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Alfresco or outside exercises in a broadcast (7)
Dilapidated ruin one abandoned on an upland (7)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Fifteensquared have:
I removed from RU(i)N & oddly named DOWN which is actually a hill or upland, Stupid language at times.
A crown regularly seen in this abroad (5)
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Alternate letters of T h U s A b R o A d
The output of brainstorming dreamers? (9)
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It would produce a list of ideas
Big beast runs wild - no heroics! (10)
Higher land might be cold without a coat (4)
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Missing outletters or “coat”” in (c)HILL(y)
Any old people: Crazy Cranky Dotard and him (15)
Electric vehicle reversing in hurry (4)
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E & CAR all reversed
Inside airplanes the tickets for a number of Americans (10)
Wicked criminal lady pinching sparkler diamonds (9)
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STAR – sparkler & D(iamonds) all in – pinched by a criminal LADY*
Song of a sailor’s gaff (5)
Ray and Mark well captivated by a muse dancing (7)
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NB “mark well” in a dancing [A MUSE]*
School’s study holding a hundred back (7)
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A &C – hundred al in ETUDE – study all reversed
Down
Planner has no latitude - he shouldn’t throw a wobbly (6)
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Well you wouldn’t want a wobbly vase or bowl if the potter threw a duff one. L(atitude removed from P(l)OTTER
Plant scratching marks in semiconductor element (8)
Cops almost trapping racehorse linked with cone section (9)
Marine personnel reported for sea trip (6)
Not originally bound for Norway after drinking ale up (8)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Fifteensquared have:
Anyone else look for a word for “bound” without the first letter solving this? just me then. BEER for ale reversed in FOR & N(orway)
Relative is most confused when not having a rest (5)
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UNCLEAREST without A REST
Cut down tree? (6)
North American sons all finally pay through the nose (7)
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N(orth) A(merican) S(ons) & ALL & (pa)Y
Chic couple of humans (neither male) all stopping short for a dog (9)
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With all bits without their endings CHI(c) & 2x without the M(ale) – HU(m)A(ns), not sure quite how fair this is regarding the removal of the Ns.
Equatorial winds gripping island in storms (7)
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TRADE windS with I(sland) inserted
Mink sod and golf ground - animal vegetable and mineral? (8)
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A ground up [MINK SOD G(olf)]*
Deserter left to hang around island is sensible (8)
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The Island IONA in RAT – deserter & L(eft)
A lot of money put on one number here? (6)
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Pretty much an &lit but someone will disagree, most of CAS(h) & I – one & NO – number
Some nasty lessons each connected with stigma (6)
Conservative crank for instance is cunning (6)
Breadmaker? Not half (5)
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If you take half of it from B(readm)AKER
Type letters or click words in the clue