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• Obstinately devoted (to) (6) *
• Fully booked event (4-3) *
• Location of Limassol (6) *
• Said, made clear (6) *
• Brickie's trough (3) *
• Item under the hammer (3) *
• Put in barrels (6) *
• Chum, mate (3)
• The largest continent (4)
• There are 100 in an Israeli shekel (6) *
• 1894 opera by Jules Massenet best known for the entr'acte for violin and orchestra Méditation (5) *
• André ___, Cameroonian international goalkeeper who joined Ajax from the Barcelona Academy in 2015 (5) *
• Country whose capital is Bogotá (8) *
• Author best known for Watership Down (7,5) *
• The second most expensive property on a UK Monopoly board (4,4) *
• TV comedy-drama series starring James Nesbitt, Helen Baxendale, John Thomson and Fay Ripley (4,4) *
• The capital of Cuba (6)
• Member of Oasis who formed his High Flying Birds in 2010 (4,9) *
• A mechanical model of the solar system (6)
• 1964 Richard Lester film featuring The Beatles (1,4,4,5) *
• Enormous spider in J K Rowling's Harry Potter stories (6) *
• Scottish folk rock band best known for the song Stuck in the Middle with You (8,5) *
• American rapper born Stanley Kirk Burrell in 1962 (2,6) *
• Country in central Europe whose capital is Bratislava (8) *
• First name used by the American actress born Nathalie Kay Hedren (5) *
• Labour Party politician who became the UK's first black Cabinet Minister in 2002 (4,7) *
• 1938 semi-autobiographical play by Emlyn Williams (3,4,2,5) *
• 1982 top ten hit single by Fat Larry's Band (4) *
• In Indian cookery, a method of cooking meat or vegetables in a clay oven (8) *
• The large Indian antelope Boselaphus tragocamelus (6) *
• Indian actress, food and travel writer and TV personality named a CBE in 2004 (6,7) *
• A 2002 novel by Iain Banks about a radio DJ (4,3) *
• BBC current affairs programme launched in 1980 (9) *
• The first man on the moon (4,9)
• Stage name of a Dutch exotic dancer executed as a German spy in World War I (4,4) *
• American actress and comedian who eloped with Cuban bandleader Desi Arnaz in 1940 (7,4) *
• US frontiersman, trapper, scout and Indian agent after whom the state capital of Nevada is named (3,6) *
• Film director son of David Bowie whose films include Moon and Source Code (6,5) *
• Small Madagascan mammal resembling a hedgehog or shrew (6) *
• A yacht or other boat with twin hulls (9) *
• Village in Bradford that is home to the Bradford Bulls (5) *
• Shrub of the dogbane family, with lance-shaped leathery leaves and ornate red or white flowers (8) *
• Device on a firearm that responds to the slightest stimulus (4,7) *
• Irish radio and TV broadcaster who died in 2016 (5,5) *
• Horse that won the 1976 Grand National (3,5) *
• A circular coral reef or string of coral islands surrounding a lagoon (5) *
• Fool in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night (5) *
• Jean Auguste Dominique ___, French painter whose works include La Grande Odalisque (6) *
• A Muslim form of salutation consisting of a deep bow with the right palm on the forehead (6) *
• Cocktail of tequila, lemon or lime juice, and an orange-flavoured liqueur (9) *