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Murphy’s nickname, in full (6)
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potato
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| 2
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Always found in an orchard, but not on a tree (5)
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chard
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| 3
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Clear ice not found in the freezer (8)
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celeriac anagram
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| 4
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Shoe polish? (4)
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kiwi
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| 5
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I saw my old car rot in a field (6)
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carrot
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| 6
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This answer is hard, somehow (6)
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radish anagram
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| 7
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Has its own song about a boat (6)
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banana
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| 8
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A sort of crop that turns the fields yellow now up a tree (4)
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pear
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| 9
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Relatives by a village water supply (7)
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pumpkin
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| 10
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Sounds like interring the gosling’s parent (10)
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gooseberry
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| 11
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The colour of the future, we’re told (6)
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orange
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| 12
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Liverpool fields (10)
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strawberry
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| 13
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Sort of support across the top of a door (6)
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lentil anagram
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Chekhov’s orchard (6)
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cherry
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Flatten a sport (6)
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squash
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The sort of citrus fruit that isn’t citrus (5)
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melon anagram
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| 17
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Patchy companion to a lonely petunia (5)
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onion
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| 18
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He never received a purer gift in any way (10)
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grapefruit anagram
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| 19
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This musical sergeant’s alone (6)
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pepper
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| 20
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This fruit is really not pretty (4)
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ugli
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| 21
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Very different from a cube of sugar, licked till it dissolves (6)
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garlic
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| 22
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The tastiest part of a device made to imitate a human (6)
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tomato (automaton)
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| 23
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Don’t use rancid roe to make caviar - try something else (9)
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coriander anagram
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| 24
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Voiceless linguolabial trill, or Bronx cheer (9)
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raspberry
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| 25
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Secretary to famous Belgian(?) (5)
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lemon
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| 26
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I hear you haven’t fixed that drip (4)
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leek
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| 27
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Bond’s Cubby hole (8)
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broccoli
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| 28
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German Chancellor with 80% of an Israeli PM (8)
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kohlrabi
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| 29
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Fawlty host (5)
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basil
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| 30
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Lasts longer that a PM? (7)
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lettuce
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| 31
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Here is a pea, chopped up (5)
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peach
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| 32
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It has a hole in it (4)
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mint
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| 33
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Obsolete personal communications device with keyboard (10)
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blackberry
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| 34
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Jack’s giant stalk (4)
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bean
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| 35
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5280 feet, in a way (4)
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lime anagram
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| 36
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He wears a striped jumper and a sort of beret too (8)
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beetroot
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| 37
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Its most famous proponent liked it with Olive Oyl (7)
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spinach
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| 38
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Hiding in Germany (6)
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ginger
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| 39
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Alfred Nobel or Greta Garbo (5)
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swede
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| 40
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In in a French inn (9)
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auberg(in)e
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| 41
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This the sort of rock I hate (9)
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artichoke
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| 42
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Found in a triangle (7)
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rhubarb
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| 43
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Steinbeck’s were very angry (5)
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grape
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| 44
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Make something of this rascal bee (9)
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calabrese anagram
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| 45
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A pulse in a pear (3)
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pea
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| 46
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Ma sat us down every year to eat this (7)
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satsuma anagram
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| 47
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A sort of lump (4)
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plum
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| 48
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Sounds like what an American would call a trouser cuff (6)
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turnip
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| 49
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A bee can find nectar in every flower (9)
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nectarine
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| 50
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Call our wife and then add cheese (11)
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cauliflower anagram
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