A.
A lot of activity with little or no net result (3)
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B.
Irish
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C.
It`s supposed to have all the answers (2)
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D.
A beverage named after a gun (2)
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E.
Firestarter
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F.
American slave, servant, femininist and abolitionist (full name)
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G.
1951 movie featuring Jack Palance (3)
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H.
A cycle (3)
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I.
Trivial
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J.
A king famous for how he married
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K.
A king famous for how he married
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L.
Strong seaward current (2)
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M.
The source of Scriptural truth, according to some (2)
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N.
Apparent
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O.
Extreme skepticism
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P.
It`s how charges interact (2)
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Q.
1971 movie featuring Jack Albertson (6)
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R.
In some traditions, when a girl is ready for marriage (2)
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S.
Liable to consume alcoholic beverages (3)
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T.
1965 movie, second of a trilogy of type AP (5)
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U.
1942 movie featuring Randolph Scott (5)
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V.
"Beckons you to enter _______", sung by Shirley Bassey (4)
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W.
Tied (hyph.)
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X.
Type of cream, often described as heavy
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Y.
What a demon presumably has
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Z.
You are said to want this if you seek even more
than already ample privilege or possessions (4)
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AA.
Mechanical
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AB.
Like golf balls and some faces
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AC.
Nazi architect and armaments minister
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AD.
1966 movie, third of a trilogy of type AP (7)
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AE.
Unstable
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AF.
Collection of ornaments (2)
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AG.
Where the village smithy stands (5)
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AH.
Phrase which cannot be understood just from the meanings of its individual words
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AI.
Shrewd and in the know
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AJ.
Cold-cathode manometer (2)
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AK.
Portmanteau word for academic excellence
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AL.
Promiscuous
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AM.
Distillation residues
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AN.
Where to eat and watch (2)
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AO.
Group that includes Skye, Mull and Islay (2)
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AP.
Film genre said to derive inspiration from Japanese samurai movies (2)
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AQ.
Pub grub (2)
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AR.
1964 movie, first of a trilogy of type AP (4)
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AS.
How to get to Vladivostok (2, 1 hyph.)
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AT.
2005 movie featuring Freddie Highmore (5)
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AU.
Compound formed from formaldehyde and ammonia, used
as, among other things, a urinary tract antiseptic
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