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• Methodical start by the police (3) *
• In a crack-up, maybe a write-off (3) *
• A detective so upset at farewell (5)
• Pasty person? (5) *
• Love of football (3) *
• Nominal asset, possibly (5) *
• Has a poor work rate, but is left in the side, possibly (5) *
• Am run ragged in Belgium! (5) *
• Being decorative, is carefully drawn (4) *
• Diocese in southeast Middlesex (3) *
• Close down before time, almost (6)
• Ed Davis cleverly gave warning (7) *
• Wherein to be sheltered, if only outwardly (4) *
• Just the chap to wander around? (6) *
• Weapon of Shakespearean character (6)
• Error message that triggers alarm? (4,4) *
• Deep fissure exploited by cavers and some seamen (8) *
• Dramatic utterances actors can’t hear? (6) *
• Cooled that hot enthusiast Edward (6) *
• Cove with a bit of beach, apparently (4)
• Could she be good for a song? (4) *
• A bit old to be seeing someone? (5) *
• Rises irregularly, gentlemen (5)
• A drink to help make you alert (3) *
• In which to be accountably indebted (3,3) *
• The place for the low soldiery? (4) *
• Chief country with a prominent shoreline (8)
• Guard small passage (6)
• An ingredient of gunpowder later step developed (9)
• Indicates there’s nothing in a few beers (6)
• House of retired US soldier -- look round (5)
• What may be ridden round by one, briefly? (8)
• The man's inside playing subtle form of music (3,5)
• English bishop with task to perform (6)
• Uncle swimming across English river and lake (7)
• Take place of us outside Cricket Club (5)
• Patch of ground by American plant (5)
• Sick to benefit more? None too soon (3,6,4)
• Story one may mistakenly associate with 'Rip Van Winkle'? (3,3,5) *
• Enthusiastic male group heading off (6)
• House: Philip entering to look at gardening aid (8)
• Starts to round up ruminants at large in the countryside (5)
• Drop off short skirt to be collected by stunner (8)
• Explain Pinter's opening in 'Betrayal' (5,3) *
• Calling attendant about one, finally (6)
• International finished as planned (8)
• Shy type, mostly ever so tense, after opening (9)
• Send signals from beach about European plot (9)
• Section of gulag has them overcome with horror (6)
• Match power with attitude (4)