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• "I believe,” to texters (3) *
• "________ Rush In" (5) *
• Battersea offers money to Cockneys (4,6) *
• Squealed feeling returned punch (7) *
• Heard an opponent coming (7)
• Milliner in break removing topper (6) *
• Timely drink after work with a Parisian (9) *
• Front of deserted vessel is gloomy (4)
• Office worker by terminus perhaps lacking initial appeal (10) *
• First murderer to speak of old school punishment (4)
• Commercial breaks in rhythms of the Greek islands (8) *
• No denying beach reports on huge waves (4,6) *
• March, say, around oil rig in a massive column (8) *
• Cutting apart from around the rear end (7)
• Of a narrative, starting after the beginning of the plot (Latin) (2,6,3) *
• A marginal annotation (7) *
• Fragrant white wine of the Rhine valley (8) *
• Software which creates PDF files (5,7) *
• The four most recent films in this series, which started in 1984, have a 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes (6,7) *
• An Italian coffee brand; nickname of a Yorkshire, Leicestershire and England cricket captain (4) *
• Alex Salmond, ____, Humza Yousaf (6,8) *
• Band whose sole surviving member is Micky Dolenz (3,7) *
• Locomotion No 1 departed from this Co Durham town as the first locomotive to haul a public railway passenger train (10) *
• British actress who starred with James Mason in The Seventh Veil (1945) (3,4) *
• Scottish rock band fronted by Sharleen Spiteri (5) *
• One of a trio of famous Catherines (4) *
• Hit (with), as a fine (4) *
• Closes, as a suitcase (4) *
• More subdued (5)
• 1986 autobiography of the "Queen of Rock ’n’ Roll" (5) *
• Comic pianist known as "The Clown Prince of Denmark" (5) *
• Corporate move, for short (4) *
• Footwear retailer founded in Montreal (4) *
• Tableau (5)
• 100 sen in Malaysia (7) *
• Get hitched again (5)
• Pump up, Jeez, boring grammar school weed (3,4) *
• Somehow my clue shows where peripatetics ponder (6) *
• Retired steward on the night before an event (5) *
• Italian eau de vie made from winepress residue (6) *
• The ____ Palace in Istanbul was once the administrative centre of the Ottoman Empire (7) *
• Stephen King novel about a 1958 Plymouth Fury (9) *
• Singer who wrote the Kenny Rogers hit single Lady (6,6) *
• Is of striking or stylish appearance (4,1,4) *
• Actor who appeared in The Italian Job (2003) and starred in The Bank Job (2008) (5,7) *
• Mythical Mycenaean king who led the Greeks in the Trojan War (9) *
• Most easily melted sleuth in the grip of wanton cutie (8) *
• Unit applied to horse measurement (5) *
• God thus rejected goddess (6)
• One lies but fails to be devious (8) *