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Reportedly regret dig in simulated chatter on stage (7)
Employed regularly at first in Surrey town (7)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
R[egularly] in WOKING; a nondescript railway town in Surrey put on the map by a pizza allegedly ordered by Andrew Windsor
Disloyal ultimately thus to amend promissory notes (9)
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[thu]s EDIT IOUS; very difficult to avoid being jailed for this in Hong Kong these days if you disagree with the views of the unelected oligarchs on either side of the border (oops!) boundary
Dull, but finally played minster organ (5)
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[playe]D [ministe]R EAR
Exotic inn accommodating artist in Lambeth Palace area (5)
Frantic burst of speed leading to charge (9)
See way lessee keeps place for crown representative (4,10)
Eccentric English poet, he, transfixed by Irish county (14)
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CAM (eccentric in a mechanical sense) [Robert] BRIDGES IR (IRrish) in HE
Defame prudent woman hiding second pill (9)
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DISCREET with the second E (pill as in ecstasy) replaced by DI
Bid dyke-builder talked of (5)
Stoneworker's mother's old name (5)
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MA’S O N
He scores one, oddly, but she succeeds jointly (9)
Spoilt daughters left in school (7)
Customer outside entrance to shop, a jocular type (7)
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S[hop] in PUNTER
Down
Oppose others touring islands (6)
Endure French and German articles on energy (7)
Legal process once secured, we're told, by King Edward (9)
Looked after by American woman with liberal views (5-6)
Wrasse regularly used to be! (3)
Travel across top of Grampian elevation (5)
Flower arrangement president originally admired propping up bar (7)
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BAN (bar) in IKE A (‘originally A[dmired])
Blokes adopting a jolly set of clothes (8)
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A RM (‘royal marine’) in GENTS (blokes)
Fellow dropping art damages joint position at college (11)
African national primarily involved in playing the piano (9)
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I[nvolved] in THE PIANO*
Scholarly friend in Paris caught sheltering rebel (8)
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CADE (crossword rebel – look him up in Wiki if he’s a NHO) in AMI C
Badly-treated girl embracing aristocratic boy (7)
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U (aristocratic, according to a silly system invented by toffs like the Mitfords) in MISS (girl) ED (a random boy who’s not Stuart)
Think about French leader suppressing the French court (7)
It expunges Times leader dismissing heavy metal (6)
Like kidneys finally eaten in proper setting (5)
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[eate]N in REAL
Ungentlemanly type originally courting publicity (3)
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