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• Root vegetable of the genus Beta cultivated as fodder (12) *
• Trailer for transporting equine mammals (8) *
• Grafton's "________ for Outlaw" (3) *
• Cold-shoulders (5)
• Rocker Lofgren (4)
• Four-armed deity (6)
• Vessel carrying uranium — it's noxious (6) *
• Chambers set on including lists of language guide (8) *
• Valve's copper ring in inventory (8)
• Deep perception about storm's gathering (8) *
• 1990 sci-fi film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sharon Stone (11) *
• Painting, usually an altarpiece, on two hinged wooden panels (7) *
• Many a prom coif (4)
• Perhaps missed church to get a divorce? (7) *
• Given too much, Dudley is touched (5) *
• A shout from Jack (4) *
• Ring from King Charles II's lover (5) *
• Scared to pay out, the old devil! (7)
• Former name of Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, NE India (7) *
• 1940 film comedy starring Groucho Marx as S Quentin Quale (2,4) *
• Cook's stuffing recipe in pan (5) *
• Desperate help accepted by territory's transport system (7) *
• In Spanish and Portuguese, an equivalent of "penny” (7) *
• Without opening mouth spout — it's a Gallic thing (5) *
• Abhorrent men not moving naturally (2,3,6,4)
• Scotland's longest ____ crosses the Firth of Forth (10,6) *
• Angry admitting one's the least bit Scottish (4) *
• Barbra Streisand's hit song from the film A Star is Born (9) *
• The rider in last place among those still riding in the Tour de France is the "____” (13) *
• A British army rank that was abolished in 1921 (9,7) *
• Bulletin announcement: Princess of France's down recently (6) *
• Indian interpreter's nonsense in translating into English (8) *
• Welsh female name said to mean "white” or "blessed” (7) *
• Spell "circumvent” — this should be a pushover (7,4) *
• Impetuous pair lacked motivation (7) *
• Copper-enriched food turned cool (5) *
• With a single exception, they're primarily noble (7) *
• A word preceding "cup” in various sporting competitions (9) *
• Tracey ___ is renowned for her autobiographical and confessional artwork (4) *
• A daisy with white petals and a yellow centre (5) *
• Robert Duvall wrote, directed and played a preacher in The ____ (1997), with Farrah Fawcett and Miranda Richardson (7) *
• Structure for use by children, named after one built for a JM Barrie character (5,5) *
• Global hotel chain founded in Memphis in 1952 (7,3) *
• Word for reward, used by Chaucer and Shakespeare (7) *
• John ____ is the pen name of espionage writer David Cornwell (2,5) *
• Timothy ____ played Wormtail in Harry Potter films (5) *
• The football club that won its first FA Cup in 1909 (10,6) *
• Before decimalisation, a sixteenth of a rupee in India (4) *
• A chemical compound which turns litmus paper blue (6) *
• Night sky stars are sometimes described as ____ of light (9) *