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Film with game of chance including Eva in the cast - name? (13)
I spy spies regularly on telly naked ... (8)
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I spy spies regularly on telly, naked … <t> ELL <y> (“naked” means first and last letters are dropped) + I <s> P <y> S <p> I <e> S (“regularly” means alternate letters only are used); the definition is formed by the three dots at the end, indicating that some text has been omitted
I snoop around a killer that's often drunk (6)
Beat regularly again reversing administration of 10? (6)
Woman in 1A characters inside club had to appraise (8)
Makers of Bond trailer present Q's successors (8)
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Makers of Bond trailer present Q’s successors AD (=trailer, i.e. advert) + HERE (=present) + R S (Q’s successors, i.e. the letters following “q” in the alphabet); adherers form bonds, make things stick
Broccoli perhaps welcomes switching endings for television (6)
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Broccoli perhaps welcomes switching endings for television GREE T S (=welcomes); “switching endings (=first and last letters) for t elevisio n ” means letter “t” becomes “n”
Tedious nonsense making trouble for Pinewood? (6)
Getting the job done but using violence (8)
Leading double-O M frets about (8)
EON claims director is inventive movie pioneer (6)
Disfigure agent that's turned over winning card (6)
Check Your Spades James (8)
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, who was Baroness James of Holland Park
For Bond preferring women with funds in hand for poker (13)
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Sounding French she reveals a certain amount of silk say (3)
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Sounding French she reveals a certain amount of silk, say Homophone (“sounding”) of “elle (=French she, i.e. the French word for she )”; an ell is a measure of cloth
Brutal interrogation after which you might call someone a doctor (11)
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Brutal interrogation after which you might call someone a doctor Once someone has acquired a bachelor’s degree, a master’s degree and a doctorate, you might call him a doctor!
Man 12 tailed a rebel (9)
Service from operative's perspective (7)
Sleep with assistant showing hide that's softened (5)
Greek character has something to bet that needs parking (3)
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Greek character has something to bet that needs parking CHI <p> (=something to bet, in e.g. roulette; “needs parking (=P)” means letter “p” is dropped); chi is the 22nd letter of the Greek alphabet
Country where card game has gone initially really badly (10)
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Country where card game has gone initially really badly MONTE (= (a Spanish-American) card game) + (GONE + R <eally> (“initially” means first letter only); “badly” is anagram indicator
In secret nude knotted on chair with middle cut out around balls (10)
Martini's back on menu a lot - shaken not stirred (11)
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Martini’s back on menu a lot, shaken, not stirred *(<martin> I + ON MENU A LOT); “back” means last letter only is used in anagram, indicated by “shaken”
Travel abroad try banking large bet then perish (9)
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Travel abroad , try banking large bet then perish [L (=large, of sizes) in GO (=try, attempt, as noun)] + BET + ROT (=perish)
Back on phone short airline stocks ultimately targeting large carrier (7)
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Back on phone, short airline stocks, ultimately targeting large carrier <phon> E (“back on” means last letter only) in [TOT (=short, i.e. measure of spirits) + BA (=airline, i.e. British Airways) + <targetin> G (“ultimately” means last letter only]
Watch the end! (5)
Simulate 5 1 say in toppled lift cage (3)
British security resembling Big Brother? On the contrary (3)
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British security resembling Big Brother? On the contrary Cryptically, a sis is not a big brother, but rather a little (=abbreviated) sister!; SIS stands for Secret Intelligence Service
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