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• Time off — trade's abandoned with family finally seen? (4,3) *
• The bowls equivalent of the "cochonnet” in boules (4) *
• A young fox (3)
• Poet Robert Burns became this kind of official as a better use of his education than farming (9) *
• New marking fools on square may get in army unit, US soldier excepted (12) *
• African community was backing chamber orchestra (6) *
• Painter whose depictions of history are a major feature of Mexico City's Palacio Nacional (5,6) *
• "A moral, sensible, and well-bred man / Will not ____ me, and no other can” (Cowper) (7) *
• In architecture, the male equivalent of a caryatid (5) *
• Herbs and grass, mostly in America (7) *
• Broadcast by a jolly lot, flying fighters (3,3) *
• Historian Hugh Trevor-Roper became Baron ____ (5) *
• One of the world's few nations with contiguous territory in 43D continents (5) *
• Craft in which Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space (6) *
• Fantastic eleven getting carried away? (6) *
• Quadrilateral with two parallel sides in the UK, and none in the US and Canada (9) *
• Show with Eastern wickedness — any number enthralled (6) *
• Merry and encouraging, not revolting (8) *
• The name of Malawi until 1964 (9) *
• Girl lacking energy in improvised singing (6) *
• The ____? His art and poet's will be different (8) *
• One of the Scots embracing the goddess (6) *
• Pseudonym of the playwright Jean-Baptiste Poquelin (7) *
• Top-notch fabric used up to make ribbon (5) *
• Vessels used by soldiers for both cooking and eating (4-4) *
• Tree map involving appropriate technology (6) *
• A Hindu or Buddhist religious text (6) *
• In a quote attributed to Billy Connolly and others, an intellectual is someone who can listen to the William Tell Overture without thinking of ____ (3,4,6) *
• My note about true origin of word (6) *
• Horrible rodent has bitten Henry in the seat (7) *
• Wine whose sweetness is traditionally measured in puttonyos (5) *
• Form of storage which has largely replaced pill bottles (7,4) *
• Faculty making some money once (6) *
• World heavyweight boxing champion, 1978-85 (5,6) *
• Wife and husband almost glow at what location in Scotland? (5) *
• Volcanic material destroying reptile (7) *
• Word which can follow "caustic” and "cream” (4) *
• A kerchief worn in place of a hat (9) *
• Papal licence, one not dated, with bits of unusual Latin terminology (6) *
• Tree worker, one by a river? (6) *
• In Scott's Waverley novels, The ____ follows The Monastery (5) *
• Around edge of country spots old hybrid animals (6) *
• Author of Black Beauty (4,6) *
• Worm getting rid of a goat (4) *
• Alternative to "Hoosier” for someone from a particular US state (9) *
• Breathing in a laboured way (6) *
• Northernmost of Japan's four main islands (8) *
• Private home with hospital facility (6) *
• Fibre shown by female, English monarch dismissing Spain (8) *
• The ____ is a Tchaikovsky ballet based on a fairy tale (8,6) *