Across
Fellow worshippers, say, participating in sombre threnody (8)
Shrub in old list of French rarities, principally (8)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
O LEAN (list as in lean to one side) DE (of French) R[arities]
Line up outside initially under pressure (6)
In my past it involved inflammation of the eardrum (10)
Fine atmosphere for outdoor entertainment (4)
Countless men run Bude, surprisingly (10)
Temptress in food shop meeting prince from the East (7)
Dynamic type carrying goods left one gawping! (7)
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GG (goods) L (left) in GOER
Insubstantial western rowing crew? Not so (10)
Elder possibly demands support, accommodating religious leader (4)
Seize report of widely-encountered ruminants (10)
Peacekeepers worry about gunmen finally being free? (6)
Steep charge imposed on son at university (8)
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S (son) AT U RATE (charge)
Assume control, and do a spot of bowling? (4,4)
Down
Rotten time for coarse food (8)
Embarrassing books about English and Scottish sport (3-7)
Others managed these at first, including a posh eating-place (10)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
A U (posh) in REST (others) RAN (managed) T[hese]
Old conquerors — and not belonging to island (7)
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NOR (and not) MAN’S (belonging to that isle)
Attorney leaves western state for Russian river (4)
Key French couturier reserving time for press chief (6)
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E (key) T (time) in DIOR
Campaigner having a certain appeal in more basic setting (8)
Mad medic on small lorry (10)
Book recollecting meeting he originally organised (10)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
MEETING HE* O[rganised]; a book size resulting from folding a sheet of paper into 18 leaves or 36 pages
Dejected teacher going about with company of actors (8)
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W in DON CAST
Invigorate Republican soldiers in various directions (8)
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R GIS in ENSE (random directions)
Young creature perpetually restricted by obstruction (7)
Convict, possibly, one taking tea round back of prison (6)
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[priso]N in I (one) MATE (tea)
Bovine creature without water, perhaps? (4)
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