| Clues | Answers |
| “… if we desire to secure peace, […] it must be known that we are ____ ready for war” (George Washington) | at all times |
| “And over the ____s […] that were in the low plain was Baal-hanan the Gederite: and over the cellars of oil was Joash” (1 Chronicles 27:28) | olive tree |
| “For the love of ____” is the correct version of a common quotation from the First Epistle to Timothy | money is the root of all evil |
| 1929 murder of seven members of a Chicago gang | St Valentine's Day Massacre |
| 1949 film with nine roles played by Alec Guinness | Kind Hearts And Coronets |
| 1986 BBC TV series (later a book) in which Beryl Bainbridge looked at the lives of families in a divided nation | Forever England |
| A drinking vessel often used as a sporting trophy | loving cup |
| A figure of early Christianity, sometimes identified as the son of Alphaeus | James the Less |
| A line on a map joining places of equal temperature | ISOTHERM |
| A mineral like limestone, and a Triumph car of the 1970s | DOLOMITE |
| A pair of one-act plays by Terence Rattigan, both set in the same Bournemouth hotel | Separate Tables |
| A semisolid lump | DOLLOP |
| A simple six-holed woodwind instrument | penny whistle |
| According to the King James Bible, the patriarch ____ did not die but was “translated” | ENOCH |
| Beatles song by John Lennon, about his mother | JULIA |
| Britain’s longest ____ crosses the Humber | suspension bridge |
| British city with a real rather than fictional Albert Square | MANCHESTER |
| British surgeon who pioneered the use of carbolic acid as an antiseptic | Joseph Lister |
| Chief Inspector Roderick ____ appears in all the detective novels of Ngaio Marsh | ALLEYN |
| Country house and deer park near Sevenoaks | Knole |
| Czech Republic’s second-largest city, and Moravia’s largest | BRNO |
| Detective fiction author who wrote The History of Spiritualism in 1926 | Arthur Conan Doyle |
| Event such as Red Nose Day or Children in Need | TELETHON |
| Garden plant introduced to Europe from China in the early 19th century | tea rose |
| Having an intestine separate from the body’s outer wall | enterate |
| Having, or seeming to have, windows or similar features | fenestrate |
| In East Anglia, strong beer; more generally, a drink containing beaten egg | NOG |
| Incentives to join companies | golden hellos |
| Legume used to make tofu and tempeh | soya bean |
| London’s Parliament Hill is a popular location for ____ | kite-flying |
| Make an optimistic (or possibly pessimistic) guess | OVERESTIMATE |
| Mollie ____ played Mrs Slocombe in Are You Being Served? | Sugden |
| Nation where 1,000 baizas make a rial | OMAN |
| Norman and Sir are the main characters in this Ronald Harwood play | The Dresser |
| One who denies or opposes | NAYSAYER |
| Partial australopithecine skeleton, found in Ethiopia in 1974 | LUCY |
| Person born in a period of up to 18 years starting in 1946 | baby boomer |
| Rosa ____ is possibly the most famous bus passenger in history | PARKS |
| Since 2013, nationality of Tina Turner | SWISS |
| Skimble-scamble, all of a ramble | INCOHERENT |
| Someone who knowingly helps someone who has committed an arrestable offence | accessory after the fact |
| Spanish director Pedro ____’s first film to gain international attention was Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown | ALMODOVAR |
| Star Wars character who is 900 years old when he dies | YODA |
| The “three baskets” of Buddhist scripture | tripitaka |
| The poet Federico Garcia ____ was killed by Nationalist forces at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War | LORCA |
| The second to speak of two characters in Through the Looking Glass, often depicted as 24 | TWEEDLEDEE |
| The state song of Connecticut | Yankee Doodle |
| The venue for Crufts dog show since 1991 | NEC |
| To speak proudly about | boast of |
| Two people are ____ when directly facing each other to fight or argue | toe-to-toe |
| US state with “Famous Potatoes” on its licence plates | IDAHO |
| Very small and greatly reduced copy of text or an image | MICRODOT |
| Where livestock are kept while being fattened for market | FEEDLOT |
| Worldwide discussion group set up in 1980, with groups including rec.puzzles.crosswords and alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die | USENET |
| ____ may be monozygotic or dizygotic | TWINS |
| ____ Reader is free software used for displaying PDF files | ACROBAT |
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The Times - Specialist - November 26 2017 Crossword Puzzle Answers
The Times - Specialist Crossword Puzzle Solutions - November 26 2017
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