| Clues | Answers |
| 'At twenty years of age, the will reigns; at thirty, the ____' | WIT |
| 'Merciful' — based on a Latin word meaning to soothe | LENIENT |
| 'We’ll go to ____, / Where true love conquers' (Manhattan song lyrics) | YONKERS |
| 1896 collection of sixty-three poems, most of which have been set to music | A Shropshire Lad |
| 1957 British film noir starring Stanley Baker and Herbert Lom | Hell Drivers |
| A bowler may approach from the Radcliffe Road End of this cricket ground | Trent Bridge |
| A Tibetan spiritual leader | Dalai Lama |
| According to New Scientist in July this year, this bone is present in the legs of frogs | PATELLA |
| Actor who starred as police sergeant TJ Hooker | William Shatner |
| Al Hillah in Iraq is built alongside this ancient city | BABYLON |
| An E flat or B flat bass in a brass band | TUBA |
| Archaic name for single-reed woodwind instruments | clarionets |
| Author of the comic novel Gentlemen Prefer Blondes | Anita Loos |
| Bad language is said to turn the ____ | air blue |
| Belgian driver who had four World Rally Championship wins in 2017 | Thierry Neuville |
| Bos grunniens is the domesticated form of this wild ox | YAK |
| British actress who presented the first four Eurovision Song Contests hosted in the UK | Katie Boyle |
| Canaanite god associated with child sacrifice | MOLOCH |
| Co-presenter, since 2004, of Strictly Come Dancing | Tess Daly |
| From ____, hatred and malice […], Good Lord deliver us (Litany, 1662 Book of Common Prayer) | ENVY |
| German word for a year of apprenticeship | lehrjahr |
| Guardians of golden apples in Greek mythology | HESPERIDES |
| In classical Greek architecture, a continuous pedestal supporting a series of columns | stylobate |
| Informally, a pound sterling | SOV |
| Insurance company which traded as Norwich Union until 2009 | aviva |
| Jack ____ wrote TV scripts for The Lovers, Bar Mitzvah Boy, and The Knowledge | ROSENTHAL |
| Leaked set of over thirteen million investment documents partly made public on November 5, 2017 | The Paradise Papers |
| Likely to be able to answer clues in this puzzle | well-read |
| Lou Reed’s 1972 double A-side single featured Walk on the Wild Side and ____ | Perfect Day |
| Mad Max: ____ was a 2015 reboot of the film franchise | Fury Road |
| Main protagonist of The Hunger Games | Katniss Everdeen |
| Maori name for a humanoid sculpture | TIKI |
| Mythological ship which sailed from Iolcos to Colchis | ARGO |
| Nickname of Lord of the Rings character Fredegar Bolger | FATTY |
| Nikolai ____ wrote Taras Bulba | GOGOL |
| Northamptonshire village, home to the Force India team | SILVERSTONE |
| Not the sort of person to do clerical work! | LAYMAN |
| Oil reservoir at the bottom of a crankcase | SUMP |
| Olympic 10,000m gold medallist in 1996 and 2000 | Haile Gebrselassie |
| Pertaining to the brain | CEREBRAL |
| Pulp-filled tooth cavities | root canals |
| Russian name for the capital of Moldova | kishinev |
| Series of three films based on the sitcom Police Squad! | The Naked Gun |
| Short stanza which finishes some forms of verse | ENVOI |
| Sir Charles ____ did not invent the bridge named after him | WHEATSTONE |
| Sixteen nails | YARD |
| Snakes, as a sub-order of reptiles | OPHIDIA |
| Some of Guy de ____’s short stories were set during the Franco-Prussian war | MAUPASSANT |
| Someone from Tyneside or, in Australia and New Zealand, a Scotsman | GEORDIE |
| Supporters close to goalies | UPRIGHTS |
| Symbol which is also called “pound sign” in the US | HASHTAG |
| Telephone system requiring no operator | subscriber trunk dialling |
| The chapter before Wool and Water in Through the Looking Glass | Tweedledum and Tweedledee |
| The main public space of this Italian city is the Piazza del Campo | SIENA |
| The poems set to music in William Walton’s Facade were from a collection of the same name by Edith ____ | SITWELL |
| The ____ Boy and The Mad Mother were two of Wordsworth’s poems in the Lyrical Ballads collection | IDIOT |
| This author’s surname is one letter short of an example of his work | POE |
| To surround on all sides | ENCLOSE |
| Traditional Hindu system of medicine | AYURVEDA |
| Western | OCCIDENTAL |
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The Times - Specialist - December 10 2017 Crossword Puzzle Answers
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