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• District of West London noted for its Apollo theatre (11) *
• Being awfully rude on ship due to coercion (6)
• Shes awfully hurt (4) *
• Recorded volume of car wheel with caution (9) *
• A slight semblance of change - how sad! (6) *
• Mole maybe with aspiration to be a ruler once (7) *
• A cot for a renegade (8) *
• Old King Lear's first to show guts (5) *
• Bird also known as Mother Carey's chicken (5,6) *
• The butchers out to become a composer (8)
• What's discussed in work penned by jerk (5) *
• The thing eaten by most of carp or other fish (7) *
• 1823 opera by Carl Maria von Weber (9) *
• ... to get me a book (4)
• Fleece coats from the south (4)
• Rest the creature (6)
• Henri-Louis ___, distiller who opened his first absinthe distillery in Couvet, Switzerland in 1797 (6) *
• Leader with the respect due to me? (10) *
• They may be needed after accidents with staplers (8) *
• Song the man rewrote (6)
• A song for one involved in ritual banner-waving (4,9) *
• Crossing States, cutting through path one's left (9) *
• Brazilian footballer born Edson Arantes do Nascimento (4) *
• Required a pale man ... (6)
• During plague, libertine gives sign of easing up (5,5) *
• Tree also known as the trembling poplar (5) *
• Campaigns for used cars to be serviced (8)
• Character caught by musket hospitalised (5)
• A picture or sculpture of Christ crowned with thorns, from the Latin for "behold the man" (4,4) *
• Husband has green bouquet crossing big road (9) *
• Department of France, in Picardy region, whose capital is Amiens (5) *
• A name such as Hilary? (4)
• Foul, unacceptable TV channel (7) *
• Release through pores (5) *
• Cold and hot dish in take-away outlet (7) *
• 2014 film based on the 1965 voting rights marches in Alabama (5) *
• Perhaps one's going to darn filthy place (5) *
• 1997 movie based on an 1839 slave mutiny (7) *
• Wild cheering met Man U's weak capitulation in Europe (6,9) *
• Type of salamander, the adult version of an eft (4) *
• Kind of complex skill star almost elevated (7) *
• Yorkshire town associated with the Brontë sisters (7) *
• Georgian-British singer-songwriter who was married to World Superbike racer James Toseland (5,5) *
• Possibly Priti Patel, one notably heartless government representative (15) *
• Grape variety also known as primitivo (9) *
• What comes from Iris's topless dancing style (5) *
• Another name for the aardvark (7) *
• Paper handkerchief (6)
• "Stay” singer Lisa (4)
• Macedonian king who conquered much of Asia Minor (9) *