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• "Fear of Flying" author Erica (4) *
• "The Jungle Book" wolf (5)
• It may fill up during a vacation (5) *
• The —, 1968 film drama starring Burt Lancaster and Janet Landgard (7) *
• Russell , Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar winner for Gladiator (5) *
• Detested running the ad (5)
• Victor , Belgian architect considered to be the originator of Art Nouveau (5) *
• Aerodynamic (11)
• Policeman finding sand, say, by large plant (6,5) *
• Port in Finistre, France; a major naval station of the country (5) *
• See nothing in Manila (3) *
• In surveying, the horizontal angle of a bearing clockwise from a standard direction (7) *
• River given inner layer to be efficient (11) *
• Francois , flanker whose 2010 South Africa rugby union debut was against Wales (4) *
• Pope upset the backwards Spanish race (6)
• Alfred —, author of 1896 stage play Ubu Roi (5) *
• Show indignation (7) *
• Small diving duck of northern Eurasia (4) *
• Island state of Australia (8)
• Get angry at hair (7)
• Lean on the table (4)
• Former spouse takes morning quiz (4)
• Small elongated marine invertebrate also called an amphioxus (8) *
• In baseball or ice hockey, a game where the losing side fails to score (7) *
• Informant on the lawn (5)
• "That tastes terrible!" (3) *
• Russian unit of length equal to approximately two-thirds of a mile (5) *
• Humans (6)
• British subsonic military jet plane capable of vertical/short take-off and landing (7) *
• Dark fine-grained sedimentary rock composed of layers of compressed clay, mud or silt (5) *
• US state whose capital is Boise (5) *
• Surname of the brothers at the centre of John Sullivan's best-known sitcom (7) *
• Yellowish orchard fruit (6,4) *
• Emperor of Japan who abdicated in 2019 (7) *
• English translation of the French word "mardi” (7) *
• Insect of which the scarab is one example (4,6) *
• John -, first American to orbit the Earth in space (5) *
• Chuck -, first pilot to break the sound barrier (6) *
• - Lee, director of Life of Pi and Brokeback Mountain (3) *
• Composer of Fanfare for the Common Man (7) *
• The X Factor winner whose No 1 hits include a cover of Snow Patrol's Run (5,5) *
• Matthew Arnold's "sweet city with her dreaming spires” (6) *
• Form of radiation discovered by Wilhelm Roentgen (1,3) *
• The Night of the Iguana and Show Boat actress (3,7) *
• Greek agricultural goddess (7) *
• River that runs through two lakes near Keswick (7) *
• Formula One world champion in 1988, 1990 and 1991 (6,5) *
• Radioactive element named after a Norse god (7) *
• City in Mali, formerly a major trading centre (8) *
• Old name for Irish or sometimes Scottish Gaelic (4) *