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1D
Trebek's exasperated plea: 'a mere alphabet member will do...' (3,2,3,6)
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Orizzontali
  1. 7A
    Picture-taker arrived before artist (6)
  2. 8A
    Moves like molasses from preposterous below-the-belt jabs (8)
  3. 10A
    Strands we gathered outlawed after a son going crazy (8)
  4. 11A
    Rumbling sound from the guts of emu, roos, and dingo (6)
  5. 12A
    A four-pointer is a good type (2,3)
  6. 13A
    Easily carried away without Romeo's elixers (8)
  7. 15A
    Looks bad by the sound of it, yes. Painful! (7)
  8. 16A
    Part of revolutionary blitzkrieg never getting comeuppance (7)
  9. 18A
    Crazed female surgeon supplying Turd, perhaps Sarah or Alex? (8)
  10. 21A
    Concerning! False floors oddly dropping (2,3)
  11. 22A
    Emphasize anxiety (6)
  12. 24A
    Pupil Maurice garbled a question we're both asking (2,1,5)
  13. 25A
    Slip on tarp, head over heels in hilarious goof (8)
  14. 26A
    Jeopardy! Legend is engaged in long, arduous journey (6)
Verticali
  1. 1D
    Trebek's exasperated plea: 'a mere alphabet member will do...' (3,2,3,6)
  2. 2D
    Jackpots! Japanese earl replacing West Indies game show host (8)
  3. 3D
    Welles's radio play with abducted Liberal and two deleted articles causes argument (3,2,5)
  4. 4D
    Question, sucker: to begin with, are sour kumquats still available post-holiday? (3,3)
  5. 5D
    Funny, MacDonald's serves up regular one-pound cut (4)
  6. 6D
    A Clued-in professor read aloud with confidence and style (6)
  7. 9D
    Nicer seedsman picked up 5-year-old sprout (14)
  8. 14D
    Professional listeners are the worst violators (10)
  9. 17D
    Carried out objective: capturing troops (8)
  10. 19D
    Heavy winds restricting English visitors (6)
  11. 20D
    Just about midday; too soon? (6)
  12. 23D
    Connery, for one starts to spew exasperating answers nettlesomely (4)
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