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• Good boy with kids in Sunday dress? (4,4) *
• Small desire or fancy (5) *
• In Paris, the aristocrat gets reprieve (3,3) *
• One prone to beat male involved in sick murder (7) *
• Song artist sent up by flipping smart software? (4) *
• ... hooking up and having sex (8) *
• Bishop up for sex and crack takes the biscuit! (6,4) *
• French thinker annoyed Hegel ultimately (5) *
• Who cares if second husband gets wig? (5) *
• Ready for a spanking? Mind your own business! (4,3) *
• Kid in sound or river (4)
• Out-of-head Scandinavians and boozers ... (4) *
• Don't scream after a shock in Boots (3,7) *
• Hats and clothes for a principal? (8)
• Some soothing rap pacifies spirit (6)
• Fat landowner that's repelled one (4) *
• Hot member close to tears and ready to fight (2,4) *
• Afternoon out for country drive (4) *
• I will wear medal in retirement (5) *
• Take Scottish leader's temperature for doc (7) *
• Old relative managed after touch of gout (4) *
• Greek centre replaced by French in Polish port (6) *
• Part of the body pervert has up goose (10) *
• Quiet passes could be deciding matches (4-4) *
• Love a revolutionary being ready for a row? (5)
• Bill goes to the North gate (7)
• A fair race (5) *
• Female factotum (4,2,3,4) *
• Attack on a clique (5)
• A parliamentary term? (7) *
• Original place for holding games? (7) *
• Shows anxiety about glacial ice (5)
• It's tense but what's ahead couldn't be better (6,7) *
• Sid backs company for record entertainment (5)
• All-inclusive cover for retirement (7) *
• A sign to know in Scotland (5)
• Pictures of newly minted coins (5)
• Lodge in temporary accommodation (6) *
• Does old-fashioned scribbles (7)
• Continued to give the total in a rush (7)
• Australian bush (7) *
• A part of one sort of pedestrian crossing (8,5) *
• Classic contest for an American bowler (5)
• At the weekend a chair is put out for port (7)
• It is up to a new poet to go lightly (6)
• More or less following a style (5,1,7)
• As soon as clocked in at work­place, given a hearing (2,5)
• Commonly, money (apart from euro) is thin (7) *
• Penny in old money chucked back by such a fool (5)
• Popular edition getting everything topsy-turvy (9)