| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 199 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| "IBM says the ____ is king. At Amstrad, we only want your money!" (Alan Sugar) | CUSTOMER |
| "So glistered the dire snake, and into ____ / Led Eve, our credulous mother, to the tree" (Milton) | FRAUD |
| 1972 US movie about politics, starring Robert Redford | The Candidate |
| A drug used to relieve tension | RELAXER |
| A replacement for a starting pitcher in a baseball game | RELIEVER |
| A sign that something has been in a location | TRACE |
| Administrative area including Beamish Museum and Bishop Auckland | County Durham |
| American writer of populist music like the ballet Rodeo | Aaron Copland |
| Australia's Lake ____ is only full a few times in a century | EYRE |
| Barrier island of the lagoon of Venice | LIDO |
| Bird of prey which recolonised Scotland naturally in the 1950s, especially at Loch Garten | OSPREY |
| British javelin thrower who won silver medals in four global championships, three behind Jan Zelezny | Steve Backley |
| Chateau in the grounds of Versailles, built for Louis XV's mistress | Petit Trianon |
| Commonly, the Royal Horse Guards and 1st Dragoons | Blues and Royals |
| Costing one 80th of a pre-decimalisation pound | THREEPENNY |
| Creature whose home appears on Utah state highway signs | BEE |
| Dendroaspis polylepis, the second-longest venomous snake species | black mamba |
| Form of stationery on which Vladimir Nabokov wrote his novels | index cards |
| Former Olympic field event, last contested in 1912 | Standing long jump |
| Goethe's ____s include "Painting and tattooing of the body is a return to animalism" and "The classical is health; and the romantic, disease" | MAXIM |
| Greek culture minister who wanted some marbles back | Melina Mercouri |
| Greyish wingless insect, seen as a household pest | SILVERFISH |
| How careful planners may look | a long way ahead |
| In most English-speaking countries, this separates the integral and fractional parts of a number | decimal point |
| Informally, someone's neck | SCRAG |
| London location noted for gentlemen's outfitters | Jermyn Street |
| Member of an east Germanic tribe which established kingdoms in the Iberian peninsula | VANDAL |
| Military term for guard duty | sentry-go |
| North Pacific Ocean marine mammal which uses tools | sea otter |
| Representations of plans or theories | SCHEMATA |
| Rubgy union's flankers and number eight in are ____ forwards | LOOSE |
| Scenic road on the side of a mountain or cliff | CORNICHE |
| South American palm tree or its blackish-purple berries | ACAI |
| Spice obtained from tree bark | CINNAMON |
| The largest European member of the Non-Aligned Movement, 1961-92 | YUGOSLAVIA |
| The main gastric enzyme in the human digestive system | PEPSIN |
| The Nissan ____ was the company's flagship limousine | PRESIDENT |
| The point on the celestial sphere opposite to the zenith | NADIR |
| The river on which Albuquerque stands | Rio Grande |
| The river on which Ipswich stands | ORWELL |
| The ____ Guard served as bodyguards for Roman emperors | PRAETORIAN |
| Third-largest city of Cyprus, on its southern coast | LARNACA |
| Traumatic memory supposedly "cleared" in practices of the Church of Scientology | ENGRAM |
| Type of aircraft requiring no runway | VTOL |
| US slang for something excellent (spelling with Z) | LOLLAPALOOZA |
| Vietnamese soup with meat and rice noodles | PHO |
| West and East ____ are northern provinces of Belgium | FLANDERS |
| ____ acid is made from ammonia in the Ostwald process | NITRIC |
| ____ crosses the Thames at the eastern end of Battersea Park | Chelsea Bridge |
| ____ first became world welterweight champion in 1946 | Sugar Ray Robinson |
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