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  1. 1.Instrument most often heard in American country music, an anagram of SATELLITE UPGRADE
  2. 2.____ replaced Farrah Fawcett-Majors in Charlie's Angels
  3. 3.This core member of the Bloomsbury Group wrote Eminent Victorians
  4. 4.Supposed landing place of the Pilgrim Fathers
  5. 5.Variant name for stamp collecting
  6. 6.Conforming to, as a policy for instance
  7. 7.Seaside resort on the Creuddyn peninsula
  8. 8.In commercial angling, many baited hooks may hang from a ____
  9. 9.____ grits is an American dish like porridge, made from dried maize
  10. 10.Town in Spain's Malaga province with a dramatic hillside location
  11. 11.Carrier based at Ben Gurion Airport
  12. 12.Old Testament book before Obadiah
  13. 13.Aptly running after a vintage jade wallpaper
  14. 14.A mass with organ — my work of 2023?
  15. 15.Bring back hot principal girl
  16. 16.A mostly sparse tree
  17. 17.Repeatedly carp about hard African language
  18. 18.Check past distribution of beer around the country
  19. 19.Follower in church row between chapter and bishop
  20. 20.Messenger pigeon, one used in combined operations
  21. 21.Grew old around father with late onset disease
  22. 22.What's written about Persia in atlas is confused with Qatar
  23. 23.Braid trim not edged mostly split
  24. 24.Dumbledore bee seen among alliums regularly
  25. 25.Dotted line included by calligrapher that's not special
  26. 26.Low standard award for beach
  27. 27.Ready in Bangladesh, volunteers serve old
  28. 28.Boy emptied large collection-box for kirk
  29. 29.Are those against current society feeling not understood?
  30. 30.Fatty excess in US — hear robes must be altered
  31. 31.God after new ways to inspire?
  32. 32.A catch at international caught moving upwards
  33. 33.Ridge captured by dodgy Russians
  34. 34.Pleasant African display ground supported by king and queen
  35. 35.Snooper small town's put up before beak
  36. 36.Answer phone? Just the reverse, no?
  37. 37.Work alone in Perth upset with Australian weaver
  38. 38.Winged figures set up in one capital
  39. 39.Tobacco pipe order incomplete, small shop's put out note
  40. 40.Note deceit about pub coming up ready for new electrics?
  41. 41.ESA facility bundle terminal parts to skyrocket
  42. 42.Fruit starter of clafoutis as cooked in batter
  43. 43.Take all nine with one running up — underarm
  44. 44.Severe second illness for Macbeth
  45. 45.Full state overturned king during riot
  46. 46.Row about time which US uses for complete change of solution?
  47. 47.Drunkard — first of two ejected from film
  48. 48.Begin to develop ordinary ethos for martial arts
  49. 49.Beloved wife of Latinus
  50. 50.It's blooming and in its prime, viget
  51. 51.Stuff that's been chucked back, driven back or scorned (n. pl. PPP)
  52. 52.Spacious and roomy, so capable of and fit for
  53. 53.But, yet
  54. 54.Hurlable things, usually weapons, vide eg Liv. 1.43 lapides ... ____ ... gerebant
  55. 55.They will have brought within, immiserint
  56. 56.To put down, including for a bet: de grege non ausim quicquam ____ tecum, Ecl. 3.32
  57. 57.Axle, pole (abl.); sub aetheris ____, under the arch of the sky, Aen. 2.512
  58. 58.Former, previous, superior
  59. 59.They're truly, madly, deeply in love
  60. 60.Close, compact and dense, eg corona / non tam ____ viris, Aen. 9.508-9
  61. 61.Sufficient; ____ superque, enough and to spare, vide eg Catull. 5.2
  62. 62.Rural, of the fields; rusticus, non urbanus
  63. 63.Something else
  64. 64.I adapt to something suitable
  65. 65.Milk, or milky sap
  66. 66.I've found and met with, nacta sum
  67. 67.I weave and intertwine, neo
  68. 68.He was full of sorrow and grief
  69. 69.Tasteless, uncouth; orationis non ____ copia, Cic. Brut. 282
  70. 70.Stretched out, or focussed upon
  71. 71.Agitated and alarmed: ____ formidine portas / explorant, Aen. 9.169-70
  72. 72.They plough, till and cultivate
  73. 73.Bees, vide eg Geo. 2.452, ____ examina condunt
  74. 74.Ubi 1d habitat
  75. 75.Tough fibre used to make canvas and ropes
  76. 76.US singer of the 1970s hits You're So Vain and Nobody Does It Better
  77. 77.Water sports garment
  78. 78.Super -, 1980 single and album by Abba
  79. 79.July 4 in the USA
  80. 80.Citizen of a nation situated northeast of Fiji
  81. 81.Siberian mystic who rose to a position of influence under Tsar Nicholas II
  82. 82.House and safari park owned by the Marquess of Bath
  83. 83.Marx's collaborator on The Communist Manifesto
  84. 84.Singer-songwriter who won the 2020 Mercury prize for his self-titled album
  85. 85.Large sailing ship with three or more masts
  86. 86.Anagrammatic title of a satirical work by the Victorian author Samuel Butler
  87. 87.Crumbly Scottish biscuit
  88. 88.Astral or stellar body
  89. 89.Sally -, actress who played Mrs Brown in Paddington
  90. 90.Hollywood A-lister whose film roles have included Jason Bourne and Tom Ripley
  91. 91.Roman general defeated by Octavian at Actium
  92. 92.Member of a church following the doctrines of a German theologian (1483-1546)
  93. 93.Drop scones, possibly for consumption tomorrow
  94. 94.Light motorcycle whose early models could be started using foot power
  95. 95.RK -, Indian author of Swami and Friends and A Tiger for Malgudi
  96. 96.English legislative body in force from 1648 to 1653
  97. 97.Large siege engine that hurled projectiles from a sling
  98. 98.Nobel-winning US author of The Sound and the Fury
  99. 99.City of central France famed for its fine porcelain
  100. 100.Nut-tightening tool
  101. 101.Diego -, artist husband of Frida Kahlo
  102. 102.Musical instrument played by Julian Lloyd Webber
  103. 103.Lollipop-sucking detective of 1970s TV
  104. 104.Areas of rough water created by opposing currents
  105. 105.John ____'s G has the shortest title for a Booker Prize winner
  106. 106.National Park in the Cantabrian Mountains in northern Spain
  107. 107.Jess ____'s decision to go "on t'road” starts JB Priestley's The Good Companions
  108. 108.Middle Eastern nation whose northern coast was ruled by Portugal, 1507-1656
  109. 109.J ____, senator for Arkansas 1945-74, founded a prestigious scholarship programme
  110. 110.Song for Kate and her three suitors in Kiss Me, Kate
  111. 111.To dim (one's eyes)
  112. 112.Plants often sold in pairs to put either side of an entrance
  113. 113.The muse of history
  114. 114.The mineral pitchblende is a form of ____ dioxide
  115. 115.A Sunday Afternoon on the ____ is one of Seurat's best-known paintings
  116. 116.1957 Beckett play set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland
  117. 117.Plant of the brassica family, an ancient source of blue dye
  118. 118.Moon of Jupiter named after a foster mother of Zeus
  119. 119.Womble named after a Siberian city
  120. 120.Informally, extremely wealthy people
  121. 121.The ____ near Lalibela in Ethiopia were one of the first 12 Unesco world heritage sites to be designated, in 1978
  122. 122.Portuguese song genre, featured in a 2023 BBC Prom
  123. 123.Resin secreted by an Asian bug
  124. 124.Someone acting in a consciously independent way
  125. 125.The Great ____ of 1054 formalised the division between Catholic and Orthodox churches
  126. 126.One name for a major pest
  127. 127.Hughie ____ created Opportunity Knocks, the UK's first broadcast talent show
  128. 128.Two pages of Series B UK passports show Anish ____'s work
  129. 129.Bernard Cribbins appeared 114 times in this TV show
  130. 130.American shock rock band founded in 1973
  131. 131.John Updike novel, filmed in 1987
  132. 132.High-value coin often mentioned in pirate fiction
  133. 133.____ was a spin-off from The Mary Tyler Moore Show
  134. 134.Series which included Nuts in May and Abigail's Party
  135. 135.Landform which is the remains of a sub-glacial stream bed
  136. 136.The literary pseudonym of Mary Ann Evans
  137. 137.Feature of the flags of California, Panama and Tunisia
  138. 138.Rhyming slang expression of incredulity
  139. 139.Lake Placid is in the ____ mountains in New York state
  140. 140.Legendary relic once owned by Joseph of Arimathea
  141. 141.____ nouveau is a wine sold in the year of its harvest
  142. 142.Perform a favour; constrain someone else to do something
  143. 143.Ian ____ wrote the novels Amsterdam and Atonement
  144. 144.In road travel, a possible result of a leaky valve
  145. 145.Pravda condemned Shostakovich's opera ____ of Mtsensk as "muddle rather than music” shortly after Stalin saw it
  146. 146.Iron ore which is the main ingredient of red ochre
  147. 147.Upton ____'s 1906 book The Jungle was about meat-packing workers, but created more concern about food safety
  148. 148."God answers sharp and sudden on some prayers, / And ____ the thing we have prayed for in our face” (Elizabeth Barrett Browning)
  149. 149.Greater Manchester town where Reebok had its headquarters until 1984
  150. 150.Alex ____ replaced Jonny Bairstow in England's 2022 T20 world cup squad

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