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Across
| 3 | | Dreadful chap is a liar, and
hypocritical (11) |
| 11 | | Give in the French halberd type
weapon (6) |
| 15 | | Blue-stocking in place of queen? (5) |
| 19 | | Japanese litter without edge, it
seems (7) |
| 20 | | Each reform takes place in the
Middle of this district (6) |
| 22 | | Pointers to quarrels (10) |
| 23 | | Shots, but not at soccer (5) |
| 24 | | A woman's territory? (2,4,4) |
| 25 | | Regards the lot as O.K. perhaps (5,2) |
| 27 | | Hooked by meat, tucked in (6) |
| 29 | | Article in paper is a hoax (6) |
| 31 | | Are they from Grand Island? Ask
inside (10) |
| 34 | | Divine females at sea agree
changes in advance? The reverse (6) |
| 35 | | One's rather upset, disposing of her bones (5) |
| 36 | | Call for a solo attempt - and no
tricks (6) |
| 38 | | What one did when incensed? (5) |
| 40 | | Container used by American is
terracotta (9) |
| 43 | | Alsatian, oddly, is a movie dog (4) |
| 45 | | A cold greeting, always, for the
winner (8) |
| 47 | | Go and pay - he's supplied revised Chambers (7) |
| 48 | | One having lots of little drinks,
ending up in their cups? (3-6) |
| 51 | | Before fighter's captured, he's
left the country (6) |
| 53 | | 'With eternal lids apart, like nature's
patient, sleepless *******' (Keats) (7) |
| 58 | | High court judges? (7) |
| 60 | | Cost of a great day in the wood? (5) |
| 61 | | Pedigree is stimulating - quietly
getting drunk? (6) |
| 62 | | Heraldic devices on head combs! (6) |
| 63 | | Saw, for instance, something with
teeth (7) |
| 64 | | Thriller writer's vehicle, we hear (4) |
| 65 | | "Sounds no layabout", is
the return (5) |
| 66 | | Army zapped fellow, inhabitant of
island (8) |
| 69 | | Actor soon appearing in early
version (4,1'4) |
| 71 | | Cut into a steak initially, and
dined in state (10) |
| 75 | | Catch Edward up about ten (6) |
| 78 | | Apply to the Top and carry through
successfully (3,4) |
| 81 | | Composer finds band that's warming to the sound (7) |
| 82 | | Gets off the mark (6) |
| 83 | | With a fair agreement, quits the
board (6,4) |
| 84 | | As morning breaks, holding out for
money (9) |
| 86 | | It's a muddle in minor streets, one way and another - and all due to the politicians! (8) |
| 87 | | Woman, fifty, found in a river (5) |
| 89 | | One follows first part in film
sheet, to make an overlay (4) |
| 91 | | A key player, perhaps, from his
score (7) |
| 94 | | In lethargy, leave diamonds? (6) |
| 97 | | The evergreen trees that baffle
exiles (6) |
| 98 | | A US lawyer writing as a former
president (5) |
| 100 | | Eye, say, last and first letters
in flimsy stuff (7) |
| 102 | | It's a Bulgarian region and maybe overturned without (7) |
| 103 | | A cold place? Not the southern
peninsula (6) |
| 104 | | Arranged rest at end for the
waiters (9) |
| 108 | | Did a job with a press (7) |
| 111 | | Again mean to take a stand, though
there's badinage (8) |
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| 113 | | Nail finally cut: that's the main point in France (4) |
| 114 | | Foreshadowed the last of the wine,
apparently (9) |
| 115 | | A textile, or any of its products (5) |
| 117 | | A monkey rushes all over the place (6) |
| 119 | | Being realistic, it must be down
to this (5) |
| 121 | | Figures in rows (6) |
| 123 | | Source of oil in the Home
Counties? Id., v. diamonds (6,4) |
| 127 | | Composer of carols has right to
speak (6) |
| 130 | | How the saint was carried, yet got
there on his feet (6) |
| 131 | | Chap rigged up in new suit -
naturally, it's a disaster (7) |
| 132 | | Somehow get mica to one sculptor (10) |
| 133 | | Anne, R., poor historian (5) |
| 134 | | Having changed over to Perrier,
note that's all a person can offer (10) |
| 135 | | Car sped round bend, right? (6) |
| 136 | | Demonstrators taking first of
routes, one round short cut (7) |
| 137 | | Adapts to shifting tides (5) |
| 138 | | Shut up, I'm in need of energy and spirit being uplifted (6) |
| 139 | | Produces sound evidence of
friction in cricket (11) |
Down
| 1 | | Like a wrestler floored and hauled
up (2,3,3) |
| 2 | | Attempt to reform some liar? (8) |
| 3 | | Formal US cooking equipment (6) |
| 4 | | City twice amended, so to speak (9) |
| 5 | | Rob seed to stock it? (4-3) |
| 6 | | A good shot, but the victor lost
the point (5) |
| 7 | | A thousand of the finest pilots go
round to the very highest levels (5) |
| 8 | | Be unable, it seems, to tilt (4) |
| 9 | | An old ligature makes you swell up
with start of contusions (4) |
| 10 | | Sings syllabically (5) |
| 11 | | Designer involved with rag took
illustrations from other books (10) |
| 12 | | Kind of laburnum with which to
plan Arthur's garden (7) |
| 13 | | Decree or notice produced in anger
... (5) |
| 14 | | ... and they can erupt in anger or
violence - so can love, perhaps (9) |
| 15 | | Sally hugging husband - he's not so tall (7) |
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| 16 | | Hot lake formed by an Icelandic
volcano (5) |
| 17 | | 'She bid me take love ****, as the leaves grow on the tree'
(Yeats) (4) |
| 18 | | Dancer with a penetrating look, we
hear (7) |
| 21 | | Hong Kong university accepts first-
class poem (5) |
| 26 | | Get in after the fool, one who
agrees (8) |
| 28 | | One writing up French street craft
endlessly, at the Comedie
Francaise? (7) |
| 30 | | The house-leek is copper in Japan
as well as the usual plant colour (8) |
| 32 | | Equipment one fixes after end of
supplication (9) |
| 33 | | Always running between the poles,
in France (6) |
| 37 | | Catch rat moving around Glasgow
Circle Line (8) |
| 39 | | For the auditor, degrades landed
properties (8) |
| 41 | | A guy inside upset crazy
Shakespearean philosopher (9) |
| 42 | | I leave the unimportant and I've a shell in three parts (8) |
| 44 | | 'A chiel's amang you ***** notes' (Burns) (5) |
| 46 | | As mischief-makers, they aren't very experienced (4) |
| 49 | | Harp on about trio taking parking (6) |
| 50 | | Part of a poem? Leave it, says the
editor - it has its points (6) |
| 52 | | Floor covering put back in
Limerick lough (3) |
| 54 | | A weak sort of an achievement, by
the sound of it (6) |
| 55 | | Perfect losers err badly (9) |
| 56 | | Run back outside, say, to find
transport (6,3) |
| 57 | | One stops, awkwardly, drooping of
the eyelid (6) |
| 59 | | Fortran Quarterly describes a dart
that could make you tired (5) |
| 67 | | I hate meat, minced, when it's blood-red like this (9) |
| 68 | | After the gala, a drink will make
her lively (3) |
| 70 | | As a businessman, he'll give you your cards (6) |
| 72 | | It automatically scatters things
around (8) |
| 73 | | Smell victory at first, with
surface vessels appearing? (6) |
| 74 | | A cardinal number, and a source of
nitre (5) |
| 75 | | Old horse, retired, hobbling round
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front of stable (8)
| 76 | | Rowdies out amid indications of
distress (9) |
| 77 | | New York time - a quarter lost in
the Occident (3) |
| 78 | | Obvious editor is officially
covered (8) |
| 79 | | Bearlike in colours in every way (6) |
| 80 | | One of the miscellaneous items (3,3) |
| 85 | | With hock in poor condition,
hastened to take in a French wine (8) |
| 88 | | Among the weaker sex, cellists are
pre-eminent (5) |
| 90 | | People in a state as I had no
bananas (8) |
| 92 | | It could be disastrous, losing
head in anger (3) |
| 93 | | The plight of the penitent? (5,5) |
| 94 | | Yawning, having consumed a number
of feasts (6) |
| 95 | | Growl, unable to find end of knot (4) |
| 96 | | Is it a penalty for not being on
time? (4,3) |
| 99 | | Accustom to term (9) |
| 101 | | Busily active - surprisingly not
hotter (2,3,4) |
| 105 | | Plump limb for making such a
delivery (5-3) |
| 106 | | American backs poet endlessly, in
anticipation (8) |
| 107 | | In retrospect, realise you've seen a ghost (7) |
| 109 | | He backs out and tries again (7) |
| 110 | | Detroit dancing is more like a
polka (7) |
| 112 | | A Slav rising, with Langley's support, in Italy (7) |
| 116 | | Traditional pigment - wood-marking
agent (5) |
| 118 | | Being baked, they come to a point
in the ship (6) |
| 120 | | A belief, whichever way you look
at it (5) |
| 122 | | Enter right inside part of vaulting (5) |
| 123 | | Arthropods not in groups of
followers (5) |
| 124 | | At chess, perhaps, more than
matched (5) |
| 125 | | Dismissing the odd characters, I
saw his role twist and turn (5) |
| 126 | | It turns up in the speech of many
an Amazonian tribe (4) |
| 128 | | In rubbish, love to rummage (4) |
| 129 | | Spirits raised by Scotch mist (4) |
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