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Talkative Twiglike insect Treatment in beauty salon perhaps for swelling They're hard to pass They're hard to pass They won't let you pass They're hard to pass They cross the line They're likely to be honked at They never win, it's said They don't persevere They don't persevere Those lacking perseverance. They never win, it's said Titters nervously Two-syllable foot. Trochee's opposite Two-syllable unit Trim figures? Threw a ball Threw hard Tight-fisted Threw Telescope user Telescope user Talkativeness Talkativeness Talkativeness The second T in TNT TNT ingredient. The second T in TNT TNT ingredient? The second "T" in TNT Things worthy of attention "__ than old King Kong": Croce lyric "__ than old King Kong": Croce lyric They gave variety to the U.S. Turns up motorway to address housing unit funding for newcomers Think pieces Tropical bird Thin mixture Technique for literary criticism The ____, a nickname for the British Expeditionary Force, based on a description attributed to Kaiser Wilhelm II Third iteration of a handheld gaming device, rival of Sony’s PSP TV's weather girl. Training partner for Holmes Takeover attempt Takeover attempt Takeover endeavor ... and a hint to what can precede each word in the answers to starred clues Takeover endeavor ... and a hint to what can precede each word in the answers to starred clues Takeover endeavor ... and a hint to what can precede each word in the answers to starred clues The battle of Omdurman was a decisive defeat for the ____ forces in 19th-century Sudan The best thing to do with difficult questions? The heroine of Northanger Abbey To boot, quaintly To boot, quaintly To boot The work of editing and dubbing a film after shooting The Spanish equivalent of William "The man who can dominate a London ___ can dominate the world" (Oscar Wilde) Those who believe in God as one person rather than a Trinity The 3D name for a famous pedestrian street in Barcelona "The Untouchables" co-author, 1957 "The Untouchables" co-author, 1957 Top Untouchable The solo album Graceland and the single Bright Eyes are associated respectively with the members of this duo To make a mistake, originally in knitting Type of seatbelt developed in the 1960s TV quiz launched in 1988, now hosted by Sandi Toksvig The Secret Garden author The Really Useful Group promotes the work of this composer “The last hundred years has seen a general ____ the democratic idea” (GK Chesterton) "The Green Crow" To ____ on something is to endorse it or to mark it with your distinctive character The Roman name for the Greek god of medicine and healing, a son of Apollo 'The Big Bang Theory' theme song band ''The Sage of Concord'' The “Queen of Soul” who died in August this year The McIlhenny Company’s contribution to a cocktail bar "The Little Mermaid" author ''The Little Mermaid'' author The most northwesterly point of mainland Britain Top-ranked professional tennis player for a record 237 consecutive weeks Top-ranked professional tennis player for a record 237 consecutive weeks Third single from REM’s final studio album Collapse Into Now Transylvania neighbor Transylvania neighbor The United Principalities of ____ and Wallachia became Romania in 1866 "The ___," novel about 20 Across and 55 Across, in part The Crewe ____ were featured in Gridiron UK, a film about American football The European ____ is a civil rights treaty, created in 1961 "The Entertainer" (1902) Tom of "Reuben, Reuben" Tom of "Saving Grace" (1985) Tom of "Saving Grace" Tom of "American Dreamer" Tony award-winning actor Tom Tom of "Reuben, Reuben" Tom of "Saving Grace" (1985) Tom of "Saving Grace" Tony winner Tom Tom ___ starred in Merry Christmas, Mr Lawrence The President in "Dr. Strangelove" 'The Pink Panther' co-star Tact This puzzle's subject, with "the" Tact Tact The two longest-serving members of this rock band were both born in Dartford Tact "Tosca" part The part of an opera often followed by a full aria *Tense subject? Third piece in Book II of Debussy’s Preludes, depicting the “wine gate” of Granada’s Alhambra *Tense subject? Tranquiliser often sold as Ativan Turkish President's title. Tense, given Pollyanna's expectation? Turkish title of honor. Tense of verbs Title given to a Muslim fighter against infidels Title given to a cabinet minister in charge of a department The first European explorer to reach India by sea The introduction to a discourse They sponge The island of magicians in Gulliver’s Travels The Scarlet Pimpernel author The second Monday in October, in Canada Type of mirage, its name derived from Arthurian legend There: Lat. There: Latin. There, to Tacitus There: Lat. There: Lat. There: Lat There, correl. 'ubi' The ____ features Julian Barratt and Noel Fielding The “Jondrette Girl” of Les Miserables Town near Bangor, in many King works Town near Bangor, in many King works Tomato. Town in New Hampshire Town west of Johnstown, Pa. Take French leave. Trying to lose The first airline to use “Speedbird” as a call sign Tony ____ was the original drummer for The Shadows Twelve plus one? The first Sherlock Holmes novel The U.S. Senate, e.g. The U.S. Senate, e.g They were dragging down (or through the mud) To be mad: aegrotare animi vitio (eg Horace Odes 3.19.18) To get someone off the hook; to unburden them To place extra pages between those of a book Tortured (men) or curly (hair) The ____ mountains are the highest range in the Carpathians The venomous south African tree snake Dispholidus typus The neighbours (masc. nom. pl. subst.) To be chosen, or rooted out The capital of Niger The most common ester in wine, also used to decaffeinate coffee beans Tonsils' neighbor The 1986 British Grand Prix was the last held at ____ The bishop’s domineering wife in Barchester Towers