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pence

- Vice president before Harris
- Peter's money?
- donald trump's vice president.
- Harris's predecessor
- former u.s. vice president mike
- Marks's partner uncovered small change
- who was donald trump's vice president?
- harris debater in 2020
- U.S. Vice President Mike
- Peter's ......
- Part of L.S.D.
- Trump's vice president
- Peter's ...... (old tax)
- Londoner's small change
- Brit's change
- The "d" in l.s.d.
- Trump's VP
- Trump's mate gives money
- Shilling's five
- Biden's successor
- Pound's 100, in England
- Trump's second
- 48th U.S. VP
- Trump's veep
- Biden's successor as V.P
- Brit's small change
- Starving English band's pay?
- Small change made by writer to church
- Some change got from writer before church
- coppers seeing writer half-face
- Coppers, say
- Coins from church supporting writer
- Recent VP
- money making writer join church
- To write at half pace brings little money
- old money for a us vice-president
- Write to the church for money
- Church is after pound coins
- Criminal making fellow pressure coppers
- Writer receives this French money
- Coppers in prison cell, half cut
- mike who may be running for president
- One hundredth of a pound
- Coppers write letters!
- apt rhyme for "cents"
- Write about crime, ultimately, for coppers
- Hundreds of pounds?
- 48th vice president of the US
- monetary "p"
- former indiana governor mike
- plural of penny
- Coppers finding 48th vice president
- writer goes to church for money
- English coins
- British cents
- Coppers for Copperfield
- British coin
- What the p means in a British 50p coin
- What "d" stands for
- US vice president elected in 2016
- UK cents
- There are five in a shilling
- Sixty to a crown.
- Shilling parts
- Shilling components
- Pounds' companions
- Pound components
- p., as in Plymouth
- Outdated British coins
- Money in the U.K.
- Manchester money
- London money
- London coppers
- English tips?
- English money
- English change
- d, in England
- Colchester coins
- Coins, in Devon
- Coins, in Cornwall
- Coins with the Royal Shield on them
- Coins Oliver begged for
- Coins for Sherlock
- Coin in Cardiff
- Change at Oxford
- British change
- 2016 Republican vice presidential candidate
- 100 make a pound
- Canterbury coins
- Shilling change
- Money from church supporting author
- Pieces of a pound
- Writer from Clare and more than one of those in 16 down
- Parts of a pound
- Overseas coppers
- V.P. Mike
- Coppers partially open cell
- English coppers
- p as in Portsmouth or Plymouth
- Writer going to church in some European capital
- Parts of pounds
- Old money for the US vice-president
- Coppers agree to leave Greenpeace
- Subject of the 2018 biography 'The Shadow President'
- Church pursues author for money
- Piece of sterling
- Mike ........ is the US vice-president and a former governor of Indiana
- The VPD taking a break?
- Vice president after Biden
- 1/100th of a pound
- Lowest denomination of British currency
- Name on a 2016 winning ticket
- VP Mike
- 48th vice president
- p, as in Dundee
- What "p" may stand for
- Debater last October
- Chelsea currency
- British coppers
- Church writer opens contents of foreign pocket
- British coin additive?
- The 100 in a pound
- Pound fractions
- Coins of the realm
- The "p" of 6p
- Brits' coins
- Small coppers
- There were 12 in a shilling
- Coppers in Coventry
- British money, once
- U.K. cents
- Some British coins
- Coins for Churchill
- Coins in Kent
- Change, in London
- Change from a pound
- Six...... None the Richer
- At bottom of tip jar in England
- Small coins for 29-Downs
- How change may come to the British
- Coppers in London
- Parts of British pounds
- Change around the Thames
- Change for a pound
- Change for Churchill
- Pound into pieces?
- Pound bits
- Coins of Great Britain
- A pound has 100
- Change of a pound
- London change
- Pound hundredths

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opened

- made the first move in chess
- Established [business]
- Made ready for business.
- Started the concert
- ring journalist about enclosure being unlocked
- .... up; spoke frankly
- Unsealed circular letter to writer and editor
- cut the ribbon
- Began welcoming customers
- Unlocked desperate need to pursue work
- Unwrapped [a present]
- The heavens ....; it started raining hard
- unfastened. a door perhaps
- out of the box, perhaps
- lifted the lid on
- to let in a female swan accompanied by a deer of the same gender
- unlocked, as a door
- It's exposed by old writer employed by the paper
- Removed a lid, say
- Kicked things off
- Started when there was a need to go out to work
- Unlocked, unfastened
- Took the lid off
- Began, as a meeting
- Unzipped
- Unbolted
- Tore into, as a birthday present
- Started the betting
- Ripped off wrappings.
- Pulled the cork
- Pried a crate
- Premiered
- Preceded the main attraction
- Had its premiere
- Emulated Pandora
- Nightcap's counterpart in a doubleheader
- Pulled the plug
- Uncorked
- Led the way
- Expanded
- Unscrewed
- Undid
- Exposed
- Divulged
- Laid bare
- Cracked, in a way
- Bid first
- Unsealed
- Bet first
- Inaugurated
- Kicked off
- Led off
- Started
- Went first
- Played the first card
- Spread out
- Was on first
- Observant
- Began.
- Unlocked?
- No clue
- no longer sealed
- Started the bidding
- started playing on broadway

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plaice

- fish for one in a particular locality
- Fish in spot catching current
- Reported locality of fish
- Fish one caught in village?
- Position I am in for getting fish
- fish one found in particular spot
- Set around lunchtime, for fish
- Fish in a particular locality around island
- Put a line in position for a fish
- Spot, so we hear, for fish
- Fish I put in position
- fish's location, say
- i set out to find some fish
- Large European food fish
- fish is one put in position
- This fish looks and sounds flat?
- fish is one in position
- fish for position, we hear
- one brought in to identify the origin of a fish
- Mainly brown flat sea fish
- They say it's the spot for fish!
- Responsibility to catch one fish
- Flatfish, valued as food
- Popular fish
- Spot, we hear, to find fish
- A flat fish
- Fish for man leaving campanile
- Location around island for fish
- Type of fish
- A fish
- Fish settle around top of ice
- Sounds like where to put the fish
- Important food fish
- One going into town for fish?
- Fish I displayed in position
- Fish in position around island
- Flat fish with white spots.
- Fish in fish and chips
- Food fish
- European food fish
- Fish
- Flat fish
- One is in location for the fish
- location, reportedly, to get flat fish
- One without setting for fish
- A spot, you say, of food
- flatfish with an oval brown body marked with red or orange spots
- Flatfish or flounder
- i must be in position for what comes from the sea
- reported location of swimmer
- Sole relative climbing mountain rocks
- Sound situation for a swimmer at sea
- Type of flatfish
- put iodine in swimmer
- North Atlantic flatfish
- european flatfish, pleuronectes platessa
- PI in Chantilly taken captive by one dropping a line
- Swimmer I spot outside
- Large flatfish
- Pressure on Alice working on takeaway menu
- Swimmer up mountain gets chill
- Swimmer one put outside
- Current in location carries swimmer?
- One might get hooked ascending mountain rocks
- Location announced for swimmer
- Sole relation one has put outside
- Large marine flatfish
- Flatfish group
- American flatfish or flounder
- European flatfish
- Summer flounder
- Flounder.
- European flounder.
- The summer flounder.
- Flatfish
- The European flatfish Pleuronectes platessa
- an edible diamond-shaped flatfish that lives on sandy seabeds
- Orange-spotted flatfish
- Edible marine flatfish

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swampy

- Environmental activist who conducted a 1996 tunnel-based protest against the expansion of the A30 in Devon
- Soft and watery politician in power
- Muddy Waters opening for a Frenchman taken in by agent
- Paddled pathetically, disheartened and wet
- Wet politician is taken in by influence
- Wet politician in power
- Very wet politician with external influence
- Politician's divided influence, referring to first answer?
- rod marsh's nickname
- Quaggy, soggy
- Beetle Bailey's base camp
- Marshy
- Boggy, marshy
- Like England's 'the Fens'
- Marsh-like
- Camp ...... ("Beetle Bailey" setting)
- Like the Okefenokee
- Very like a bog
- Bailey's camp
- Beetle Bailey's camp
- Boggy; waterlogged
- Boggy
- Like marshland
- Like marshes
- Like a marsh
- Like the Everglades
- 1990s environmental activist