September 12th 2017 - Evening Standard Cryptic

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September 12th 2017 Answers

Clue	Solution
We start the race for cereal production	WHEAT
Come down, but not too heavy!	LIGHT
Pets for young children (or tired businessmen?)	BUNNIES
Wherein a racketeer may find himself	COURT
Life is not uniform in this street	CIVVY
Warms up pork pies, perhaps, out East	HEATS
Politician capable of treason?	SENATOR
Does she seem entitled to a plurality of husbands?	MRS
Some popular ideas, dry as dust	ARID
Mistakenly agrees to provide lubricant	GREASE
Gaze at something heavenly - an eye-opener!	STARE
What the frog does at last?	CROAKS
For the present, a soldier goes on foot	GIFT
Longing for money	YEN
Architectural features that figure in a spiral arrangement	PILLARS
A mug can start getting stoned with a German one	STEIN
Get into trouble with the police?	COPIT
An RAF unit making a deep impression	AWING
Pacify by putting a tee in position	PLACATE
It's written in a professional way	PROSE
Got the royal colour wrong?	ERRED
Angler's vessel?	HOOKER
Overseas in a general sense	ABROAD
The tutor's expression of disapproval?	TUT
Antagonism, for some strange reason	ANGER
What one can read about the French style of cruet	LECTURE
Goddess who has a double life?	ISIS
Lingers to view the rugged shore around mid-Devon	HOVERS
A supposed Scotticism (sounding owlish?)	HOOTS
Cheeky, say, about 'University Challenge'?	SAUCY
Fabricated name for a Frenchwoman?	NINON
Passion can make a man a bit of a liar!	MANIA
Supporters at the bottom?	SEATS
A good shower means very little	GRAIN
One bowled over in the alley?	SKITTLE
Artist about to use black (being French, of course)	RENOIR
Let down at golf, look displeased	GLOWER
Possibly lunatic hair-style?	FRINGE
Arrest for robbery	PINCH
Drinks very little	SIPS
Devoured less than a plateful	ATE

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