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• Scottish snooker player who won the first of his four world titles in 1998 (4,7) *
• Purple anthropomorphic Tyrannosaurus rex whose children's TV show debuted in the US in 1992 (6) *
• Covering for the head and face, worn by Muslim women (5) *
• Opera by Alban Berg, first performed posthumously in 1937 (4) *
• Technology entrepreneur and engineer who is lead designer of SpaceX and product architect of Tesla, Inc (4,4) *
• Mideast envoy Philip (5) *
• Area of Cardiff that is the birthplace of Shirley Bassey (5,3) *
• Pride parade initials (4) *
• Celeb's hiree (4) *
• Gathering for glee club members (8) *
• Online auction venue (4)
• Cautious with clue far different (7)
• Collection of records I have found behind curved structure (7)
• Charming father having energy for plant (8) *
• Ladybug's feature (4) *
• Person who's moved abroad rating me badly (8) *
• A quiet mother is plain (8)
• ____ Knievel (4) *
• Ardently fond (4) *
• Heehaws (5)
• New Zealand fruit (4)
• ____ the weather (5) *
• Hatch or trap start (5) *
• Like a fence gate (6) *
• Common name of the Theatre Royal on Catherine Street, London, associated with Nell Gwyn (5) *
• South American republic; capital Montevideo (7) *
• US criminal associated with Jesse James and Cole Younger who married Jim Reed in 1866 (5) *
• Boy band comprising Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Harry Styles, Louis Tomlinson and, until 2015, Zayn Malik (3,9) *
• The capital and largest city of Samoa (4) *
• Food item whose name is derived from the French for 'twice-cooked (7) *
• Highly contagious viral disease whose technical name is rubeola (7) *
• Complex of enzymes used in cheese production (6) *
• 1974 studio album by David Bowie (7,4) *
• Dutch reality TV franchise created by Endemol in 1999 (3,7) *
• BBC sitcom about two Glaswegian pensioners created by Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill (5,4) *
• Maryland-bred horse that won the 1984 Derby (7) *
• The fibre of the abaca plant (6,4) *
• Celtic language recognised by the UK government under Part II of the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages in 2002 (7) *
• Figure in the legend of King Arthur depicted as being responsible for his downfall (7) *
• Conceptual artist whose work Shedboatshed (Mobile Architecture No 2) won him the 2005 Turner Prize (5) *
• 1969 road movie written by Peter Fonda, Dennis Hopper and Terry Southern (4,5) *
• Fabric of matted, compressed wool or fur (4) *
• The pipe on a set of bagpipes on which the melody is played (7) *
• Takes the helm (6)
• Untidy type (4)
• Vapor (5)
• Droves (4) *
• Had the guts (5)
• Adjust foot warmers to improve performance? (4,4,5,2) *
• Leaf fibres used to make baskets and mats etc. (6) *