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HASTALAVISTASpanish farewell popularised, in part, due to Arnold Schwarzenegger’s use of it in Terminator 2 (1991)
FICHUShawl originally for independent care home’s use
THERUNSWeather unsettled in part due to these constant movements (3,4)
SHARILEWISShe became famous, in part, due to having a Charlie Horse on her hand
GROTTYWhat word meaning "unpleasant and of poor quality" was popularised by George Harrison's use of it in the film A Hard Day's Night? (6)
UPRATEDIncreased value in part due to overhaul (7)
IOUImpecunious, in part due to this? (inits) (1,1,1)
ADIOSSpanish farewell, goodbye, so long or toodle-pip that, from "to God", is rooted in the idea of commending someone to God's care (5)
PREVENTIn Terminator, Arnold went back in time to _______ the birth of a future rebel leader.
TRITEHackneyed use of it in treaty half abandoned (5)
GUESSConjecture use of it in gas after a loss (5)
NEROLIBitter orange blossom oil and perfumer's citrus honeyed delight, named after an Italian princess whose use of it to scent her bathwater, clothes and gloves made it alla moda or chic (6)
SURETYThe sponsor's role is to try use of it (6)
RIDLEYI'd rely on turning to Arnold ------ , who played Godfrey in Dad's Army (6)
SHRIVERNiece of John F Kennedy who became First Lady of California when married to Arnold Schwarzenegger (5.7)
CHINThe aching part due to wagging? (4)
HORSENSDanish city in the east of the Jutland peninsula, popularised in recent years due to concerts by act
ADAMSPresident who wrote "Posterity! You will never know how much it cost the present generation to preserve your freedom! I hope you will make a good use of it"
SHRINEHelga's monument to Arnold on Hey Arnold!, for example
MARIAAnd 25 Niece of John F Kennedy who became First Lady of California when married to Arnold Schwarzenegger (5.7)