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• With the top off, left one will collapse and shatter! (4,2,6) *
• Renovating (9) *
• They discharge debts for the colonies (11) *
• Rests but gets ready to be photographed again (7) *
• Study in advanced English (3)
• Propensity, inclination (8)
• Last drop of moonshine in fairly new still (7)
• There could be a catch in it, of course (3) *
• It may let you down lightly (9) *
• Show's intro gets me mostly hot ‘n' bothered (5,4) *
• Egghead goes under in charge - that's cool (3)
• Charge 100 in a faulty cause (6)
• Deceptive movement not easy to discern, one hears (5) *
• Persephone began to rearrange her new home in gradual stages (6) *
• One small child adopts a zoologist's last parrot (7)
• Pairs of lines set out across and down to start work (8) *
• I shall not be in good health (3) *
• Work to insulate home with fine wrapping material (7) *
• The explosive results of press accounts (7) *
• Buddhist leader starts every class with sacred mantra, opening eyes to emerge transformed (6) *
• They're under orders not to strike matches (9) *
• Twist of lemon finally placed in extremely elegant drink (7)
• First-class place becomes seat of government (7,4) *
• What the sports photographer does, shows bias (5,5) *
• Six leaders from councils exert pressure on local deputy (4,9)
• News of firing? (7) *
• Brilliant grade set benchmark (4,8) *
• Thorough knowledge can be seen (7) *
• Extent of displeasure right at the start (5) *
• Sort of art shown by the man at the wheel before the firing takes place (7) *
• Get a short teetotaller in a muddle (6)
• Bespoke gear is oddly removed for clients (9)
• Officer involved in recount (9)
• Give a rise, but it's fraudulently concocted (5) *
• Archer and others succeeded after initially seeing terrible ratings (4,5) *
• With which the relinquishment of office may be accepted (11) *
• They are told with least modification (5) *
• More strong beer leads to excessive retching (7) *
• Author who created professors Snape and McGonagall (7) *
• Period of British history from 1811 to 1820 (7) *
• Poetic device involving the repetition of similar sounds (9) *
• Area of Birmingham in which Villa Park is located (5) *
• Tiny reproductive body released by fungi (5) *
• Gelatinous tissue between the eye's lens and retina (8,6) *
• Unit of 1,000 kilograms (6,3) *
• - Dumas, author of The Count of Monte Cristo (9) *
• Greek goddess who meted out vengeance to those guilty of hubris (7) *
• Kosovan-born singer of the No 1 hits How We Do (Party) and R.I.P. (4,3) *
• German-born proponent of the dada art movement (5) *
• Person from Aarhus, Odense or Roskilde, eg (4) *