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Get up and play cards? (6)
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DD with a slightly fanciful second def. I presume it's in some sort of sense of supplying yourself with a deck of cards.
Fancy circles marry off stock holder (8)
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Fad(=fancy) around marry*
A game is fixed, with an order for more? (4,5)
Less than tight clues back in Indy (5)
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Tips + [Ind]y. Tight is a slang term for drunk, so less than tight might mean mildly drunk or tipsy.
Set of characters performing in Fawlty Towers primarily (4)
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On(=performing) in F[awlty] T[owers]
French school form ran out, beginning to exclaim "Five gold rings!" (3,7)
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(Ran out)*(form is the anagram indicator) + (e[xclaim] in (V(=five) + au(=gold in periodic table)). Rings indicates inclusion.
Stealing odd bits of sleep, night ghost stretches (7)
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Odd letters removed from "s l e e p n i g h t g h o s t".
Reportedly take out bob on runners racing (6)
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Hom of slay + very cryptic def which is some sort of reference to a bob sleigh on runners (although a bob sleigh is so-called because it uses bob runners, so the def seems a bit tautological).
When cycling, green light turns … same old story! (4,2)
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Jade(=green) with the de "cycled" to the front + UV(=light)<
American idiot's back making posh belly of veal for main course (7)
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Doofus<(=American idiot) with the U(=posh) replaced by [v]ea[l]. "Main course" could either be interpreted as a the principal course of the meal or as food coming from the "main"(=sea).
Remake of Grease gets bonus content (6,4)
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(Grease gets)*. Easter eggs are bonus content on things like DVDs.
Party to love cracking pub (2,2)
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O(=love) in inn(=pub)
That is how one can move caravan (2,3)
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Sort of DD with differently arranged letters. How to move caravan = tow it.
Did Polish brand start to invent junk? (9)
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Burn(=brand) + i[nvent] + shed(=junk in the sense of "junking something")
See 7 Down
'Hard borders' is deliberately vague (6)
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H{ard} + edges
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Grumpy colleague finding it hard to make friends (7)
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DD with first part referring to the Seven Dwarves.
Men on acid lost control (9)
26d
(and 26 Down) Economical extracting business, perhaps? (4,4)
They hang out in the sun: oily, topless, and beginning to sweat (7)
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[F]awning(=oily topless) +s[weat]
Quince's second part's in Hamlet - he's playing patriarch (10)
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[Q]u[ince](second part=second letter) in (Hamlet he's)*
29a
(and 29 Across) Sweet place to see Ashes balls after short programme (5,8)
Test two things paint can do (3,3)
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Dry + run(=two things that paint can do)
Ministers about to enter residences (6)
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Re(=about) in pads(=residences)
Duet Italian gets the hang of in audition (2,5,3)
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I{talian} + hom of "takes to"
Boring American government with plump monopolist (9)
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G{overnment} + round(=plump) + hog(=monopolist)
A blue novel about endless sex apt to be drawn on? (7)
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(A blue)* around se[x]
Sickly Lord Byron's only character that descends (6)
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Sugar(=Lord, referring to The Apprentice figurehead) + [B]y[ron] (the Y is the only character which goes beneath the line)
Uncovers men boxing men, striking head (7)
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Dudes(=men) around [m]en
Half a dozen lines established opening scene (6)
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Est{ablished} in(=opening) set(=scene). A sestet is a six line poem or the last six lines of a sonnet.
Seam expert tipping about Anderson for one (5)
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((Re(=about) + Wes(=Anderson for one, referring to the film director Wes Anderson))<.
See 3 Down
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