Fifty Involved In Savage Rescue Attempt Crossword Clue

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SALVAGE
- Fifty involved in savage rescue attempt
- Insert lag to save wreck
- Learner caught in savage rescue of sea vessel
- Recover (wreck)
- Recovery from a shipwreck, e.g.
- Recovery of property left in the wild
- Rescue from loss

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