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- Landform with a silent letter (4) *
- Carpal bone's location (5) *
- Harold's employer in "Stranger Than Fiction" (3) *
- Spidey slings them (4) *
- Exam for H.S. juniors (4) *
- Tattered clothes (4)
- Top squad of players (1-4) *
- Event place (5)
- Series star, for short (3) *
- High point of a house (5) *
- Like some MLB gems (5) *
- *Something in the end of a shoe (3) *
- Virtual voice (4) *
- Knight, e.g (5) *
- Coin in Cancún (4)
- *Certain spiritual practice (6) *
- Thunder and Lightning, e.g (10) *
- Ban target? (6) *
- Cain and Abel's brother (4)
- Makes mad (4) *
- Novelist André (4) *
- Not too much (4) *
- Pax ___ (6) *
- Left in haste (3) *
- Fine underwear, low at the rear (4)
- Fruit drink made from powder, without a head (7) *
- British acronym for a possible cause of a railway accident (4) *
- Stylish flair (5)
- Mclaren's black and bluish grey Tesla rejected (4) *
- Seaweed from delta followed by two universities (5) *
- Setting of two Shakespeare plays (6)
- Resources meant to be marshalled in a case of major back strain? (12) *
- Bolívar who was known as "the Liberator" (5) *
- BBC cookery programme originally hosted by Loyd Grossman (10) *
- Lacking space, especially oppressively (6,2) *
- Aphorism that's visually depicted five times in this puzzle's grid (3,5,4,2,4) *
- Miscellaneous collection on a main ground (7) *
- Drape suspended up in the air (7) *
- Acting group is bitter about shows (10) *
- Circulatory issue limits old husband stretching too much (14) *
- Maintenance on broken rapiers (7,7) *
- Copies of timeless recordings (4) *
- Education reducing social differences (7,7) *
- Turning more boring, church fixture, repeated (7) *
- Any of the Uruk-hai in "The Lord of the Rings" (3) *
- Not more than one rugby official starts to satisfy Twickenham (2,4) *
- Necessities for drug approvals (6) *
- Gun part which throws out empty shell cases after firing (7) *
- Edith Wharton's "ruin of a man" (5,5) *
- "To the ___ / Of nature trusts the mind that builds for aye” (Wordsworth) (5,6) *