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• Priest once more dismissing one heathen (5)
• Old story: talk of translated article by Proust (4,4) *
• Perhaps quarrelsome craftsman flourished alongside engraver (8) *
• Irritating leader leaving town, having snatched children (5)
• Twain hero, beset by drink, is to give in (5,2) *
• Not favouring big stove in small tenement, ultimately (7) *
• Stop getting behind popular record label (5)
• Note dreadful lion close by, taking a twisting route (3-6) *
• Ethical person increasingly cut down celebrity (8) *
• Flasher starts to swish their gown (6)
• Goes out after school clutching soft drink (8) *
• Circular ripple around boat propeller making a loud noise (7) *
• American tree: ending of climb by absolute idiot (9) *
• Alliances are reforming around borders of older disputed territory (6-8) *
• Tribal symbol, as those people see it, is short of height (5) *
• Money put on stump for aluminium sheeting (7) *
• Dog often turning up, interrupting my redesign (6) *
• Bottom, giving no thought to one’s performance? (4-2-3-5) *
• Tense outfit, American, obscure - one’s involved in multiple partnerships (9) *
• Wild hairstyle, with length trimmed, producing emotional outburst (8) *
• Work as cleaner, subject to following Legislative Assembly (7) *
• Charge adolescent producing mess (7) *
• Chief is protected by Sergeant-Major in breach (6)
• King, King’s mistress and the sound of fate? (5) *
• Time in South Africa - new different form of South Africa - marked in verse (6) *
• 1976 Alex Haley novel subtitled The Saga of an American Family (5) *
• African antelope with lyre-shaped horns (6) *
• Memorised antler formation (6)
• Patricia —, Best Actress in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for Pieces of April (8) *
• Grand beers cause fits of laughter (5) *
• Old coins as gifts (7)
• Strasbourg-born artist also known by the first name Hans whose works include 1938 sculpture Growth (4,3) *
• Owen —, Welsh actor; 1997 Best Featured Actor in a Play Tony Award winner for A Doll's House (5) *
• Port in northern France overlooking the Strait of Dover (6) *
• & 2D 1998 action film starring Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker (4,4) (4) *
• Zoologist portrayed by Sigourney Weaver in 1988 biopic Gorillas in the Mist (4,6) *
• Nephew of Squire Allworthy in 1749 Henry Fielding novel The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling (6) *
• 1984 action-comedy starring Clint Eastwood and Burt Reynolds (4,4) *
• Triangular keyboard instrument widely used in the baroque era (11) *
• 1990 comedy starring Linda Blair, Ned Beatty and Leslie Nielsen (11) *
• Standard monetary unit of Portugal replaced by the Euro (6) *
• Mother-in-law of Ruth in the Old Testament (5) *
• Governor means to host convention (4)
• Drive for a short time in open country (5) *
• Band with a little sibling (5) *
• Sluggish individual letting down society - they're hammered (5) *
• Child short of relatives - alternatively, papa leading dynasty (6) *
• Attractive individuals performing for audience (7-2) *
• University dons occasionally too cold in architectural openings (5)
• Remote's not working regularly, so unscrew television at last (3-2-4) *