| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 304 |
| Clues | Answers |
| "By 2040, France and Germany are going to be ____, historically" (George Friedman) | has-beens |
| "The ____ of his coffers shall make coats / To deck our soldiers for these Irish wars" (Shakespeare's Richard II) | LINING |
| A final effort or performance | last hurrah |
| Advertising slogan used since the early 1980s, originally followed by "as they say in Germany" | Vorsprung Durch Technik |
| Albert and Michel ____ opened the Waterside Inn, the first restaurant in Bray, Berkshire, to win three Michelin stars | ROUX |
| American actor popularly known as Sly | Sylvester Stallone |
| An essential accompaniment | OBBLIGATO |
| An obsessive thought or desire | idee fixe |
| Ancient Sanskrit treatise on love as well as eroticism | kama sutra |
| Animals associated with heavy rain | cats and dogs |
| Another name for a sea-squirt | ascidian |
| Archaic name for a Muslim | MUSSULMAN |
| Botticelli painting featuring Venus, the nymph Chloris and the Roman goddess Flora who she transforms into | PRIMAVERA |
| Brand of mints named after the distinctive sound made by opening and closing its container | Tic Tac |
| Brazil's first capital city, now capital of the state of Bahia | SALVADOR |
| Chinese winner of snooker's 2021 UK Championship | Zhao Xintong |
| Colloquial word for an apotheosis | HUMDINGER |
| Director of films including Alien and Blade Runner | Ridley Scott |
| Equal in duration | isochronous |
| First name of the character played by Jennifer Saunders in Absolutely Fabulous | EDINA |
| Forest deer, native to Japan, also naturalised in the UK | SIKA |
| Former name of John F Kennedy International Airport | IDLEWILD |
| In a 1989 film also starring Michelle Pfeiffer, Jeff and Beau Bridges played the ____ | Fabulous Baker Boys |
| In Australia, a minimum pay rate for particular workers | award wage |
| In golf, a stroke intended to put the ball onto the green | approach shot |
| In Irish mythology, the equivalent of Elysium | Tir-na-nog |
| In statistics, a ____ coefficient is the covariance of the random variables X and Y, divided by the square root of the product of their variances | CORRELATION |
| In Steptoe and Son, Harold and Albert are ____ | rag-and-bone men |
| Israeli prime minister who succeeded Ehud Barak in 2001 | Ariel Sharon |
| Latin for "to be" | ESSE |
| Lead singer of the band whose 2003 hit Seven Nation Army became a sports anthem | Jack White |
| Mother of the first Queen Elizabeth | anne boleyn |
| Narrator of The Arabian Nights | scheherezade |
| Only major character in MASH portrayed by the same actor in the film and TV versions | RADAR |
| Opponents of the Axis in the Second World War | ALLIES |
| Perforated plate used in replicating designs | STENCIL |
| Principal components of most alloys | base metals |
| Significant feature of the UK's only entire city named as a Unesco World Heritage Site | BATH |
| Singer who recorded two Trio albums with Dolly Parton and Emmylou Harris | Linda Ronstadt |
| Small Jewish settlements in eastern Europe | SHTETLS |
| Split pulses, especially lentils, used in Indian cookery | DHAL |
| Study of the world views of different cultures | ethnoscience |
| That which a diabetic must frequently monitor | blood sugar |
| The dance music equivalent of tempo | BPM |
| The father of Romulus and Remus | MARS |
| The most populous city of New Jersey | NEWARK |
| To soften flax or hemp using moisture | RET |
| ____ Castle is a former home of the Royal Greenwich Observatory | herstmonceux |
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