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ACIDRAINIn 1872, Robert Angus Smith, the first British air pollution inspector, coined what phrase? (4,4)
OLDGLORYWilliam Driver coined what name for the US flag? (3,5)
EPACOSTUMEParty garb for one going as a pollution inspector?
GARDENERSAdam Smith, the first of those pandering to The Greens perhaps (9)
SORBITOLSugar alcohol first discovered in the berries of the mountain ash in 1872; used in food as the sweetener E420 (8)
ACIDTESTFrom a gold purity check, what phrase now means a rigorous or crucial appraisal? (4,4)
INCAMERAWhat phrase describes a court case held behind closed doors? (2,6)
SHERIDAN___ Smith, the English actress who played Smithy's younger sister in Gavin & Stacey (8)
CHAMBERSWilliam and Robert ___, brothers who published their first English dictionary in 1872 (8)
LEONBLUMFirst socialist prime minister of France born in 1872 (4,4)
MONDRIANPiet, Dutch painter born in 1872 noted for his abstract squares (8)
LANGSHANCroad ___ is a breed of heavy chickens that were imported to England from China in 1872 (8)
OVERLANDWhich telegraph line connected Darwin to Adelaide in 1872 (8)
LUCKYCOUNTRYWhat phrase coined by Donald Horne, and used in the title of his 1964 book, was intended to be used
SQUAREMEALWhat phrase originated from the shape of food trays on early British naval ships? (6,4)
ENBLOCComing from the French, what phrase means a group of people acting as one? (2,4)
SPARKAuthor whose novels include The Comforters,The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (adapted into a film with Maggie Smith), The Girls of Slender Means, A Far Cry From Kensington and The Finishing School (5)
JACQUISurname of Ms Smith, the former Labour politician who was first out on Strictly in 2020 (6)
HARRISArthur - - -, British air marshal, commander-inchief of Bomber Command of the RAF 1942-45 (6)
PARENTHESISWhat's phrase set in, possibly?