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Old money duke occasionally unchaste (5)
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D (duke), U{n}C{h}A{s}T{e} [occasionally]
Sumptuous taste, mostly ace £1 sandwiches (8)
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PALAT{e} (taste) [mostly], then 1 L (£1) contains [sandwiches] A
Zany Bronx comedian receives Oscar for harmful, tasteless stuff (6,8)
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Anagram [zany] of BRONX COMEDIAN contains [receives] O (Oscar – NATO alphabet)
Exaggerate the introduction of obscure poetry full of rubbish (9)
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O{bscure} [introduction of…], VERSE (poetry) containing [full of] TAT (rubbish)
Academic stream pursued by American novelist and essayist (5)
Man left holding a dog (6)
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JACK (man) + L (left) containing [holding] A
Famous statue put back outside former capital city university (8)
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EROS (famous misnamed statue) reversed [put back] containing [outside] BONN (former capital city of West Germany)
Crucial newspaper boss acquiring Evening Observer so described? (4-4)
Doubts question put to charity (6)
Playing slowly a necessity for popular golfer (5)
Old firm fed retired copper — top man! — Italian food (4,5)
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O (old) + CO (firm) containing [fed] CU (copper) + BOSS (top man) reversed [retired]. Shin of veal containing marrowbone stewed in wine with vegetables.
Empty-headed eejit initially punches dad, hit on the noggin (7-7)
Sweatier when running, so to speak (2,2,4)
Current article features in humourless journal (5)
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I (current) + A (indefinite article) contained by [features in] DRY (humourless)
Down
Funny joke drolly entertaining court physician (6,6)
Cut meat desire following slight stomach upset (5)
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CRAVE (desire) becomes CARVE when internal letters (its ‘stomach’) are switched [upset]. I think ‘slight’ is there to indicate that only two letters are involved in the switch.
Came together and did rock record for Spooner (4,5)
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SHOOK (did rock) + TAPE (record) [for Spooner]
Dad's traversing peak of Moroccan plains (6)
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PAPA’S (dad’s) containing [traversing] M{oroccan } [peak of…]
Hang around wearing underwear that is stolen (6,2)
Penniless subject admitting vote is harmful (5)
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TO{p}IC (subject) [penniless] containing [admitting] X (vote)
Coming inside undressed, sailor boy turned up — such muscle! (9)
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AB (sailor), then {c}OMIN{g} [undressed] contained by [inside] LAD (boy) reversed [turned up]
Holy Thursday always involves dissonance, sadly (9,3)
Dreary toast the French consumed (9)
A serial wife-killer, depressed poet swallows drug (9)
Terribly sore knee that might become inflamed (8)
Upper-class fur available for exploitation (6)
G8 say or voice Tweets every now and again (5)
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{v}O{i}C{e} T{w}E{e}T{s} [every now and again]
Line dance? (5)
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