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Vaulting judge controlling contest in heartless fashion (7)
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JUMPING (leaping; vaulting)
Spreads offered by boring building society say (7)
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BUTTERS (spreads)
It could be Penn and Teller 's cut short? (4)
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SEAN ? – not sure what is going on here. I am aware of a SEAN BEAN [actor, born 1959] and SEAN PENN [actor and director, born 1960], but I can’t add a letter to SEAN to get a word that means teller. I could add two letters and get SEAN CE which might be an example of a deceased person telling the living some message. Alternatively a SNEA K is someone who tells tails and if it is one letter short SNEA is an anagram [cut?]of SEAN
Fish with reason to change changes (10)
One cutting Ancient Egyptian exam class (8)
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TUTORIAL (a study meeting between one or more students and a college tutor; class)
Man is entering name back to front (6)
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MISTER (title prefixed to a man’s name; man)
Player in game fly-half possibly crossing line (5)
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BLACK (designation for one of the players in a game of chess)
Very becoming knight most attractive - or least popular? (9)
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LONELIEST (person with fewest companions; the least popular)
Byzantine atlas bore model of the heavens (9)
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ASTROLABE (an instrument used for taking altitudes above the horizon. It also serves as a star chart and physical model of the visible half-dome of the sky)
General offensive undone by men retreating (5)
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BROAD (general)
Force Yank to censor wife's language (6)
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FRENCH (a language)
Car fans excitedly describing current Continentals? (8)
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AFRICANS (people who live on the continent of Africa)
Treated with sulphur alien dies horribly (10)
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VULCANISED (to treat with sulphur or sulphur compounds)
Cheesemaker using rennet delivering primarily this (4)
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CURD (milk thickened or coagulated by acid; the cheese part of milk; cheesemaker)
Disparage Anglo-Saxon prize when it's announced (7)
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ASPERSE (defame; disparage)
Lacking sponsorship Charlie's dropped not fired (7)
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UNBAKED (not cooked; not fired)
Down
B Paris Match i (7)
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UNEQUAL (not evenly balanced; biased)
One's attached to horse (5)
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PINTO (piebald horse)
Lexicon or dictionary? It's more than enough for Scandinavian (6)
Museum moving diamonds admitting number yet to be counted (8)
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UNSUMMED (not counted [summed {up}])
Increasingly dry river being crossed by this stage (9)
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THIRSTIER (increasingly dry)
Surgeon in Guard regularly fixed up messengers (7)
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RUNNERS (messengers)
Lively around mid-May like the Highlands? (11)
Student constrained by awful English record (9)
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CHRONICLE (continuous record of events in order of time)
Experts maybe freezing bananas if Celsius drops (8)
Proust's works: a Christmas tradition? (7)
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SPROUTS (vegetables traditionally served at Christmas)
Somewhere in Liverpool area where branch might be located (7)
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AINTREE (village and racecourse six miles north east of Liverpool city centre)
Poet's daughters penning lines with nurse (6)
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DRYDEN (reference John DRYDEN [1631 – 1700], English poet)
Given a clown as bedtime comforter? (5)
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COCOA (bedtime drink; bedtime comforter)
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