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• No sonatina composed for city (3,7)
• Note to Blair about returning excellent souvenirs (11)
• Mark gets terribly cool at noon (5)
• the "N" in UNICEF (7) *
• like the hypotenuse (8) *
• Taylor Swift and Billy Idol (9) *
• coyotes and hyenas (10) *
• smelled a rat (9) *
• Actual - sand, gravel and cement (8) *
• ‘Be mother (4) *
• Unit of corn or wisdom (6) *
• Sloth and gluttony, for two (4) *
• City in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, housing the Reinoldikirche (8) *
• Cape —, headland on the extreme NE coast of Mozambique (7) *
• Use the mind (5)
• Thyroid, eg (5)
• West Sussex resort (6,5) *
• Competitive daily grind (3,4) *
• Shrill sound (7)
• Neil —, musician and comedian who played Ron Nasty in 1978 TV film The Rutles: All You Need Is Cash (5) *
• Assay (7) *
• Relax in middle of Red Sea, swimming away (4,3)
• Defeat admitted in umpteenth war trial (6) *
• Charity supporting Queen’s misgivings (6)
• Personally provided solver with invitation to quiz setter (2,3,3,2) *
• Australian cricketers love maidens - that’s self-evident (5) *
• Electricity suppliers bound to direct debits ultimately (4,5) *
• Smell - dubiously at first - unknown substance (4)
• Heron relative (5)
• Observe Russia possibly recruiting muscle (8)
• Seaside flats and ramshackle spa leased around November (10) *
• Quickly ran through dance with Sheeran in the wings (6,3) *
• Grammatically suspect description of history, so to speak (2,2,4) *
• Pupil’s equipment not shading, their caps left off earlier (4,4) *
• Swinger using tips from trapeze artist, really zipping around now! (6) *
• Dull fare, e.g. peppers, thrown back up (6) *
• Food to accompany 1A, served up by advocate (4) *
• Turn up to decide a title for issues (8) *
• Competitor expected to lose (8)
• Full of guilt or remorse (8) *
• Spy acting for a country (6,5) *
• Samuel —, US inventor and painter whose works include The Chapel of the Virgin at Subiaco (5) *
• Millard —, president of the United States from 1850-53 (8) *
• Oliver —, gamekeeper in 1928 D H Lawrence novel Lady Chatterley's Lover (7) *
• Optical device that projects the image of an opaque object onto a screen (11) *
• Muse of the dance in Greek mythology (11) *
• How dimwit begins Observer puzzle - bewildered (5) *
• Unemployed chap, long-suffering? Not so much (7) *
• Exhausted and inclined to blaspheme when losing head (5) *
• Expose Trump, foul army and silly gossip mongers (6,4) *