- - Emulate Christiaan Barnard
- - Emulate the Mayos
- - Emulate a b.t.o.
- - to a peer, perhaps, it means work
- - function in the theatre?
- - work with somebody on the table
- - Run Protea organisation with English leadership
- - Manage musical drama with time limits
- - Run to a peer in trouble
- - when a musical show finishes late, it means work
- - repeat nothing about what is done in the theatre
- - work in 2?
- - work to bring a bit of taste to a musical production
- - undertake surgery
- - Note Norma perhaps fronting work in 18
- - do a cutting job in 5
- - make a speech about record's return and do surgery
- - do surgery - give some interloper a terrible fright, secretly
- - perform surgery and make speech about up-coming record
- - A type of music not even they can control
- - One replaced by queen in drug work
- - manage to speak about physical education
- - Perform a surgery, say
- - Talk about exercise in run
- - Run musical drama, extremely tiresome
- - make a theatrical cut
- - Run old repeat that's slammed
- - Ring exercises with speed work
- - Work in empty theatre following musical drama
- - Perform in the Theatre Of Blood
- - it's the era where a poet might work in a theatre
- - make run
- - work in the theatre, perhaps
- - work on a musical drama about et
- - To perform a function
- - make cuts in the theatre?
- - there's nothing to repeat but work at it
- - work a machine by using a knife
- - talk about training and work
- - What a doctor would do on someone who needs surgery
- - work in theatre
- - Work, function
- - Use [machinery]
- - Manage to give a speech about gym session
- - Do what a surgeon does
- - Perform a surgery
- - Carry on business - with a knife?
- - a musical drama film about work
- - Perhaps a tree after surgery needs work
- - do some cutting in the theatre
- - control the functioning of a machine, process, etc
- - Work, or do a surgeon's work
- - Musical drama extremely twee work
- - Run machinery
- - Work the controls
- - Take out appendix or gall bladder
- - Get under someone's skin, perhaps?
- - Fix an organ, maybe
- - Do a tracheotomy, perhaps
- - Do a hip job, say?
- - Cut and run
- - Function
- - Bring about
- - Run round gym with speed
- - Perform surgery
- - Almost unrestricted speed in run
- - Scala production extremely tiresome work
- - Repeat unfortunately follows old work
- - Run, as a machine
- - Run or work
- - Aspiration to leave hospital and be worthy of work
- - Mostly unrestricted speed in run
- - Work leads to tedious extra work
- - Some interloper at event or function
- - Make a speech about exercise and work
- - Produce a change of heart, say?
- - Repeat performance follows old work
- - Musical drama extremely tiresome work
- - Run round gym at speed
- - Musical drama starts to translate Elgar work
- - Eat rope (anag.)
- - Do an inside job?
- - Work over, repeat in error
- - Note that's played at end of musical show or function
- - Work as surgeon
- - Some no-hoper at engineering work
- - Do a nose job, say
- - Musical drama, the heartless work
- - Be a surgeon
- - Work in secret a reporter sent back
- - Perform in the theatre?
- - Perhaps Carmen then regularly avoided work
- - Perform in theatre as Figaro, perhaps reaching lower note
- - Work, run
- - Work a piece of machinery
- - Urn
- - Run, as equipment
- - Work in the theatre?
- - Run, function
- - Work out initially what gym costs?
- - 35 across will do it for function
- - Manage, run
- - Cut to the bone, say
- - Cut it out?
- - Function, like a machine
- - Control, as a machine
- - Make the cut?
- - Do a surgeon's job
- - Make go
- - Run, as a business
- - Do surgery
- - Drive or work
- - Use a laparoscope, maybe
- - Be at the controls
- - Be a cutup?
- - Do surgery (on)
- - Keep running
- - Surgeon's decision
- - Be in charge of
- - Conduct business
- - Work on an organ, maybe
- - Work on an open-and-shut case?
- - Act the cutup?
- - Go in, so to speak
- - Pull the strings
- - Run, as heavy machinery
- - Manipulate
- - Run, as a car
- - Handle, as machinery
- - Wield a scalpel
- - Make it go
- - Make work
- - Take charge of
- - Employ a trocar
- - Maneuver
- - Act
- - Manage or run
- - Work or run
- - Carry on
- - Conduct.
- - Manage or use.
- - Run, as an elevator.
- - Transact business.
- - Run
- - Perform
- - Drive-...
- - Work
- - Control
- - Produce an effect
- - Use
- - Manage
- - Buy and sell
- - Handle
- - Do business
- - Perhaps Norma had some food - a common function
- - work is terrible, to a peer
- - manage ball games with pace
- - use of a dramatic musical note
- - hold forth about poet's regularly dismissed work
- - Function well
- - To perform surgery on a patient
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