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• Light wind (6) *
• Bloody (4)
• Daunt (10)
• Tumbledown (10)
• Into pieces (7)
• Party-giver (4) *
• A follower or expounder of the pre-Copernican system of astronomy that placed the earth at the centre of the universe (10) *
• A J ___, Scottish novelist whose works include The Stars Look Down and The Citadel (6) *
• Case in which bottles may be locked with their contents visible (8) *
• Surname of the US inventor of the electric telegraph (5) *
• Greek goddess of fortune whose Roman counterpart is Fortuna (5) *
• Isolated mountain peak above a surface of ice or snow (7) *
• A type of administrative division in Slavic countries, including some countries of the former Soviet Union (6) *
• Georg Philipp ___, German composer, contemporary of J S Bach and Vivaldi (8) *
• 1990 film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sharon Stone, based on the Philip K Dick story We Can Remember It for You Wholesale (5,6) *
• Defender who participated in a club record three promotions with West Bromwich Albion (4,7) *
• Large insect of the order Hemiptera, the male of which produces a nocturnal droning noise (6) *
• A large travelling case hinged at the back so as to open out into two compartments (11) *
• The Great Bell in the clock tower of the Houses of Parliament (3,3) *
• Western Australian town named Stuart until 1931 (5,7) *
• Name for helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon and radon (5,5) *
• 1974 Top Ten single by Freddie Starr (3,3) *
• Debut album by Patti Smith, released in 1975 (6) *
• US term for the constellation Ursa Minor (6,6) *
• Dorset town that has the largest natural harbour in Europe (5) *
• The episcopal jurisdiction of the Bishop of Rome (4,3) *
• Highest part of the heavens, thought by the ancients to contain the pure element of fire (8) *
• 2006 play by Howard Brenton based on the story of Heloise and Abelard (2,8) *
• Best picture at the 1983 Oscars (5,2,10) *
• A tenth part of produce, income or profits, contributed for the support of the church or clergy (5) *
• River which rises in N Wyoming, flowing through America's largest national park towards the Missouri (11) *
• Vitamin of the B complex, occurring in milk, liver and yeast (6) *
• ___ and Kings , 1904 O Henry novel set in a fictitious Republic of Anchuria (8) *
• Town in NW France that was an early lace-manufacturing centre (7) *
• Another name for glossolalia (8,2,7) *
• Another name for the grenadier, a gadiform marine fish of the family Macrouridae (7) *
• Warwickshire batsman who made his Test debut for England against the West Indies at The Oval in 2004 (3,4) *
• Fairy in J M Barrie works (6,4) *
• Relating to languages derived from Latin (7) *
• City in Brittany, France, whose twin town in England is Plymouth (5) *
• 1815 Jane Austen novel (4)
• One of Spike Milligan's roles in The Goon Show (6) *
• Component of fertilisers and explosives, also known as potassium nitrate (9) *
• BBC teletext information service (6) *
• Eponymous heroine of R D Blackmore's novel subtitled A Romance of Exmoor (5,5) *
• The technical name for the wrist (6) *
• Musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice about the second wife of Juan Perón (5) *
• Communications code word for the letter B (5) *
• Location of England's largest container port (10) *
• Port city on the Firth of Tay (6) *