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1. Upset ear doctor, one who changes rooms
2. Finding a penny during repast gets an award
3. Just past eight, you get squiffy!
4. Encountered after choice fruit fall
5. Weirdly alert sons learn to draw etc. here
6. Point out ineptitude, partially
7. Polygamist agreeing with 26
8. Forecast front will come off wicker vessel
9. After adjusting tie, can't blink
10. In the distant past, silver article I must hide
11. Exhaling very very loudly during exercise
12. Place to convalesce, not quite
13. Silly pater, nearly dead drunk
14. Look to include uranium for fine fabric
15. A pro putt almost acceptable
16. One not grabbing snake, cornered
17. Such a bore!
18. Agitato's played. Why aloud? One needs to speak!
19. Medic with singular low hum
20. Made over poetically in cricket club by editor
21. Nasty vicar's lot drunk with gin
22. Coat of black and yellowish-brown material
23. Transplant for one who drinks up
24. Just one of James's Madame's family in the shade?
25. Death before a hundred is dry enough
26. Classic exam, most recent containing one set of books
27. Salesman put on hat, snakeskin?
28. Spin tool for ill-gotten gains
29. Trust fair to supply something juicy
30. Disrupt urgent nap? Disgusting
31. Some affection admitted for island
32. Landed after expedition initially declared
33. Fake father, I hear, is tactless in France
34. He said, she said — get knotted
35. Drive away dead skin (or most)
36. Risk attempting Prufrock's peachy question?
37. Short dash to attempt admission
38. Archipelago formerly known as the Spice Islands
39. Himalayan -, rampant riverbank plant
40. Stress hormone
41. Fine fabric made from the coat of the Angora goat
42. Final letter in the Greek alphabet
43. Queen consort of Edward VII
44. Set of poems by TS Eliot including Burnt Norton, East Coker and Little Gidding
45. Channel separating Russia from Alaska
46. Muscular structure that spasms during hiccuping
47. 17th-century English polymath who pioneered microscopy
48. Andre -, one of only eight men to have won all four grand-slam singles titles
49. Scotland Yard associate of Sherlock Holmes
50. West Yorkshire town with a musically celebrated moor
51. Nickname of the US flag
52. France's president
53. Alan Jay -, My Fair Lady, Camelot and Gigi lyricist
54. 1974 film starring Jack Nicholson as the private detective JJ Gittes
55. Principle concerning the number of molecules in gases, formulated by an Italian physicist
56. Ancient Greek meeting place, especially that of Athens
57. Apostle martyred on an X-shaped cross
58. Most populous city within the Arctic Circle
59. Regency dandy and trendsetter
60. Building where the lower house of Germany's parliament meets
61. Emirate whose principal city is the capital of the UAE
62. Flightless bird, extinct since the mid-19th century
63. City-state ruled by the House of Grimaldi
64. - Bentham, chief architect of utiltarianism
65. Hermann -, Nobel laureate who wrote Steppenwolf
66. Title of a 2012 Doctor Who episode in which a "slow invasion” by billions of cubes kills a third of humanity
67. The well-known overture to Verdi's La ____ del Destino starts with sets of three unison Es from the brass and bassoons
68. Command sometimes given if something is about to fail
69. Actress who reputedly said "The Germans and I no longer speak the same language”
70. The only winner of Olympic gold in both the 1500m and 3000m steeplechase
71. "____ canem” is Latin for "Beware of the dog”
72. In classical myth, ____ became a spider after her death
73. To apply (something such as pressure)
74. Narcissism
75. Archaically, feeling faint
76. 100 centavos
77. 1978 film whose title is prison slang for an escape attempt
78. One with more than the usual number of fingers or toes
79. Yaws
80. 1912 novel by Edgar Rice Burroughs which introduced the character of John Clayton
81. The killer whale
82. "And 't is my faith, that every flower / ____ the air it breathes” (Wordsworth)
83. US singer ____'s cover of I'll Be Home was a 1956 UK No 1
84. Film actor Vincent ____ was best known for horror roles
85. Woven fabric made from jute or hemp
86. Meat from the lower part of an animal's back
87. Stand-up comic who announced his retirement in 2014
88. Popularly, an annual event inspired by a 1949 show called Something About a Soldier
89. Pertaining to birds
90. Knife-edged mountain ridge between glacial valleys
91. Mid-1970s ITV sitcom starring Hylda Baker
92. Informally, sweatpants, possibly not worn for sporting reasons
93. Earth's ____ begins at an altitude of about 400km
94. In secret, colloquially
95. The current president of France
96. Those kept in place by tholes
97. Singer, born Mary Brockert, who often collaborated with Rick James
98. Actress who won an Oscar for her portrayal of June Carter Cash in Walk the Line
99. Moses and ____ appeared next to Jesus in his Transfiguration
100. A ruling made by a mufti