Across
Badge from Britain GI sniper brought back (8)
Argument as result of being oddly selective in formal clause (6)
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alternate letters of formal clause
Sex returns in erotic festival (8)
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reversal of VI (sex: Latin 6, AKA VI) in CARNAL (erotic via sensual)
One's piano tune better? Just the opposite (6)
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IM (one’s unhappy = I’m unhappy) P (piano) AIR (tune)
Times editor's leader subject to deletion (5)
Silly person in rogue's embrace carried on amorously (9)
Running in fear (12)
Level playing area for would-be kingmakers (12)
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the first of our plethora of CDs; the one that foxed me, largely because I had the final five letters as ‘court’
Singer making mess of carol, not keeping time (9)
Panama, perhaps, annexing island with one Caribbean state (5)
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I (island) in HAT (Panama) I
Article is about singular line of argument (6)
Cultivate area on right side of hill to provide food in Mexico (8)
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TOR (hill) TILL (cultivate) A (area)
Restrict food from ten to nine, say, finishing at noon (6)
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10:9 is an example of a ratio, followed by [noo]N
For example, that's what's seen in some poetry (3,5)
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‘that’ and ‘what’ look as if they should rhyme but don’t (perhaps they did once?): such are called eye rhymes in poetics. Is this a CD? Comment below.
Down
What does foot have three times as many of as hand? (6)
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in equine terms, one hand is equal to four inches. Geddit now?
Stamina required to cross river or brook (6)
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R in STEAM (I ran out of steam doing this thing)
Where this isn't from and the kind of animal it isn't (6,3)
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another CD, and a bit contrived for my taste
Popular work in art gallery in recycled clay? Not exactly (12)
November is equally far away for him and his beloved (5)
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I like this – you’ve guessed it – CD; in the NATO alphabet, which all setters worth their salt communicate to each other in, N is three letters from R and three letters from J (for Juliett). A clever artifice, IMHO.
Service provider for other service providers? (8)
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this…no, you know what it is…is not quite so good, as the setter plays on two of the different senses of service, church and military
Piercing, small missile (8)
Right work among collected writings for man's study? (12)
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R OP in ANTHOLOGY
In short, disoriented sailor following new navigational aid (5,4)
Oddly cued a Conservative cut, as one not liking to see class struggle? (8)
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CUED* A TOR[y]
Minimal idea following article in examination (8)
Lose track of mass whisky producer (6)
Ending article uploaded into document (6)
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AN reversed (uploaded) in FILE
You need to be careful when one charges you money (5)
Type letters or click words in the clue