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1. After nothing leaks, sort of serious going!
2. Informally, a Latin American dance in ballroom contests
3. A symbol of communism; a former parcels service introduced by British Rail in 1963
4. Poor Paul has bout of malaria
5. A European head of government who, like Margaret Thatcher, studied and worked in chemistry
6. Nick sharing a list about segments of a tapeworm
7. Worcestershire town with Britain's only needle museum
8. Italian composer Ruggero ____ wrote the opera Pagliacci
9. Unattached ministers touring Norway — they could go off anywhere
10. America behind, once shone in a Mediterranean island
11. One of the solar system's gas giants
12. Informally, a medical procedure which may be carried out during a pregnancy
13. Lichen is situated over in border
14. Choose to participate
15. Jerry-built, nothing put on at the top
16. Informal name for Maniola jurtina, a common British butterfly
17. Latin phrase meaning "which was to be shown”, traditionally abbreviated at the end of a mathematical proof
18. Remote security exposes something hidden by competitor
19. Great recipe for Jews primarily producing Passover dish
20. Author whose short stories in The Bloody Chamber were based on fairy tales
21. An American name for a conscript
22. Illustrator of many books, especially for children, including Stig of the Dump
23. Settled fight stopping notable achievement
24. Eve supports unkempt beard for Angus's partner
25. Medicinal herb traditionally used to treat insomnia
26. Symbol seen on the national flags of Morocco and Ethiopia
27. Fellow Republican coming over for a drink
28. Cardinal who succeeded Richelieu as chief minister to Louis XIII
29. Pity about female candidate in US
30. The Great ____ in Kew Gardens dominates the local skyline
31. A steep-sided hill smaller than the similar mesa
32. Broom out of the ordinary on terribly rich soil
33. Nautical phenomenon often found where glacial run-off flows into a fjord, slowing down ships using propellers
34. Heard detectives giving expressions of approval
35. The Last Judgment, or a medieval church painting of it
36. More modern than others
37. Measure of inflation in the UK, first calculated in 1947
38. Support from the President? Two seconds for say, Corbyn!
39. Former IOC president who started the curious tradition of calling practically every Olympics the "best ever”
40. Expression of assent in radio communications
41. Wood commonly used to make fingerboards for violins
42. Edition entered in log is distracting
43. City meet Palace
44. Small handmade wooden household objects
45. Roman military commander who rose to political prominence after defeating the revolt led by Spartacus
46. Colour of sheep-farmer long forgotten
47. The most popular boules game played in France
48. Agree to tackle a bit for broadcast in a harmonious way
49. Christmas pudding is a form of ____
50. To commemorate its last battle as a military unit at Glenshiel in 1719, Clan Munro held an international ____ last weekend
51. Some fail to remember soaring weight in say, Syria
52. What's beginning no longer used in expression?
53. Have ‘Twangy' Guitar Will Travel was Duane ____'s debut album
54. "Senior” rather than "old”, or "in an interesting condition” meaning "pregnant”
55. Second question is about a holy city
56. Stick with Ohio Republican party needing a boost
57. In the name of a tourist destination, "blue”
58. ____ and Kashmir is India's northernmost state
59. One ____ of carbon is buckminsterfullerene
60. Sellers perhaps best to state opinion openly
61. Gin fraud passed quickly over internally
62. Another word for appendix, in its literary meaning
63. Trademark for dimenhydrinate, an important drug for some travellers
64. Main muscle used by mammals when chewing
65. Press hack
66. No hint of doubt, tradition works against violent action
67. The architect who designed the Louvre Pyramid
68. The best thing to do with difficult questions?
69. Showing surprise, say about Scottish rustic ending early
70. Sporting contestant whose discipline may be Alpine or Nordic
71. Second boring piece cut
72. Alan Paton's novel about South Africa, written just before the introduction of apartheid
73. The opening number of the 1975 musical Chicago
74. Food container for privates
75. A speck of soot
76. New Airbus catching up as mentioned above
77. Grape variety traditionally used in wines from Burgundy
78. Madrid's Museo del ____ was originally intended to house natural history exhibits
79. When New Romney's harbour silted up, it was replaced as a Cinque port by ____
80. To put here and there, 3rd conj. transitive
81. In civil strife: secessione, defectu forte
82. Da mihi ____: give me strength
83. Hello, goodbye
84. Things which have been covered up, secrets (perf. ppl. operio)
85. In ____ haedi felices persultant: on a mountain happy goats skip
86. She used to confide, he was in the habit of trusting (+ dat.)
87. Lux, ____ (3rd decl. f.)
88. ____ Eva pudicitiam celavit: Eve hid her modesty by a leaf
89. Knowledge from the stars: ex ____ scientia (Star Trek)
90. To have gone up, embarked (perf. inf.)
91. Protected' veniuntque abeuntque carinae, Ovid Met. 13.769
92. Lit. the shortest day, ergo winter, eg Horace Odes 4.7.12
93. My pronoun, m. nom. pl or gen. sing.
94. Dad's Army': ____ patris
95. Iuvo, 'auxiliari', iuvi, iutum: to lend a helping hand, assist
96. Brighter: eg ____ nivibus, Ovid Am. 3.5.11
97. ____ pectore: with an untroubled heart, eg Aen. 9.740
98. Doing a Stretch' (think Norman Stanley Fletcher, HMP Slade)
99. Adivi, aspexi, 'debellavi' in verbis praeclaris Caesaris
100. They're going to form an opinion, they will think