Disastrous Our Departure Stirs Up Deliberately Cruel People Crossword Clue

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- At sea, assist to catch five hundred cruel people
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- Cruel people
- Cruel people unhappy with its new direction
- Disastrous! Our departure stirs up deliberately cruel people
- How sad is this, not greeting the cruel

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