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• Make Kitty sit still. (6) *
• Inexperienced enough to daunt about everybody (6) *
• Terminating or concluding (6)
• I will, as the poet might say, arise and go now to this place. (4) *
• Asian flatbread (4)
• Tunes orchestra as bell starts to ring twice, mysteriously. (4) *
• Annoy, irritate (3)
• Should the agitated bard peak, it's said, he'll destroy jotter. He needs to slow down. (5,3) *
• Instrument for viewing inside body parts (9) *
• Stay here and guess endlessly about five hundred in the southeast. (10) *
• Ian - the man with a plan - takes fifty travelling in Central America. (10) *
• Note: it loses a thousand and becomes quite small (4) *
• The language of verse (6) *
• Awaiting customers in park, German philosopher takes air around ten. (4,4) *
• Traveller's tour finally finished (5)
• Decline rubbish (6) *
• Inspector confuses former American soldier. (8) *
• Passion about right here? (5) *
• Defeat cut short by fight in high range (8) *
• Origin, root (6)
• Heartless Nixon hides money here - what nerve! (6) *
• Hang around road with an inhabitant of Africa (8) *
• Initially a rare thing to have no ultraviolet treatment for French water - a naturalistic style. (3,7) *
• Cheers with depraved sultan becoming victim of hellish punishment (8) *
• Gets comfort from new lease of life. (4) *
• Encouraging English to stay so popular (9) *
• The sort of prospect supplied by ramblers, for instance (4) *
• Proscribes (4)
• Flying saucers, in the main, are notorious for this. (8) *
• Regular stall-holders? (12) *
• Rap sheet abbr. (3) *
• Beat banned party (5)
• Private party organised for Rosie at the start of the evening. (6) *
• Conveyance providing the French with a seat (6) *
• Setter's found in cold US airport in the end (6)
• Being undaunted, I printed a new version (8)
• Light drink around start of meal (4)
• It's mad to be so abstemious - take a bit of this delicious dessert. (6) *
• Police officer more prominent in series . . . (5) *
• Used to draw assorted petals. (6) *
• One biscuit or a few mixed with the first of the rusks (5)
• Forward on the cracking ice, mostly offering a taste of what's to come (9) *
• One of the main forces in the world (3,5) *
• The full quartet will be back in house (5) *
• Standard score fails to change the opera (8)
• Prompt statement of deferral all ignored (2,4,4) *
• Disagreeable person's son taking our cat (8) *
• Opening omitted from writing about obscure source of terror? (9) *
• As cattle-keepers they expect to reap dividends (12) *
• Classic drama, with broadcast exposure, about rise of primitive instincts (7,3) *