on a bus)
- - Strictly accurate
- - Obtain by demand
- - Not merely approximate
- - Like dead-on accountant
- - Change requirement, sometimes
- - Accurate to the nth degree
- - Identical(Used today)
- - Correct in every detail
- - No more, no less
- - Squeeze (from)
- - Get by coercion
- - Take revenge
- - Take vengeance
- - Completely accurate
- - Specific
- - Methodical
- - Correct in all details
- - Correct
- - Precisely accurate
- - Right on the money
- - Right on
- - On the mark
- - Weapon returned to court causing bleed?
- - Accurate
- - Cut on outside by blade reversed, so accurate
- - 100 percent accurate
- - Claim on the money
- - Demand westbound chopper comes to court
- - Not just close
- - Demand for DIRT from Direct Tax
- - Finished what one was doing?
- - Divorcee gets to make a scene? That's correct!
- - Absolutely accurate
- - Faithful lover abandoned Bill
- - Correct; insist on
- - To the penny
- - Cancel review by court on the money
- - Right on the nose
- - Not rounded off
- - Obtain, as revenge
- - Satisfactory to sticklers
- - Dead-on
- - On the nose
- - To the letter
- - Precisely correct
- - Demand northbound chopper visits court
- - Demand and obtain, as vengeance
- - English tax returns keeping about spot on
- - Court under fire over being correct
- - With no need for an estimation
- - Better than estimated
- - Direct tax without DIRT? Spot on!
- - Word with change or science
- - Not rounded
- - More than demand
- - Obtain, as vengeance
- - Bang on outside of court after fire arises
- - Word-for-word
- - Demand and get payment absolutely right
- - On the money
- - Accurate to a T
- - Word before change or revenge
- - Like some change
- - Better than close
- - Not even a little off
- - Compel payment
- - Not off by even a hair
- - Get by force
- - Not approximate
- - Take, as by taxation
- - Kind of change
- - Right on target
- - Word that shouldn't precede "estimate" or "replica"
- - More than approximate
- - To the nanosecond
- - Meticulous
- - *With 55-Across, quote from an auto-body shop
- - Scrupulous
- - Word that shouldn't precede replica or estimate
- - Letter-perfect
- - Force, as a payment
- - Suitable for sticklers
- - To the nth degree
- - Demand
- - Require
- - Extort
- - On the dot
- - Pointed
- - On the button
- - Impose
- - Identical
- - Obtain forcibly
- - Painstaking
- - "Spot on!"
- - Strict
- - Rigorous
- - Perfect ....
- - Cut back openings for computing trainees? Absolutely right
- - Accurate in every detail
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