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| A cure involving giving more of what caused the illness or hurt, esp. regarding a hangover | |
| Novel by Eva Hornung set in contemporary Moscow | |
| Stiff round item of apparel worn by a clergyman | |
| Deteriorated in quality | |
| 1975 film that won an Academy Award and other awards | |
| Recent hit by Florence + The Machine | |
| A long, meandering, supposedly humorous tale with an absurd or pointless punchline | |
| Song by Adam and the Ants | |
| Barrier island in the Gulf of Mexico | |
| In former times, elected chief of state in Italian 'crowned republics', most famously Venice | |
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| A type of shark; also a US Navy submarine | |
| Behave in an ostentatious or showy manner | |
| Stubbornly persevering | |
| Badly-written poetry | |
| Song by Jackie Wilson | |
| A person with the advantage over everyone else | |
| Lie _____: British slang for 'keep out of sight' | |
| A motherless or neglected calf | |
| Everyone will have their opportunity to shine | |
| A sharp angle or bend | |
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| A principle or set of principles laid down as being incontrovertibly true | |
| Joyous exclamation | |
| Song title used by several different artists, including Motorhead | |
| Someone who carries out menial tasks for others | |
| A mess or hodgepodge | |
| An early English Gothic architectural ornament; also a type of violet | |
| A punk rock band from California; also a tree of the genus Cornus | |
| Let bygones be bygones | |
| American rapper, record producer and actor | |
| Slang term for heavy precipitation in the act of falling | |
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