Using Satnav Alan Checks Snow Slide Crossword Clue

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- Alpine landslide
- Can Al have set off snowslide?
- Each naval move results in snow slippage
- Great rock or snow fall
- Great snow or rock fall
- Have canal demolished after heavy snowslide
- Have canal destroyed by large snowfall

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