Across
Medic approaching sailor's bunk (5)
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DR + O.S. (ordinary seaman)’S
With being a pro, presumably played a little faster? (9)
Mixture from vial ko's an E European (9)
Turn on setter maybe keeping a low profile! (5)
Irritating person's old fashioned goodness and cunning (6)
Exhausted hosting a church wedding (8)
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ALL IN (exhausted) around A + C.E. Couldn’t see this for ages.
Authorised to reduce tempo, we're decelerating (9)
Right to run around middle distance (5)
In a place mentioned in reports (5)
Restricted journal and sound equipment to take from section of trunk? (9)
Search for Cockney over — abandoned? (8)
Rather broad thing their jam is served in? (6)
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W.I. DISH Is ‘their’ supposed to refer in a punny way to ‘broad’? Who can say.
Salad dressing ingredient used by British or American cook (5)
Flirt with one in pub with lighter? (9)
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I in PH + LANDER To light is to land. My last in, very tough.
Way to stop European prizes going to China? (9)
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ST in E + AWARDS
Where there are no seats in first class, winter transport cut (5)
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A1 + SLE{d}
Down
Face covering that could show a man's hip? (8,7)
Like certain items laid out, initially useless (5)
Buy polish off singer who's often high (7)
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triple definition ‘Buy’ as in ‘believe a tall tale’.
Opposing article and what it can go with? (4)
One animated head of family with a chance to hug daughters (6,4)
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DON (head of family) + A + LUCK around D + D This took me forever as well, as I couldn’t see past DAD for ‘head of family’. Serves me right as I am certainly not the head of family around here.
About to go off such an acquaintance? (7)
Usually time left to pursue home learning (2,7)
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ERA + L after IN + GEN (learning)
Haughty old heroine's song composed about husbands (2,4,4,5)
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O + HEROINE’S SONG anagrammed around H + H
He'll come a cropper in the end? (4,6)
Requests rubbish tip on-site (9)
Island out of Defoe, possibly originally associated with old bit of Britain (7)
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I removed from DANIEL (Defoe, possibly) + first letters of ASSOCIATED WITH Never heard of it.
Part of Japan where the whole Scottish family at home? (7)
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if the whole Scottish family is at home then we have O KIN AWA’
Asian banker's application not given to judge (5)
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INDUSTRY without TRY Thankfully have seen this one plenty.
Greeting given saints? Unlikely! (4)
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HI + S + S
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