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• Blue-flowered plant whose leaves may be used in salads (6) *
• Arboreal habitat characterised by high levels of moisture (10) *
• Adult condition caused by the same virus as chickenpox (8) *
• Berkshire setting of the BBC sitcom The Office (6) *
• German river that joins the Rhine at Duisberg (4) *
• Rodin sculpture entitled Le Penseur in French (3,7) *
• Strap attached to a bridle (4)
• Country whose capital city is Bogota (8) *
• Sex Pistols bassist originally surnamed Ritchie (3,7) *
• Nationality of the Formula One champions Keke Rosberg and Kimi Raikkonen (7) *
• Multi-Oscar-nominated 1982 film with Dustin Hoffman (7) *
• Shape of a UK stop sign (7) *
• Port that is the second-largest Dutch city by population (9) *
• Chemical released by animals to attract mates, eg (9) *
• One of the two official languages of Sri Lanka (9) *
• Tunisian hot paste typically served with couscous (7) *
• Citizen of Bari or Pisa, eg (7) *
• Official prohibition on trade with another country (7) *
• Dessert made with whipped egg whites or cream (6) *
• Acclaimed rock guitarist and former Yardbirds member (4,4) *
• Fatty substance used to make candles and soap (6) *
• Update, as machinery (6)
• Willy Wonka's creator (4)
• Family-friendly, as a film (5,1)
• Marine color (8) *
• Scattered widely (6)
• Monopoly buys (Abbr.) (3) *
• "Pinocchio” fish (4) *
• "— of Anarchy” (FX drama) (4) *
• Oktoberfest souvenirs (6)
• "Nimrod” band (5,3) *
• "Casino Royale” actress (3,5) *
• A small coin Germany declared out of use (5) *
• Be driven by wind power in swim round Cape Wrath (5) *
• National emblem put on music (8)
• Crook got lad price for Higgs boson (3,8) *
• Invest wrongly, easily receive nothing (3,5,2)
• Virtuous releasing maiden from one's trap (4) *
• Only half studying insects book, put Six Feet down? (6) *
• Level of interest shown by Spooner's hare at the dog track? (4,4) *
• 100 litres in a round cooking pot (8)
• Miraculous wedding venue daughter saw on the inside, Celine Dion's home once (6) *
• Chas Hodges hiding in Boots? (4)
• Smartie from vividly coloured box kid's opening (6,5) *
• Love playing football? (3) *
• Tears regularly shed in Ireland for poets (4) *
• Machine that supplies more tightly packed boxes is quiet (9) *
• Abrupt woman may hesitate (5) *
• The ____ Seaway was a joint US and Canadian project completed in 1959 (2,8) *
• The Reform UK and Brothers of Italy parties are both ____ (11) *