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- Wildly eviscerate group holding gunpowder? (3,7) *
- In great demand as poker might be (3,3) *
- Certain diet fine in the cooking (8)
- Intercession (6)
- Endlessly marketed daft insurance mascot? (7) *
- Canadian peninsula; the breed of dogs which have been owned by Bill Clinton and Vladimir Putin (8) *
- Egyptian god seen as a protector of graves and cemeteries (6) *
- Little energy in high Inca capital, lacking oxygen flow rate? (5) *
- Prince, Prince, Prince — just the ultimate type of rock (5) *
- We let a building well to the north (6) *
- Sailor reportedly rowed alongside (6) *
- Fashionable fellow hit on bishop, perhaps (7) *
- Bitter beer — had to get round in (5) *
- Tailless lizard climbing around earth cavity (6) *
- Casing on bridge cable post left inside unit (8) *
- International Baccalaureate expenses which are climbing (6) *
- Letters which replaced ROMA on coins in about AUC 674 (4) *
- Happiness locally about chemical engineer, green inventor (7) *
- Want to get round large old pinnacle of rock? (5) *
- Cleared land of flipping volcanic rock (6) *
- Small shark locally caught by outrigger (4) *
- Dairy check following small volume (5) *
- Young child linked to witchcraft died (5) *
- Mark found in carbonaceous rock like a crown of leaves (5) *
- Tasty drink turning up on a list (9) *
- Food hopper where a chip might go? (4-2-3-4) *
- Vegetable left by a primate (5)
- Spa hotel or a great alternative (9)
- Salt measure added to pastry (8)
- Basic concept for Chambers (5) *
- Soul singer who released Your Love is King in 1984 (4) *
- Steinbeck work that takes its title from a Burns poem (2,4,3,3) *
- Part of north Africa formerly famed for piracy (7,5) *
- Toy involved in a 1950s craze; a potato and maize crisp (4,4) *
- Star of the 1993 comedy film Mrs Doubtfire (5,8) *
- Flat-bottomed barge used to transport freight (4) *
- Formal term for gullets (9) *
- Members of a denomination which included the first people to be called Protestants (9) *
- Garment named after an atomic test site, because of its imagined explosive effect (6) *
- People who are very passionate about a cause (10) *
- River marking the Laotian border with Myanmar (6) *
- 1980s sitcom starring Judy Dench and Michael Williams (1,4,7) *
- Street furniture item which in a few cases has been painted gold rather than red since 2012 (7) *
- Of wood, being dense or compact in nature (5-7) *
- Term for communists involved in the party machine (12) *
- 1990 film starring Mel Gibson and Robert Downey named after a firm covertly owned by the CIA (3,7) *
- In Kantian philosophy, a sense of direct perception (10) *
- Weasel-like animals formerly called foulmarts (8) *
- British fighter plane designed in the 1930s by Reginald Joseph Mitchell (8) *
- Wading birds with varieties such as the glossy, hermit and sacred (6) *