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allegro
  • - Completely right to eat for example nothing in fast
  • - Everyone wanting ogre destroyed quickly
  • - Fast, in music scores
  • - Bagging 50, ace cricket side runs round quickly
  • - Completely self-obsessed Romeo breaks fast
  • - Brisk run expands one's whole self-image?
  • - everyone, for example, begins rowing movement briskly
  • - Everyone, for example from centre briskly
  • - The whole lot eat a lot on getting up? Not good — rather fast
  • - everyone, say, registered nothing but tempo
  • - Everyone I must restrain runs fast
  • - Lively, rather fast
  • - (Musically) fast
  • - At a fast tempo
  • - Fast scoring rate?
  • - A couple of litres, say, run out rather fast
  • - Brisk movement from everyone, therefore, after change of heart
  • - Entirely self-obsessed King breaks fast
  • - Fast, musically
  • - Fast, to a 15-Across
  • - Fast, to a cellist
  • - Faster than moderato
  • - Fairly fast
  • - Fast: Mus.
  • - Movement faster than andante
  • - Fast movement, in music.
  • - Fast tempo
  • - Fast movement
  • - Fast, in music
  • - Everybody, say, runs round pretty quickly
  • - To be played quickly and with liveliness
  • - how to get age to roll off with one brisk movement
  • - Quick music
  • - Musical term meaning 'briskly'
  • - real log chopped up quickly
  • - moving briskly from one bar to another
  • - quick musical tempo
  • - everything, for example with alternative returning to brisk playing
  • - go both sides of the channel, overlapping briskly
  • - left enthralled by drink, girl without date in bar scored briskly
  • - legal or otherwise, it's a lively movement
  • - In a brisk tempo
  • - ***Briskly, to Brahms
  • - detailed claim some disprove quickly
  • - At a brisk speed
  • - At a brisk tempo, musically
  • - in brisk time
  • - movement is legal or illegal!
  • - term that's musical or legal perhaps
  • - Rapid in tempo
  • - Played at 120-168 BPM, for example
  • - Not quite presto
  • - Brisk, to Britten
  • - Brisk musical movement
  • - (In music) a brisk and lively tempo
  • - Musically lively
  • - Quick, in music
  • - At brisk tempo
  • - Swiftly, to Schubert
  • - Brisk, musically
  • - Brisk tempo
  • - Brisk and lively tempo in music
  • - Legal or contrived musical term
  • - About 130 beats per minute, in music
  • - Briskly, in music
  • - At a brisk speed, musically
  • - Nonsensical legal or musical term
  • - At a brisk tempo
  • - Scored briskly?
  • - Term that's musical or legal maybe
  • - Old car with restricted amount of actual leg room
  • - Legal or dodgy piece of lively music?
  • - In quick tempo (music)
  • - Slower than vivace
  • - Musical term or legal nonsense
  • - Musically brisk
  • - 1970s Austin car, noted for its 'Quartic' steering wheel
  • - Brisk movement or passage
  • - Caught in final leg, rowed briskly
  • - Notedly brisk
  • - Brisk and lively tempo
  • - Quickly, musically
  • - Old Austin with a lively manner
  • - Brisk, in music
  • - At brisk speed (music)
  • - Slower than presto
  • - Brisk and lively, musically
  • - Quick -- a couple of lines, say, with rope cut in half
  • - Brisk (music)
  • - Quickly, in a score
  • - Brisk movement
  • - Score tempo
  • - Energetic tempo
  • - Brisk, to Brahms
  • - Cheerful tempo
  • - Swiftly, to Solti
  • - 1947 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical
  • - Up beat?
  • - Rapid movement
  • - Brisk, to Beethoven
  • - How "Waltzing Matilda" is to be played
  • - Tempo between allegretto and presto
  • - Rapid sonata movement
  • - Rodgers & Hammerstein musical
  • - Lively, in music
  • - Lively bit of music
  • - How to play "Waltzing Matilda"
  • - Rodgers and Hammerstein musical
  • - Brisk, to Bellini
  • - Rodgers show.
  • - Rodgers and Hammerstein show.
  • - Richard Rodgers musical.
  • - "L'......" by Milton.
  • - Agnes de Mille's latest hit.
  • - Lively symphonic movement.
  • - Up-tempo
  • - Pace of music
  • - Quick tempo
  • - Lively tempo
  • - Quickly, in music
  • - Pretty quick
  • - French river or department
  • - Score direction
  • - Musical tempo
  • - Brisk
  • - Briskly
  • - Rapidly
  • - Quickly
  • - Musical direction
  • - Perfect self-image inspiring Mahler's last movement
  • - Musical term for 'brisk'
  • - Tempo in music
  • - it means musicians are not to loiter in the bar
  • - Staff instruction to get a move on
  • - In brisk tempo
  • - Brisk piece of music
  • - a pair of learners, say, with largely rubbish car model
lenient
  • - it's merciful to be let out at nine
  • - merciful to allow nine to come running in
  • - if you need to give a teen no score be merciful about it
  • - clement allowed nine in to change
  • - Indulgent, allowed the nine incarcerated to go free
  • - 'Merciful' — based on a Latin word meaning to soothe
  • - Inclined to look the other way
  • - Willing to let things slide
  • - Likely to bend
  • - More likely to bend
  • - Inclined to look other way
  • - Ready to forgive.
  • - Inclined to mercy.
  • - Nine drunk bores allowed to be forgiving
  • - indulgent, allowed nine to run in
  • - Liberal German certainly not upset to be featured in warrant
  • - forgiving sin ultimately, that is central to religious observance
  • - Merciful — net line (anag)
  • - Being quite indulgent, let nine members perform
  • - Lax (of a person in authority)
  • - head of lancing finding teen in trouble is tolerant
  • - Liberal invited occasionally during religious season
  • - Certainly not strict
  • - Let nine out, being merciful
  • - Note that is penned in Church season, allowing freedom?
  • - not severe with about nine unfortunately tenanted
  • - Tolerant of knight that is breaking fast
  • - Net and line in tangle for Liberal
  • - Merciful and tolerant
  • - Kind of permit blocked by regressive German veto
  • - The opposite of what a martinet would be
  • - Tolerant communist accepting English on time
  • - Nile net breaks: it's merciful
  • - mild man with it receives points
  • - Hardly heavy-handed
  • - Deighton, Irish specialist, is compassionate
  • - Soft on punishment
  • - Easy-going
  • - Forgiving
  • - Not strict
  • - Indulgent
  • - Not at all strict
  • - Far from strict
  • - Too easy
  • - Far from stern
  • - Opposite of draconian
  • - Linnet flying round east not tough
  • - Tolerant of a German Rising in a period before Easter
  • - Tolerant attitude initially overlooked in books on the French
  • - Light inside regularly seen in time before Easter
  • - Not severe
  • - Nine let out: that's compassionate
  • - Not exacting
  • - Merciful, tolerant
  • - Tolerant; not strict
  • - Soft-hearted
  • - Sparing space within rocky inlet
  • - Mild mid-evening in days before Easter
  • - Soft on the rules
  • - Net and line in tangle, which is merciful
  • - Nile net loosened — that's merciful
  • - Nine let off — that's compassionate
  • - Tolerant, let nine off
  • - Unusually short, as a prison sentence
  • - Fast eating that is initially not sparing
  • - Tolerant type of revolutionary welcomes note backing riot
  • - Mild disagreement from Becker over stopping obstructed serve
  • - Forgiving, soft
  • - Not at all harsh
  • - Forgiving Russian leader neglecting latest new hospital department
  • - Soft Communist embracing European Trot's conclusion
  • - The opposite of harsh
  • - Mid-evening in days before Easter can be quite mild
  • - Tolerant flower covers Ulster alongside half the mint
  • - Unevenly lie on linen, not soft
  • - Showing clemency
  • - Soft, in a way
  • - Unlike a martinet
  • - Sparing the rod
  • - Hardly a martinet
  • - Not too tough
  • - Tempered with mercy.
  • - Assuasive.
  • - Forbearing
  • - Tolerant
  • - Permissive
  • - Lax
  • - Not tough
  • - Soft.
  • - Clement
  • - Easygoing
  • - Mild
  • - Compassionate
  • - Merciful
  • - Showing mercy
  • - Easy
  • - Relaxed, not harsh
lyon
  • - It's found where the Rhône and Saône meet
  • - auvergne-rhône-alpes
  • - Left over there in French city
  • - french football team only needing to move on
  • - first stop of the first tour de france
  • - Metropolis on the Rhone
  • - French city known for its universities
  • - Rh™ne city
  • - only anagram for french city
  • - .. Court, the regulator of heraldry in Scotland
  • - supply onions around french city
  • - "empire" family name
  • - French city with a big cat on its flag
  • - French city only reorganised
  • - European city will easily outdo opposition finalists
  • - "Silky" city of France
  • - City on the Rhone in France
  • - Popular solo travel destination in France known for its UNESCO world heritage sites
  • - city southwest of geneva
  • - City on the Rhone river in France
attlee
  • - Clement .., Britain's prime minister 1945-1951
  • - clement —, british prime minister from 1945-51
  • - Clement, British prime minister 1945-51
  • - Battle not started by English postwar prime minister
  • - Clement ..., British PM
  • - Clement in a shelter, keeping dry
  • - prime minister between churchill's two terms
  • - Prime Minister between Churchill's terms
  • - Prime Minister 1945-51
  • - Clement who spoke at the first general assembly of the United Nations
  • - Postwar British prime minister
  • - Prime minister before and after Churchill
  • - Wartime leader Clement
  • - Former prime minister
  • - Heading off fight, English prime minister once
  • - Clement —, PM
  • - British prime minister after WWII
  • - Former British prime minister Clement
  • - Clement ..., former British prime minister
  • - Prime minister in the British Labour Party's first majority government
  • - Former PM
  • - Prime minister after and before Churchill
  • - Prattle endlessly, detaining former PM
  • - Old British leader, a general on the wagon?
  • - Clement —, former PM
  • - Truman's British counterpart
  • - '30s-'50s British Labour Party leader
  • - British P.M. after Churchill
  • - Postwar prime minister
  • - British Prime Minister Clement
  • - Prime minister of 1945
  • - Postwar British leader
  • - British P.M. during the creation of Israel
  • - 1940s British P.M.
  • - Clement of Britain
  • - Former British P.M. Clement ......
  • - Prime minister before Churchill
  • - U.K. P.M. Clement
  • - Prime minister who served between Churchill's two terms
  • - Post-WWII British prime minister Clement
  • - British Labor prime minister
  • - British prime minister, 1945-51
  • - '50s' British prime minister
  • - British Prime Minister
  • - Former British P.M. Sir Clement ......
  • - Prime minister preceded by and followed by Churchill
  • - '40s British prime minister
  • - British PM: 1945-51
  • - Post-W.W. II Prime Minister
  • - British P.M.: 1945-52
  • - Clement ......, British statesman
  • - English prime minister: 1945–51
  • - British P.M.: 1945–51
  • - Former British P.M.
  • - British P.M.
  • - British notable.
  • - British political leader.
  • - British opposition leader.
  • - British election figure.
  • - British statesman
  • - Former British PM
  • - Who, according to Churchill, got out when an empty taxi arrived at Downing Street?
  • - Welfare state creator
  • - Old politician sheltered to keep dry
  • - P.M. preceded and succeeded by Churchill
  • - He succeeded and preceded Churchill
  • - Postwar PM
  • - Labour PM
  • - P.M. after Churchill
  • - Battle start delayed by English PM
  • - Fight to oust second-class English PM
  • - Churchill's successor in 1945
  • - Labour party leader between Lansbury and Gaitskell
  • - Churchill's 1945 successor
  • - 1940s P.M
  • - P.M. after and before Churchill
  • - Churchill's successor
  • - Truman's UK counterpart
  • - Churchill successor
  • - Truman's U.K. counterpart
  • - Churchill's predecessor
  • - Churchill's successor and predecessor
  • - Churchill was his predecessor and successor
  • - Churchill's predecessor and successor
  • - He came after Churchill
  • - Labour Party leader from 1935 to 1955
  • - He was preceded and followed by Churchill
  • - Landslide election winner of 1945
  • - Potsdam Conference attendee
  • - About whom Churchill purportedly said "A modest man who has much to be modest about"
  • - Churchill follower
  • - Churchill's successor at Potsdam
  • - "Twilight of Empire" autobiographer
  • - "As It Happened" memoirist, 1954
  • - Predecessor and successor of Churchill
  • - A Churchill successor
  • - Churchill contemporary
  • - Postwar P.M.
  • - Leader of '45
  • - Churchill's successor as P.M.: 1945
  • - Great Britain's P.M.: 1945–51
  • - Churchill's successor: 1945
  • - Laborite P.M.
  • - P.M. of 1945.
  • - Recent guest of Red China.
  • - He speaks in Philadelphia on March 31.
  • - Resident of 10 Downing Street.
  • - Target of "Shadow Cabinet."
  • - Noted crossword puzzle fan.
  • - Britain's Labor chief.
  • - labour pm‘s sober, hosted by a us war general
yalta
  • - 1945 summit conference site
  • - Meeting place of February 1945
  • - Allies' conference site
  • - Allied conference site
  • - Crimea conference attended by Churchill
  • - Big Three conference site, 1945
  • - Scene of the 1945 Allied conference
  • - 1945 conference port
  • - Conference site of February 1945
  • - February 1945 conference site
  • - Historic conference site
  • - Setting of the Argonaut Conference
  • - W.W. II conference site
  • - Conference site
  • - 1945 conference site in Crimea
  • - Black Sea resort which hosted an Allied conference in 1945
  • - city that lent its name to a pivotal mid-century conference
  • - Big Three meeting place
  • - Meeting place of Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin
  • - Big Three locale
  • - Crimean resort town
  • - Ukraine seaport
  • - Seaport of southern Ukraine
  • - ... and here
  • - Massandra Palace is on its outskirts
  • - City east of Sevastopol
  • - "Big Three" meeting spot
  • - Black Sea port
  • - Ukrainian port
  • - Black Sea resort
  • - Ukrainian city
  • - Ukraine city
  • - Ukraine port
  • - Royal taproom's bottled port
  • - City on the Black Sea
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