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• Engine heat remover (7,6) *
• Pendant (9)
• Iron smelting structures (5,8) *
• Places of judgement (10) *
• Individual thing (4)
• On a very tiny scale (9) *
• Shrub with droopy flowers (7) *
• Having your evening meal (6) *
• Most unattractive (7)
• Plain biscuit for dunking in a cuppa (4,3) *
• Self-employed worker (10) *
• Pull; American (4)
• Skin infection (8)
• Railway worker (9)
• Information from all directions (4)
• I bag one wild flower (7)
• Utterly determined, this man will gamble around noon (4-4)
• Deputy leader pens directive with a new order (4-9)
• Extremists run into bad luck (10)
• Not at home, on job in remote settlement (7)
• Order round for military group (8)
• Drinking with cryptic setter in capital location (7,6)
• Impassive cathedral bigwig pocketing 500 per year (7)
• Before noon, doctor's rounds (4)
• Parliament organised a sit-in -- these people may demand regime change (10) *
• Bob penning long chapter that's terrifying (5-8)
• Recall e.g. Michael Stipe losing one million (8)
• Lad keeping grass exactly right (4,2)
• Turncoat in retreat defied a general? Not completely (8)
• Someone who gives you drive in car without current tax (9)
• Catty remark from Ms Farrow? It hurts! (5)
• Military assistant's funny idea -- leg it! (4-2-4)
• Cards used to stir fire (5) *
• Hunted sound of the virtuous (6)
• Dreams up places where air travels (7) *
• Rubbed in when auditioned (7) *
• They say new blooms create obsessions (8) *
• Would church official drive round a red-back? (9) *
• Possibly new to India, or across the country (10)
• Smelly clothes an advantage in bridge (6,4) *
• More daring bacon? (6) *
• Thoughtful writers I have followed (7)
• Transfers water into light shoes (5) *
• Burnt one's bed in France (3) *
• How to divert act with a team? (4,5) *
• For making crests, dig around in the ring (7) *
• Pipe-fixers include wood in an afterthought (8) *
• Credit is twice the predicament (6)
• Approved feature of friend or seducer (8)
• Glues with gems that are possible bone-breakers (6,3,6) *