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• Mexican marinade (5)
• Lure into trouble (6)
• With wide-open mouth (5)
• Dumplings of India (7) *
• Exodus setting (5) *
• Lab work (5)
• Type of mirror which is tall and tiltable (6) *
• The most beautiful deception of all, per Debussy (3) *
• Up to, but not past (5) *
• Kunis of "Black Swan" (4)
• Biblical traitor (5)
• Power of mind over matter? (11) *
• London's neon equivalent of New York's Times Square (10,6) *
• Goin' out with a member of a chivalric order (5) *
• In medieval music, the full range of recognised notes (5) *
• The birthplace of Princess Margaret (6,6) *
• Man's parts in choral sessions with face hidden (9) *
• An imaginary place of idle luxury (9) *
• Mystical interpretation of a horse I conjured up (7) *
• Redevelopment of Birmingham's ____ district began with demolition of the Masshouse Circus road junction (8) *
• The former Cow Gum was this kind of glue (6,6) *
• Germany's predominant in beer (7) *
• Duke besotted over maiden at once (2,3) *
• The instrument imitated in the "ranz des vaches” section of Rossini's William Tell overture (9) *
• A Parisian group yet to be confirmed? (5) *
• Friendly and powerful, exuding energy (4) *
• Yarns from non-U fellows about politician (5) *
• Enteric, as could be anatomical spaces (9) *
• Saudi Arabia's main port, on the Red Sea coast (6) *
• Archaically, someone with unbalanced religious zeal (10) *
• Charm of a supporter when receiving sign of love (7) *
• With 111-Down, in cooperation (4) *
• Quiet car, old one moving suspiciously? (7) *
• With 74-Across, gesture of approval (3) *
• Floor ____s are nails around two inches long, with a flat tapering shape (4) *
• Is weak potation finally ditched? Is that it? (7) *
• Mark has healthy food, starter for dinner (5) *
• Mingle, blend (3)
• Ross , 1977 Wimbledon men's doubles tennis championship winner with Geoff Masters (4) *
• Independent state in the Pacific Ocean whose capital is Apia (5) *
• Code word for the letter I (5) *
• Main port and commercial capital of Yemen (4) *
• Last of the A Series of Unfortunate Events novels by Lemony Snicket (3,3) *
• Forehead mark on Hindu women (5) *
• Having joint, as you might say, for massage (5) *
• Cells having one sort of code (5) *
• ____ played the old school English butler working for a brash American author in the ITV sitcom Two's Company (6,6) *
• Indication given to soldiers, one given by a governing body (8) *
• Religious fighters beat their enemy (5) *
• African people in US city with stories about the origin of jazz (6) *