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• Percussion instrument with steel bars struck with mallets (12) *
• Instrument to jam endlessly on "middle” note, leading to fuss (8) *
• Italian dessert of egg yolks, sugar and marsala, beaten and usually served warm (10) *
• My soldiers line up at the front (3) *
• City seen as the birthplace of the Irish linen industry (7) *
• First-class cricket team whose only county championship win was in 1936 (10) *
• To look happy maiden's not showing strain (4) *
• "What do dancers think of ____? [. . .] We hate him. He gives us a complex because he's too perfect.” (Mikhail Baryshnikov) (4,7) *
• Scottish game resembling hockey, in which the ball can be played in the air and with either side of the stick (6) *
• More than one in family case pretends son is terrible (11) *
• Put forward allegation, quietly take initiative (5) *
• French term which once meant a light dish between courses at a formal banquet, and later a dessert (9) *
• Goddess of fate in Norse mythology (4) *
• Island dismissing leader in very unfriendly manner (5) *
• Three of the five Platonic solids have ____ triangles as faces (11) *
• Word to describe friars in capital city (6) *
• A school's annual cohort of new pupils (6) *
• Bit by a bit (4) *
• Dance which originated in Cuba in the 1950s (3,3,3) *
• Eliot's "___ Marner" (5)
• Given comfort in times of grief or disappointment (8) *
• What knocks out wild animal — a terrible end in store (8) *
• Name found in "Variety" (3) *
• Ill-gotten gains brought back — lots — in workers' containers (8) *
• Leather made from the underside of animal skin (5) *
• Eins + zwei (4) *
• Formally, "jobs for the boys” (8) *
• Windshield annoyance (5) *
• Any number in a sport provided with special tag (6) *
• Invertebrate with a floral eponym (7) *
• Master treasurer's message to member who owes him money (6) *
• Dutch town, noted for its pottery, where Jan Vermeer lived (5) *
• Group of tonal languages (7) *
• City den providing something to eat (6) *
• Type of melon first developed in Israel (4) *
• Onetime auto make with the Metro and Prizm models (3) *
• Go on river? Stop going on it (6) *
• Talk drinking port in religious office (8) *
• Alberta's "Gas City”, immortalised by Rudyard Kipling as having "all hell for a basement” (8,3) *
• Something to knock on (4)
• Midwest college town (4)
• Youngster's pulse when upset (3) *
• Garnish on a Moscow mule (4) *
• Metal pans holding hot coals, providing comfort at night (10) *
• A hero becoming bitter (4) *
• Having an impeccable reputation, say (5,8) *
• Old man, one joining political party — so this? (4,2) *
• One on a rack (8) *
• Anomalous yet properly organised mini-illustration (6) *
• Things frequently stolen (5) *