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• Tracey ___ is renowned for her autobiographical and confessional artwork (4) *
• A daisy with white petals and a yellow centre (5) *
• Robert Duvall wrote, directed and played a preacher in The ____ (1997), with Farrah Fawcett and Miranda Richardson (7) *
• Structure for use by children, named after one built for a JM Barrie character (5,5) *
• Global hotel chain founded in Memphis in 1952 (7,3) *
• Word for reward, used by Chaucer and Shakespeare (7) *
• John ____ is the pen name of espionage writer David Cornwell (2,5) *
• Timothy ____ played Wormtail in Harry Potter films (5) *
• The football club that won its first FA Cup in 1909 (10,6) *
• Before decimalisation, a sixteenth of a rupee in India (4) *
• A chemical compound which turns litmus paper blue (6) *
• Night sky stars are sometimes described as ____ of light (9) *
• A French maker of enamelled cast-iron cookware (2,7) *
• ____ X was a human rights activist, assassinated in 1965 (7) *
• Non-conformance to propriety or etiquette (9) *
• Abstract impressionist known for his US flag paintings (6,5) *
• Pourboire (3)
• Bowl over toilet? Not quite fun (6)
• In a run, with two to go? (15) *
• Commands site with vampire bats (11) *
• Female prisoner heading west (3)
• Table service from daughter and close friends? (6,3) *
• May perhaps enter violently, chasing one with hammer (9) *
• Letter returned by American soldiers (5)
• George Herman ____ was a celebrated baseball player who scored 714 home runs and set many other records (4) *
• ____ All Over, a 1964 No 1, is the anthem of Crystal Palace FC (4) *
• Rescues by eagles in two Tolkien books have been described as examples of this dramatic device (4,2,7) *
• English activity in which the members of a side may have bells on their shin pads (6,5) *
• Time periods based on planetary orbits (5,5) *
• 2024 horror-thriller about Mormons, starring Hugh Grant (7) *
• No Orchids for Miss Blandish was a crime novel by ____ (5,6,5) *
• They can be used for starting cars with flat batteries (4,5) *
• A person of no importance or consequence (9) *
• In chemistry, noble gases are ____ gases (5) *
• 1991 Steven Spielberg film about Peter Pan, starring Dustin Hoffman in the eponymous role (4) *
• The Anglican and Catholic Archbishops of ____ are both Primate of All Ireland (6) *
• Heptathlete Jessica ____ is an Olympic, world and European champion (5-4) *
• George ____ is the Belgian author of the Maigret stories (7) *
• Firms use ____ accounts to pay minor or routine expenses (7) *
• Usually brightly coloured fish often seen around coral reefs (6) *
• In maths and IT, a collection of elements identified by indexes or sets of indexes (5) *
• Rescue service whose HQ is at Poole, Dorset (4) *
• Author Marcel (6) *
• Contradicts (7) *
• Ninety-degree corner (5,5)
• The Amalgamated Engineering Union president, 1968-78 (4,7) *
• Jacques ____ played Monsieur Hulot in four films, 1953-71 (4) *
• In older spelling, a nickname such as The Big Yin (10) *
• Variety of warts ultimately bad for the camel (5) *
• A little fine dirt over snare, or a lot (9,6) *