- - salvage run on 2 september, say
- - Salvage edging around lace pants
- - take back unfinished confection grasped by old judge
- - take back demand, about to start
- - Recover by a sort of miracle
- - Recover (materials/land) for subsequent use
- - Ruse dismissing American demand for salvage
- - Demand by engineers for salvage
- - 'Get Back' playing venue unsatisfactory for the audience
- - Make fit for cultivation.
- - Salvage
- - get back a relic broken by mass
- - Recover, in some sort of miracle
- - Get Back record Noel's brother circulated internally
- - calmer, i somehow recover
- - to do this to land could be a miracle
- - Recover from failed miracle
- - Get back, recover
- - bring into cultivation - miracle transformation!
- - Get back about allegation
- - i get calmer when i win it back
- - Win back with miracle-working
- - what might be a miracle to recover from
- - About a hundred and fifty intend to get back
- - to get back could be a miracle
- - To recover will require a sort of miracle
- - Take back embroidered lace in skirt
- - Miracle (anag)
- - Get back (eg from the sea)
- - Use again
- - Capture again
- - Recover in amazing miracle
- - Take back what's lost in troubled Crimea
- - Recover from fresh miracle
- - Retrieve, recover
- - Take back, as territory
- - Performing miracle to win back
- - Again, take 23 Across badly
- - Win back pounds seized in a crime after resolution
- - Take back allegation about heads
- - Recover edge to bind frilly lace
- - Recover as result of fantastic miracle
- - Get your property back
- - Make usable again, as land
- - Take back, as land
- - Do this to old rubber.
- - Take back
- - Recover
- - Get back
- - Win back
- - Rescue
- - bring under cultivation park with plan to bring in pounds
- - retrieve or recover
- - take back note on clubs before distribution of mail
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