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In need of a trim suit, hero wants nothing fancy (7)
Tucking into a round, a lot of miserable sherry (7)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Fifteensquared have:
MOROS[e] (miserable) in A (from the clue) O (round)
Fan of country group getting into light rap (7)
Good 2 is better (7)
Sites devoted to cultivation and love? Wagner and Strauss won’t have one (8)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Fifteensquared have:
O (love) + R[i]CHARDS (Wagner and Strauss) minus i (one)
Saw 14 Down’s agreement with one of the Kennedys (5)
Wrong and twisted heart of America (5)
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An anagram (twisted) of aMERICa
Piece of fiction with classical air that’s out of date (3)
How Miles ends Kind of Blue is appropriate (5)
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[mile]S + TEAL (kind of blue) – a clever reference to Miles Davis’ album
Silly opening of 4 addressing dictator from the east (5)
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A reversal (from the east) of TO (opening of LETTER – 4dn) IDI (Amin – dictator)
Latin neologism goes around two continents (3,5)
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NEW WORD (neologism) round L (Latin)
Loaded investor hasn’t finished acquiring dodgy firm (7)
Fur coats are very possibly delivered (7)
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SABLE (fur) round (coats) A (are) V (very)
Fixed water dispenser aboard vehicle (7)
Briefly cook something hot or something sweet (7)
Down
Guy Burgess finally cracks (5)
More ironic, entertaining Time correspondent, say (6)
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WRIER (more ironic) round T (time)
E.g. sentence with funny remark, to some extent, on cover of Melville books (10)
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PUN (funny remark) + ISH (to some extent) + M[elvill]E + NT (New Testament) (books)
What 2 might produce – The 19 Down? (6)
Glee as gutted Starmer gets hammered for extravagant gifts (8)
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An anagram (gets hammered) of GLEE AS S[tarme]R – recently topical surface, which made me smile
2 marks his work, perhaps (4)
European stopping dissolute man’s activity in The 12 (8)
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LETT (European) in ROUÉ (dissolute man)
Broke doughnut for Spanish nurses (4)
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POR (Spanish ‘for’) round (nurses) O (doughnut)
2 and broadcaster supporting party over free votes (10)
Point about end of novel – The 21 (4)
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DOT (point) round [nove]L
Saccharin occasionally cut as energy drink ingredient (4)
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Alternate letters of sAcChArIn
Deposing leader, note one state is hostile (8)
Bar boss with a pair of kids around New Year (8)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Fifteensquared have:
LAD LAD (a pair of kids) round N (new) + Y (year)
Fancied both men and women eating a condiment (6)
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WAS BI (fancied both men and women) round A
This person dons large undies – they’re delivered in autumn (6)
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I (this person) in (dons) L (large) BRAS (underwear) – people born in September/October have the zodiac sign Libra
2 with article on line dealing with 17 and 3 (5)
Like 8 27 in book fair, initially ignored (4)
People left overwhelmed by two different fines (4)
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L (left) in F (fine) + OK (fine)
Type letters or click words in the clue