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• Light-headed as my aunt? (5) *
• Had he to get excited? (7) *
• Tense situation where lawyer imports butter (5) *
• One in Red Sea resort needs cash (7)
• Bigger when right into beer (6)
• Flighty type an Arthurian adviser (6) *
• Seeking free ride in Herts town good (8) *
• Story totally grisly about east (8)
• His work was done by Friday (6) *
• Dish of silver good in his keeping (6)
• King Crimson with a large following (6)
• Dianne —, Best Actress in a Supporting Role Oscar winner for Bullets Over Broadway (5) *
• Emilie —, 2012 Olympic slalom K-1 gold medallist (3) *
• 2009 biopic starring Jamie Foxx as Nathaniel Ayers (3,7) *
• Steve —, 1987 flat race champion jockey (7) *
• The —, 1996 Harold Robbins novel (8) *
• ITV sports programme hosted by Eamonn Andrews then Dickie Davies which ran from 1965-85 (5,2,5) *
• Jeremy —, Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for The Hurt Locker (6) *
• Richard —, 1st Baron Westbury, Lord Chancellor from 1861-65 (7) *
• Martin —, author of the novels Yellow Dog and Other People (4) *
• Dennis —, 1960 Wimbledon men's doubles tennis championship winner with Rafael Osuna (7) *
• Hairdresser’s tool (8) *
• Unique feature of the common lynx (4)
• Much favourable publicity for high-rise construction (5-2) *
• A record of the man's effort outside the ring (7)
• Number of soldiers of note in Europe for example (10) *
• Please pass a different way (6) *
• A grim lad bursts into song (8)
• He gets his money always in physical education (5) *
• The sort of contest that goes on in the ring (4-4) *
• Leaving diagram inaccurate? (7,3) *
• So I'd tip her for an important post in journalism (10) *
• Returns from work? (8) *
• Hearing of Troy's fall she took no action (4) *
• Disagreement on a question of colour? (5) *
• Some err badly and show regret (7) *
• Exclusive drinking place? (3) *
• Hop around when caned! (5) *
• If I leave a pip in the beer, you can eat it! (5) *
• In extremes of poverty, being given a loan means a lot (6) *
• Jack's greeting to a bit of a hoyden? (4) *
• The clumsy American gets a girl too upset (6) *
• Be heard as unoriginal (7) *
• Old soldier in the glove trade (3)
• Blistering on one's heels, perhaps? (3) *
• Old people who developed a certain amount of proficiency (5) *
• Contribution to the park that ran round the town centre? (5) *
• Where jockeys may be seen composing poems (5) *
• She goes to Peru for study (3) *
• Four eggs would be too much for him (3)