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• Travellers gripping newcomers outside a pub (12) *
• Vapers are healthier, pubs half-heartedly admit (8) *
• Expressed alarm saying this beast could fly (9) *
• Computers using Windows finally after DOS kept crashing (8) *
• Trees men planted around ponds originally (6) *
• Love notes, three of them (5) *
• Bar missing the starter, serving meals in full (8,4) *
• Language of love pursuing hearts in days gone by (6)
• Promise to give meat and drink to a setter (8) *
• Marmoset indeed in France seen alongside second small tree (8) *
• An irrational number has an infinite number of ____s (7,5) *
• One inclined to go wrong could be a faceless jihadi (8) *
• One of two very successful sitcoms written by Roy Clarke and set in his native Yorkshire (4,3,5) *
• What's dividing leaders in Mali, Djibouti and Iraq? Not me, I'm a great leader (5) *
• Small basin for holy water, especially near a church door (5) *
• One who sponges off others' charity (10) *
• Couple given months for putting up a small child (5) *
• Theological college founded in 1253, later a name for the University of Paris (8) *
• Jackdaw flying around one in disused wharf (4) *
• Southerner disheartened old Greek (4) *
• The device used by Lewis Carroll's Wonderland caterpillar (6) *
• Tension in South America hems in Ecuador's capital (8) *
• Belonging to dreams (7) *
• Do vote, but not "Yes” (5) *
• F1 racing circuit in the Rhine valley which last hosted the German Grand Prix in 2019 (10) *
• Soldier's half-hearted action displayed (7) *
• Batter's role in defence (7) *
• A term for industrial action not approved by the relevant union (7) *
• Mediterranean herb, sometimes called wild marjoram (7) *
• Former probes are confidential (1,6) *
• Peter Sellers and Sophia Loren recorded this song as a follow-up to Goodness Gracious Me (7,3,4) *
• Unreasonably expensive (10) *
• Stand used by surveyors and photographers (6) *
• Amateur covering of trial repeatedly gets stick in US (6) *
• Squares cut into seven pieces, used to form figures (8) *
• University official in bubble tackling education (6) *
• "Every other author may aspire to ____; the lexicographer can only hope to escape reproach” (Samuel Johnson) (6) *
• Salmon farm in Provence near me (5) *
• Cases one's crackers to tackle (9) *
• Term like "take the knee” in 2017 or "perestroika” in 1986 (9) *
• Bad error to ride a sick horse (6) *
• The second-largest of the Isles of Scilly (6) *
• Australian leg-spinner who dismissed Mike Gatting with the "ball of the century” in the 1993 Old Trafford Test (5,5) *
• Cords perhaps getting fashionable in Surrey town (7) *
• Women's support for someone crafty (6) *
• Food which made the gods of ancient Greece immortal (8) *
• Erratic Conservative PM said nothing's wrong? A lie that's put out (11) *
• Monkey god's shortened title (6) *
• 1960s and 1970s ITV show in which Jonathan Routh played practical jokes on the unsuspecting public (6,6) *
• Open shoe (6) *