Across
Supply hot kettle chips around noon – now things are getting interesting (3,4,8)
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(Hot kettle chips)* around n{oon}. Supply seems slightly unconvincing as an anagram indicator in that it lacks any sense of the letters being disordered. It’s possible it’s intended as adverb of supple i.e. letters arranged in a supple way, although there is no verb to which the word would be applied.
Papers and student journalist did nothing (5)
Pinched Grant's glove (8)
First episode has pace (4)
Part of workforce in evening dress (5,5)
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Night(=evening) + dress(=shift)
US President's in that woman's bed over and over again (7,6)
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Her(=that woman’s) + berth(=bed) + o{ver}(=cricket abbrev) + over
Curry for one after work, putting no-frills rice on first and expecting good stuff (10)
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(Tim(=Curry for one i.e. Tim Curry the actor best known for The Rocky Horror Picture Show would be one example of a Curry) after op(=work)) + ([r]ic[e] on ist(=first)). No frills for rice indicates removal of the “frills” i.e. the first and last letter.
Realises in audition for feature (4)
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Hom of knows
Extent of calcium deficiency not universal (8)
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Ca(=calcium in periodic table) + pa[u]city
Second tea or coffee? (5)
Department store keep Gary Oldman's line out when broadcast (7,3,5)
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Fort(=keep) + Numan(=Gary) + O[l]dman’s*. Gary seems a little weak as a def for Gary Numan, although Gary Numan and Gary Oldman are regularly paired together in a joke about Oldman being younger than Numan.
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Profit-sheet he adjusted after discounting electronics – bargains can be found here (6,4)
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(Profit sh[ee]t h[e])* – all the Es for electronics removed from the anagram
Post office rejected a large gemstone ... (4)
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PO<(=post office) + a l{arge}
... or tasty apple (6,9)
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Golden(=or, an old term for gold) + delicious(=tasty)
Almost mount deer (4)
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Stag[e](=mount in the sense of mounting an exhibition)
Friends maybe setting my code incorrectly (9,6)
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Situation(=setting) + (my code)*
Funny scene in small outfit (4)
After being connected – oddly disappearing (4)
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Odd letters removed in c o n n e c t e d
Wreath that is left on the counter (3)
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(i.e. l{eft})<
Old Iranian standard is raised (5)
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Par(=standard, as in a par golf score) + is<
Finally melt butter on the outside as suggested (3,2)
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Goat(=butter in the sense that goats are believed to butt things) around [mel]t, The def is in the sense of “what are you getting at?”.
Egg supplier fencing in a very safe place (5)
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Hen(=egg supplier) around (a v{ery})
Give warning as climbing up red ash carelessly splits bark (10)
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((Red ash)* in woof(=dog bark))<. My reading would be that the red ash has to be reversed as well as anagrammed, although it doesn’t affect the outcome much.
Advice: put mine back (3)
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Pit<(=mine)
Fine following morning on the rampage (4)
High-pitch results when key fob is out of bounds (4)
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Alt(=the Alt key on a keyboard) + [f]o[b](the bounds of fob removed)
Perhaps 2001: A Space Odyssey ultimately used up Kubrick's focus (4)
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(A + [Spac]e [Odysse]y)< + [Kub]r[ick]. The R is the middle letter, hence the focus of the word.
Quickly learn stuff (4)
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DD
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