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• Member of an ancient Jewish sect in conflict with Christ (8) *
• A track going up (6)
• Daughter of Polonius in William Shakespeare play Hamlet (7) *
• Hard unglazed pottery (10) *
• Court shout (5) *
• Stole from (6)
• Get rigid (5,2) *
• Church services (6)
• "Water Music” composer (6) *
• Roil (7) *
• Leek's cousin (5)
• Classic Ford (5,1)
• Venus's love (6) *
• Apply with force, as brakes (4,2) *
• "Nabucco," e.g. (5) *
• Upright judge replaced by king in purge (5) *
• See God's city for, unfortunately, the lowest of the low (5,2,7) *
• Catholic state supported by us in Paris, like Notre Dame (9) *
• Starts to notice habitual halitosis, having, in elemental form, gas (7) *
• Walk briskly, then run from Tea Party participant (5,4) *
• Earldoms? Do not present incorrectly as provinces (6) *
• One revered before the first year of Our Lord, I'm thinking, in the Colosseum? (7) *
• Support in the library to reserve hotel in person (9) *
• Dummy swallowed plant with bad smell (7) *
• Top Cambridge mathematician abandoning arithmetic, perhaps at the first opportunity, for calculator? (7) *
• Cloth we fabricated using traditional methods (3-4) *
• See e.g. gents pursuing sex and the Bible in retreat (7) *
• Island occasionally banned nature study in central location (5) *
• River that flows from mid-Hampshire to join with Southampton Water (6) *
• The proboscis monkey genus (7) *
• Bowing technique for stringed instruments in which the bow bounces lightly upon the string (8) *
• Merlene ___, athlete who began her career representing Jamaica, but represented Slovenia from 2002 to 2012 (5) *
• Ancient Chinese system of aesthetics (4,4) *
• The official dessert of Massachusetts (6,5,3) *
• Cathedral city on the River Nene (12) *
• A mixture of wheat flour and fat used as the thickening agent in several classical French sauces (4) *
• Drink whose varieties include Cognac and Armagnac (6) *
• The state capital of Florida (11) *
• Genus of plants that includes auricula, cowslip and oxlip (7) *
• Any of a group of proteins that are produced by living cells and act as catalysts in specific biochemical reactions (6) *
• A former name for radon (5)
• Legendary king of Flanders who is an unofficial patron saint of beer or beer brewing (9) *
• The standard monetary unit of Lesotho, divided into 100 lisente (4) *
• 1984 novel by J G Ballard which was awarded the James Tait Black Memorial Prize (6,2,3,3) *
• Anything resembling a tongue in shape or function (7) *
• A three-pronged spear (7)
• A thick rope or cable for mooring or towing a ship (6) *
• The state capital of North Carolina (7) *
• Word, used especially by medieval scribes to indicate the end of a book, part of a manuscript, etc. (8) *
• Historical and geographic area in southeast Europe comprising parts of Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey (6) *