Across
Bat around wicket heading glances away from cover (6)
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W[icket] + GANDERS (glances) without its “cover”; bat around for wander is in Chambers, flagged as “slang”
Drying-room pipe that’s 25.4 microns internally (8)
American workforce embracing impressive US dog (8)
Procrastinator shuns Germany in high-level 13 (1,5)
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DELAYER less D – the E Layer is part of the ionosphere, 90-150 km above the ground
Innately study info linked to large country houses (12)
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CON (study) + GEN (informational) + L[arge] in (housed by) ITALY
Working after turning north, back from Bible belt (4)
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Z (N turned on its side) + ON (working) + [bibl]E
Bundling, say, Roy and Heather together (8)
Bound to incorporate map for rapid transport (3,5)
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PLAN in JÉTÉ (a “bound” in ballet)
I’ve been stupid about beginning to save money (4)
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S[ave] in D’OH!
Right – not, vice versa, wrong (12)
Songs of Praise in España translated (6)
Book half a hotel on 3rd and 4th of June (8)
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3rd & 4th letters of juNE + HEMI (half) + A + H[otel] – Nehemiah is one of the books of the Old Testament
Most obvious nuisance, note, among cuts (8)
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LA (note) + IN (among) in (cutting) PEST
Arbitrary number checked by sharp staff includes one small digit (6)
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N and I in PIKE
Down
Hero’s cross, mostly open up-front (4)
Budget papers boosted feverish chapter (4,5)
Maybe rat’s lair beset by decay (6)
What attracts sick hatemongers outside Oxford? (9,6)
Article on Charlie Parker’s film (3,5)
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THE (definite article) + BIRD’S (nickname of Charlie Parker, jazz saxophonist)
D-Day objective that’s now clear following order (5)
It’ll emerge from sulphur left in furrow overwhelmed by poo (10)
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S[ulphur] + L in LINE (furrow), in MESS, &lit
Closely pursuing dodgy exploits at No.1 after release of fake pix (4,2,4)
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Anagram of EXPLOITS AT NO I less PIX
Liberal ideas shocked mum’s new Lothario (6,3)
Design fine publicity I will shortly read out (4,4)
He’s committed to see AC/DC on grass (6)
Flower stems, section of Turk’s Cap, identified (5)
Judge’s first question covering promotion (4)
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AD (promotion) in Q 1
Type letters or click words in the clue