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There are 54 clues with the answer 'BERKELEY'
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Californian university located in the East Bay region and founded in 1868 (8)
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Busby ---, US dance director famous for his elaborate choreography in film musicals, often using large numbers of showgirls (8)
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Xander _, appeared in US show The Walking Dead (8)
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The first campus of the University of California (8)
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Gloucestershire castle, scene of the murder of Edward II in 1327 (8)
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Birth town of vaccine pioneer Edward Jenner
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Bishop philosophical, with pillock beginning to evangelise in diocese
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Played Major Gowen in BBC2'S Fawlty Towers, Ballard -------- (8)
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Maker of a three-wheeled vehicle called the T60 (8)
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Bishop close to accepting crown off Chancellor, European (8)
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With 50-Across cartoonist who created Bloom County
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Ballard ___, actor who plays Major Gowen in Fawlty Towers (8)
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Busby, U.S. film director and musical choreographer (8)
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Times must cover Angela losing head with start of election (8)
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Gloucestershire town with a castle where Edward II was killed in 1327 (8)
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US University: fool recalled another getting one letter wrong
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Xander -, US actor who plays Gregory in series The Walking Dead (8)
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Telegraph Avenue locale
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City on San Francisco Bay that is the seat of the University of California
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Calif. university; Irish philosopher
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Town that can precede both 15 and 16 down
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George -, Irish philosopher/bishop
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Thinking bishop's a fool, putting little energy into see
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Busby -, twetieth century director of film musicals
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American university philosopher
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American educational centre? Fool ending in college in English city
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University in California
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City on San Francisco Bay; seat of the University of California (8)
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City on San Francisco Bay that is the seat of the University of California (8)
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The London square in which a nightingale sang, according to Vera Lynn