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• Person training in the arena regularly (6) *
• Silverback training to open mouth wide (4) *
• Spooner produces anti-depressant from this kitchen appliance (4,5) *
• Son's missing out on love with long nose (6)
• A cruciferous plant of the genus Raphanus cultivated for its edible root (6) *
• Day that is long (3)
• Grate the last piece of bread after tea is cooked (11) *
• Part of leaf from flyer one's picked up (6)
• Gentle stroke; tap (3)
• Chunk of writing (9) *
• Adjective used to describe Champagne that is not sweet (4) *
• No longer making quotations in dramatic style (8) *
• Gadget needed for an American soldier's mode of operation (5)
• Possibly tigerish fliers? (5) *
• Like a perfectly upright timber (5) *
• Blemishing the exam papers? (7) *
• Uniformly brownish attire? (6) *
• Liable to show an upsurge in nepotism (4) *
• The gold-digger's department of expertise? (6) *
• Doesn't have many a sound axe (5) *
• It's kept in Delaware, but broken in Wales (3) *
• Cover needed when the medico is hors de combat (4) *
• Losing air (9) *
• Singer in All Saints who was a contestant on Celebrity Race Across the World (7,5) *
• Eric Carmen song from the film Dirty Dancing that was a top ten hit in the US (6,4) *
• 1966 novel by Paul Scott that begins his Raj Quartet (3,5,2,3,5) *
• Any of various papilionaceous plants of the genus Phaseolus (4) *
• English singer-songwriter who had top ten hits with Misfit and Under the Thumb as a teenager (3,5) *
• Speyside single malt Scotch whisky distillery in Dufftown, Scotland owned by William Grant & Sons (8) *
• A richly-seasoned French stew of meat or poultry and vegetables (6) *
• An imaginary country of tiny inhabitants in Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels (8) *
• Founder member of the Hollies who was part of a supergroup with David Crosby and Stephen Stills (6,4) *
• A partial or full set of artificial teeth (7) *
• English punk band who had hits with Swords of a Thousand Men and Wünderbar (7,5) *
• Belgian surrealist artist whose works include The Treachery of Images (4,8) *
• Village site of The Prancing Pony inn in the works of J R R Tolkien (4) *
• American lawyer, Union general and governor of New Mexico Territory best known for his historical adventure story Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ (3,7) *
• American actor and comedian best known for playing Michael Scott in the NBC version of The Office (5,6) *
• Dance music producer whose single Killer , introducing Seal as a vocalist, topped the charts in 1990 (7) *
• American singer and songwriter nicknamed "The Queen of Rockabilly" (5,7) *
• American actress whose roles include Trudy Campbell in Mad Men (6,4) *
• The lead singer of the Troggs (3,7) *
• Swiss conductor who was the principal conductor of Diaghilev's Ballets Russes (6,8) *
• American actor best known for playing the title role in the detective series Cannon (7,6) *
• BBC sitcom created by Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders (10,8) *
• Chickens' crests, or barbers' tools (5) *
• Gaffer's adhesive (4) *
• Show with Big Bird (6,6) *
• Noggin, or a fruit such as honeydew (5) *
• Stand that might hold a portrait (5) *