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1Orinoco, Tomsk, Tobermoray and Bulgaria?
2Diomed andCamelot (and 230 others)?
Across 9 Lookill? (4,3)
10 See4Down 11 Braveboxer in frontandontime(7) 12 Scholardeemedacatholic revolutionary (7) 13 Abolitionistsaddressworkinggirls (9) 15 CookedbyOldSparkie(5)
16 Linguafrancalanguishesbadlywithout Americaninput (7)
19 Misbehaved, it issaid,everyyear from2000 to2009(7)
20 Fall off roof inHomeCounties(5)
21 Writer,hewooedusamusinglywith 1,4&10and27&16 (9)
25 Keepleftwingpaper?No, right! (7) 26 Acceptsalutation(7)
28 SmallEuropeanmaybecomeavulgar Frenchman(7)
29 Makingmoneybylearningtodowithout Starter (7)
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2 “Murder theQueen‘e did”(6) 3 Ill fated,butnotdeceased,Greekbigwig. (4)
4/10Breweriestoot organisedby21’s favourite. (6,7) 5 Standsup,surroundedbysin,andtakesoffice. (6,2) 6 WinninghandcausesWilliamto blush(5,5)
7 Quitecostlysmall drivingaidleadstomild exclamation(8)
8 Warmfire,usuallyAmerican! (8)
14 Hisfingermayhaveanunfamiliar ringabout it (10) 16 See27 17 StepinsideMowgli’ssadenclave(8) 18 VigilantMASHsurgeonhasdied(4-4) 22 Redwine, fermentedwithout nitrogen, iswetter. (6)
23 Perfect placefor indecenthousepartieswithout shears (6)
24 Cookedgreenery,withoutdoubt, givesvitality (6)
27/1621nobilityheardpraisefor littleEmma’s virtue(4,8)
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