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There are 40 clues with the answer 'ROYALMINT'
# CLUE
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Bread maker represented normality (5,4)
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Place where British coins are made (5,4)
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Two men with sweet from place where coins are made (5,4)
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Potential source of wealth in new normality? (5,4)
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Establishment with sole right to manufacture British coins (5,4)
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Where money is made unexpectedly on my trail (5,4)
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Government-owned company founded in London c. 886 in the time of Alfred the Great (5,4)
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Sweet given Her Majesty's approval, perhaps a moneymaker
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Where change in production is the norm
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Money maker requires some sort of normality (5,4)
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Founded in 886, an establishment where five billion coins are struck annually - many, including sovereigns, are verified at the Trials of the Pyx (5,4)
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South Wales coinage factory
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British organisation with the sole right to manufacture coins (5,4)
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Suitable relish for King Edward's money-making venture?
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UK source of coinage
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It makes a lot of money when normality is disrupted
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Government-owned company producing up to 90 million coins and blanks a week, some of which are subject to the periodic trial of the pyx procedure (5,4)
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Organisation based in Llantrisant, Wales, which possesses the sole right to manufacture coins and notes of the realm (5,4)
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Organisation based in Llantrisant, Wales, which possesses the sole right to manufacture coins and no
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The Queen's never used this source of cash (5,4)
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Where change is made in production of sterling quality (5,4)
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Moneymaker to go with new King Edwards? (5,4)
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Normality restored in moneymaking organ-isation (5,4)
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Marilyn to change where change is made (5,4)
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Sovereign herb that makes money (5,4)
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Coin issuer (5,4)
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It made the medals for 2012's London Olympics
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Coin maker headquartered in Wales
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British institution founded c. 880 and based in the Tower of London from the 13th century to the early 19th century (5,4)
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Public institution at which Isaac Newton held the roles of warden and master