Across
Amphibian, looking angry unfortunately, about to devour fellow (10)
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MAN (fellow) in a reversal of RED ALAS
Measures introduced by Hampshire (4)
"Suddenly ordinary city" — quote recalled (8)
Religious organisation, small and lustrous (6)
Transport system making one complain (4)
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not sure how to categorise this; perhaps an indirect double definition (DD)?
Initially acting like a monarch, we hear, can be trying (10)
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A[cting] (first letter of the word) sounds like REIGNING; arraignment involves bringing someone before a court to answer an indictment, so it can lead to a trial
Prepare to eat meal cooked without imaginative content? (9)
Rise and stagger round bathroom initially (5)
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B[athroom] in REEL
Introduction for piano arranged by unknown composer (5)
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P (initial letter of piano) ARR (arranged) Y (unknown); Hubert Parry, Prof of Music at Oxford, composed ‘I was glad’, a setting of Psalm 122 used (with tweaks) at the coronation of both Edward VII and his son George V in 1902 and 1911. Damn fine stuff! (Joseph Parry of ‘Myfanwy’ fame is another worthy contender.)
Daughter has one particular account of things that is amusing (9)
Supplicant, little alien — I will have one request initially (10)
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PETIT (foreign/alien word for little) I ONE R[equest]
Believer taking month to cross India (4)
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I in JAN; Jainism is an old version of Hinduism (Collins: ‘an ancient Hindu religion, which has its own scriptures and believes that the material world is eternal, progressing endlessly in a series of vast cycles’)
Most modest expense you accommodated (6)
More irritable, needing support after game (8)
Millions consume what vegetarians won't (4)
Acquiescent about editor being given new layout (10)
Down
Cry before party, as one become sombre? (7,2)
Short excursion into byway to find loo (7)
Do you ultimately collaborate in fact? (8)
Deprived of religious significance, diehard in sect is put out (15)
Critic of big country half ignored by relations (6)
At late hour children turned up — to become these? (9)
Sacrament in Cornish location denied unknown character (7)
A time in which you'll find troubled editors being most skilful (9)
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EDITORS* in A T
Line number up on step briefly in city once (9)
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L NINE reversed GRAD[e]
Secluded places about to have special events? (8)
Like pine needles maybe in a church got up (7)
It's got to fix a note up (7)
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NAIL (fix) A TI (note) all reversed
Worker in better physical shape (6)
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