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- Breaking law, even US journalists must consider this (4,5) *
- Brass still coating rupees from the east (5) *
- Match of variable quality (5)
- Shambles! No good Queen covering up final note from Freddie Mercury (9) *
- A cleaning cloth or brush (6) *
- Keenly praises (6) *
- Oppression; despotism (7)
- Boards or other backings upon which text and illustrations are glued (5-3) *
- The delivery of praise by clapping (8) *
- Filled with intense pleasure or joy (10) *
- Sudden panicked rush (8)
- A threadlike structure made up of DNA (10) *
- Relating to a race or national group of people (6) *
- Discipline or subdue (7)
- A gesture of approval (6-2) *
- A small musical instrument like a U-shaped harp (4) *
- Horses of the short, Scottish breed (8,6) *
- Handrail and posts beside a staircase (10) *
- Stable; fixed (6)
- Disagree with; act against (6)
- Includes; surrounds (8) *
- Gives incorrect particulars (10) *
- End the conflict and become friendly (4,3,7) *
- Two-wheeled handcart (6)
- Less old (5)
- Woman's bedroom (7)
- Caribbean island group (7) *
- Ulterior motive (6,6)
- Bottle broken by the RAF ace (6)
- Expected to be outside the King's Head with a nobleman (3) *
- You may not remember having spent the night in one (3) *
- Ah! Was taken in and nearly sunk! (5) *
- Anybody on earth should be benevolent (6) *
- Would he be the new leader? (3) *
- Talk softly to Sir Simon (7) *
- He may consider Macbeth unmentionable (5) *
- Place of pride (6) *
- Blocks half of loch having unfortunately sunk (6) *
- One way to travel is to walk (6)
- Lets her move out into lodgings perhaps (7) *
- More to come in the next race (5)
- A bridge may be built by this military unit (7)
- Kipling hero who led a wild life as a youngster (6) *
- About one hundred mince pies - made from these? (7) *
- They saw where a fish comes in (10) *
- Eccentric when out and about (5)
- Ends interim arrangement (7)
- Peruse English novelist (5)
- Tenant the French understand (6)
- When there's a change of plea men select a jury (7) *