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There are 105 clues with the answer 'CANOFWORMS'
# CLUE
1.
It's complicated! (But it could be useful for anglers) (3,2,5)
2.
Potential difficulties from Moscow and far north somehow
3.
Open up a ___ (discover difficulties): 3 wds.
4.
Awkward matter, but useful for angler (3,2,5)
5.
Hitherto hidden headaches
6.
Unpredictable situation having stampeding cows on farm (3,2,5)
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Potentially complex problem (3,2,3)
8.
Replacing cows on farm exposes a lot of problems (3,2,5)
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Those involved in a cast might want them to open up - creating a potential difficulty (3,2,5)
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Loose cows on farm creating potentially tricky problem (3,2,5)
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Scam for now represented potentially difficult situation (3,2,5)
12.
Tricky situation angler welcomes (3,2,5)
13.
Like tinned vermicelli, maybe? Open 100 as from now and see what you've opened! (3,2,5)
14.
Best not to open this farm - no cows unfortunately! (3,2,5)
15.
Company's chief batting for woman taking bribes... in the end, it spells trouble (3,2,5)
16.
Bird's preserved food? Could be a problem
17.
Potentially complex problem
18.
What you might open if you're looking for trouble or food for the early bird? (3,2,5)
19.
Complex problem (3,2,5)
20.
Scam for now unregulated? It's a potentially difficult situation
21.
Scam for now unregulated? It's a potentially difficult situation (3,2,5)
22.
Scam for now disrupted? It's potentially difficult situation (3,2,5)
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Potentially difficult situation (3,2,5)
24.
Complicated matter likely to prove awkward (3,2,5)
25.
Expression that ought to relate to "for the birds"
26.
Toilet from German city which shouldn't be opened (3,2,5)
27.
Mrs. O'Leary's animal says, "I opened a ___ in 1871!"
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*Mrs. O'Leary's animal says, "I opened a ___ in 1871!"
29.
Toilet from German city which shouldn't be opened
30.
Those dropping a line might want them to open up - there's more trouble to follow (3,2,5)