Across
Old society girl with mad somersaulting seriously injured? (7)
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DEB BATS backwards. Old made me want to use an O or EX, but the setter seems to be finally admitting that debs are no more.
Kitchen item in British Library? (7)
It's damp across hill before hint of sun for travellers (9)
Being injured is shock, little good (5)
Material offered by officer putting worker off (5)
Fur trade's arranged by this dodgy dealer (9)
A hot toddler we'd rocked to get asleep (4,2,3,5)
An imaginary heaven? Do not, do not come down to earth (5-5,4)
Very good Las Vegas game, but learner's missed out in spin (9)
Beast, cad — no leader (5)
Picture not showing wine next to a dish (5)
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[port]RAIT + A.
People in excellent matches — provisions for spectators say? (9)
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A(MEN)I TIES.
Baby with nappy not right wobbling about? (7)
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TOT TER[r]Y.
Hair concealing one grand female — a beastly type (7)
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T(I,G)RESS, with a tricky placement of female in the clue.
Down
Food provided by Christian group entertaining prophet (6)
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S(AMOS)A, a food that is very popular in crosswords recently.
A short course for goddess (7)
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A STARTE[r].
One may need skill interrupting a drunken spree? (9)
To chop down trees on site affords redeveloping (11)
Vehicle taking Oxbridge sportspeople regularly (3)
Stopped losing head and relaxed (5)
One may be troubled, somehow not trustful ultimately (7)
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Anagram of TROUBLED – [trustfu]L, a Mephisto-ish technique.
Anger about traditional fashion industry (3,5)
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RAG(TRAD)E.
Feat of a Greek character — this writer participating in festival. say (11)
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A CHI+ EVE(ME)NT.
Wife suffering is rolling round (9)
Liven up, being at home with whisky? (8)
Ruling from some clever dictator (7)
Chemical substance picked up in nocturnal journey (7)
Gets hold of Government's original files (6)
Decree establishing four nations as one ultimately (5)
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UK AS + [on]E.
Big woman here in matrimonial crime? Little woman! (3)
Type letters or click words in the clue