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- Odor detectors (5)
- Shoot forth repeatedly (6)
- Page border (6) *
- Triton circles it (7) *
- News recap (6) *
- It's achievable for one bachelor left in sheriff's group (8)
- Reserve about to get second European piece of furniture (8) *
- Boring, it's rejected by engineers - an unspecified amount (8)
- Getting new van, even he is then extremely happy (2,7,6) *
- Head of department having finished port (5)
- Allow name (7)
- Fellow with pimple going round the States - one who's hard to please (7) *
- Saint on about ship showing strain (6)
- Transvaal daisy (7) *
- Elope then unexpectedly ring (9)
- Pricey spread (6)
- Former anesthetic (5)
- Dad's sisters (5) *
- Chemical element used in thermometers; symbol Hg (7) *
- Ravi's strings (5) *
- Musical comedies (9) *
- Sour-cream serving (6) *
- System of laws (4) *
- Mountain call (5) *
- Conceding words (5) *
- Trim with a beak (5) *
- Beaver, e.g. (6) *
- Bach's confused with REM? Judge works here (8) *
- Certain spice (4) *
- Sullen sort (5)
- Convent man-agers (4) *
- Geronimo, for one (6)
- Feigned denial (3,2) *
- Course taught by a PE teacher (8) *
- Stone of "Basic Instinct” (6)
- "Aeneid” poet (6)
- Bay State sch. (5) *
- Help crooks (4) *
- Raquel —, actress who played Mrs Windham Vandermark in 2001 romcom Legally Blonde (5) *
- 1994 sci-fi film starring Kurt Russell and James Spader (8) *
- Off-road race (5) *
- Jacques —, president of the European Commission from 1985-95 (6) *
- John Stuart, Earl of —, prime minister from 1762-63 (4) *
- The —, Alfred Tennyson poem about Sir Richard Grenville and the 1591 Battle of Flores with the Spanish fleet in the Azores (7) *
- One or the other rite he changed (6)
- Queen of the fairies in A Midsummer Night's Dream (7) *
- Jeremy —, actor who played the title role in 1980s ITV drama series The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (5) *
- Bachelor tucking into cooked trout — or flatfish (6)
- Standing sculptures Moore finally turned out (6) *
- Single woman in charge of keeping books? That’s ridiculous (7)