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• Woodward of "The Long, Hot Summer" (6) *
• Some uniform tops (7) *
• Near East locale (4) *
• Invertebrates in shells (8)
• Railway halting places (8)
• Popular frozen treat (8) *
• Skilful elegance or expertise (7) *
• Name a French poet’s sister’s calling (7)
• Ben E King song that begins: "When the night has come” (5,2,2) *
• The steepness of a slope (8) *
• Cheerless physician describes blood type (4) *
• Bed for an infant (6) *
• Defer job for appointee, dismissing the odds (8) *
• A greater number is conversely inferior, on the whole? (10) *
• A lord, a sleeve and a road made famous by Patrick Kavanagh (6) *
• Syrian port city over time starts anew, keeping it afloat (7) *
• "O listen, listen, ... gay! / No haughty feat of arms I tell" (Scott) (6) *
• Donate a sum of money, for building repairs, say? (5) *
• Demanding close observance of rules (6) *
• If you're afraid of your own one, you're very timid (6) *
• Encourage bond in yellow part of ovum (3,4) *
• Precious gem setter will mention in poetic description of Ireland (7,4) *
• Circle sector contains gas (5)
• Prefix to indicate fakery (6) *
• Quality newspapers cover wide array of films (11) *
• Articles this paper reports as letters? (5) *
• Strenuous effort against the odds (8) *
• Promises empty pill has advantages (7)
• Bare mud moulded into shape in place where airplanes go missing (7,8) *
• Associate ownership or authorship with (7) *
• Dance music playing on road causes disagreement (7) *
• Dashed back in anticipation of arguments over limits (7) *
• Celtic enters common era challenged by choosing the best out of everything (8) *
• Hide after dwelling in dressing gown (9)
• Dishy estate agent is secretly most timid (6)
• Coronation Street villain Alan Bradley was killed by a Blackpool ____ (4) *
• Basic SI unit of electrical current (6) *
• Football anthem whose music Ian Broudie composed (5,5) *
• He, Ne, Ar, Kr, Xe, Rn and Og? (5,5) *
• The book accompanying this Kenneth Clark BBC TV series is still in print (12) *
• Waters separating Alaska from Siberia (6,6) *
• Bird similar to a swallow, but with a shorter tail (6) *
• Comedian, the first late night US TV talk show hostess (4,6) *
• Cellulose-eating insects which live in colonies (8) *
• Actress who played Thelma in Thelma & Louise (5,5) *
• Latin phrase meaning by that very fact (2,4) *
• Depression-era bank robber Lester Joseph Gillis was also called ____ Nelson (4,4) *
• Reggie Perrin visualised his mother-in-law as a ____ (12) *
• Comic's line (3) *
• Western legend portrayed by the six longest answers (5,4) *