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ETERNALINProverb - originally by Alexander Pope - which suggests that there might be light at the end of the tunnel (7,2)
THEHUMANProverb - originally by Alexander Pope - which suggests that there might be light at the end of the tunnel (3,5)
BREASTProverb - originally by Alexander Pope - which suggests that there might be light at the end of the tunnel (6)
HOPESPRINGSProverb - originally by Alexander Pope - which suggests that there might be light at the end of the tunnel (4,7)
SODSLAWThat which suggests that, if something can go wrong, it will! (4,3)
POWERThe ___ of Positive Thinking self-help book written by Norman Vincent Peale which suggests techniques to improve quality of life
SIERRAWhat is a chain of hills or mountains, the peaks of which suggest the teeth of a saw (6)
OWEBe light at the poker table
LOCK"The Rape of the ___", poem by Alexander Pope (4)
BATHOSFrom the Greek for "depth" and introduced in its literary sense by Alexander Pope, an anticlimax or ludicrous descent from the sublime to the ridiculous in speech/writing (6)
FROLICKINGFor kinky, use of the whip might be light-hearted playing (10)
ELITEModel management company whose name suggests that it's the cream of the crop
CELLSome research suggests that the T ___, a type of leukocyte, might provide some COVID-19 immunity
FINGERIf a friend suggests that you use a little oil or lotion to help your ring slide off more easily, you might call that piece of handy advice a ___ tip
IRENICWhich term suggests that which is characterised by affectation (6)
IRONICWhich term suggests that which is characterised by affectation (6)
DEBROGLIEThe first physicist to suggest that subatomic particles can also have the properties of waves (2,7)
WITISStart of a quote by Alexander Pope
RAPEOFTHE'The --', poem by Alexander Pope featuring Miss Arabella Fermor (4,2,3)
RAPEOFTHELOCK'The ---', poem by Alexander Pope (4,2.3.4)