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Historian originally expressing views in press and TV register (11)
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E[xpressing] V[iews] in MEDIA LIST
Antelope finally displaying character in Thessaly (3)
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[displayin]G NU
Is balm apt somehow for such a church rite? (9)
Compact offered for retail around India (5)
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I in SOLD
Baseball player in jug (7)
Outdoor enclosure used in one's first broadcast (4-3)
Automated machine to hold up books? (5)
Splash that's more effective outside health resort (9)
To us, a sure assembly for the bottom drawer (9)
Shy literary bear, do we hear, or beaver-like rodent? (5)
Laborious exercises accepted by old woman (7)
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PE in O ROSE (random female no. 1); a word no one uses derived from the Latin word for work (opus)
Gave a protégé expensive diamonds to begin with (7)
Gallery having trouble with image promotion? (5)
Con man's haystacks featured in Times with hesitation (9)
Fish brought back in this cheap paper (3)
Commotion involving amphibious troops in addition to that (11)
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THE RM (Royal Marines) in FURORE
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Doctor initially braving disorderly crowd (3)
Woman keeping record in warehouse (5)
English ambassador inspired by PM's descriptive word (7)
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E HE (His/Her Excellency) in PITT; just 24 when he became PM (The Younger, naturally); just 46 when he cashed in his chips, having been premier for 19 years (bar a few days)
Worthy naval officer capturing British frigate ultimately (9)
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B (British) in ADMIRAL [frigat]E
US soldier set up card-game in ice house (5)
Given time, girl produces a square tile (7)
Courage shown by everyone digging into bridge support (9)
Where tubers are insufficiently crushed? (11)
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potatoes are found in the soil (under the ground), while if, say, you run out of steam with your cardamom seeds in the old pestle and mortar, you might be said to have ‘under-ground’ them. Moving right along…
A despicable person in professional theatre, not a fighting man (11)
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A RAT in PRO OPER[a]; an object lesson in the need to lift-and-separate. No pacifists here! Opera is, collectively, theatre.
Aussie missile's resonant sound echoed around back of house (9)
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[hous]E in BOOM RANG
Prissy son in Paris that friends finally ditch (9)
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S (son) QUE AMIS (‘that’ and ‘friends’ in French) [ditc]H. Nice clue
Braggart's display of force (4-3)
Thin, crisp biscuit — a marvellous thing! (7)
Good person, always seen around that compound (5)
The same girl climbing over the top (5)
Twisted-sounding cereal plant (3)
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