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Hide here to remove hair, and engage at last in feeble sex (4,3)
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(engag) E [ at last ] in LIMP ("feeble") + IT ("sex") A lime pit was traditionally used by tanners to remove hair from hides.
News: it’s about former chess champion (7)
Dance around home regularly and grunt (2,3)
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<=JIG ("dance", around ) + (h) O (m) E [ regularly ]
Aching, distress me with haircut (9)
Misdoing career, getting involved in this (9,5)
Where to build small unit, a metre short (4)
Point dropped after men smashed and netted (8)
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E (east, so "point") + SHED ("dropped") after *(men) [anag: smashed ]
Shown to have been given another escalope? (8)
Laurel back in several Asian republics (4)
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STAN is first name of the film comedian Stan Laurel and is at the "back" (end) of "several Asian republics" (Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, etc)
Entire genitals transplanted elsewhere in body (5,9)
Seabird’s remorse being wrong to eat most of fruit (9)
A little concern about a European that’s often on the card tables (5)
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( BIZ (short for business, so "a little concern") about A ) + E (European)
No love for speeches, being issued food (7)
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No O ("love", in tennis) for (o) RATIONS ("speeches")
Cunning insult coming to ears (7)
Down
Large, commonly very overweight, one goes downhill fast (4)
One arrived at perhaps ten to two (8,7)
Supposedly temporary accommodation to be great later? (6)
Swede sort of makes to flip a coin (6)
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TURN ("to flip) + 1p (a penny, "a coin")
Goddess of youth entertained by dancing not a comic (3,5)
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HEBE ("goddess of youth") entertained by *(not a) [anag: dancing ]
One prosecuting spies imprisons a hundred, one with suspended death sentence (8)
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DA (district attoney, so "one prosecuting") + MOLES ("spies") imprisons C (a hundred in Roman numerals) The "suspended death sentence" refers to the "sword of Damocles".
Despite marking, brave to slip through (15)
Following one GCSE dunce struggling (10)
Predictably a star analyst (10)
One making rolls (toilet) in a line for London (8)
Under pressure, man seen to rewrite such as Saki and Mark Twain (3,5)
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Under P (pressure), *(man seen) [anag: to rewrite ]
Hospital in wartime facilities perhaps that are placed just past the point (6)
Baby Jesus not getting rocked here? (6)
Garment seen in volume over time in New York (4)
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