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Country girl in working group (6)
Comic introducing a man of the cloth (8)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
CHAPLIN (comic) containing [introducing] A
Worn out husband covered in spots, might one say? (9)
After change of heart I'm not going to move (5)
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SHAN’T (I’m not going to) has a ‘change of heart’ and becomes SHUNT
Shipmate Ron sadly becoming a loner potentially? (11)
Rounds on bishop? I don't think much of that (3)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
B (bishop), O O (rounds)
Add a way to restart play (5-2)
Reportedly understand how to make main course? (6)
Enemy close by, Spooner says. I don't think so! (2,4)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
Spooner would say “Foe near” (enemy close by)
Resign from oil giant, ignoring son? Exactly (5,2)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
QUIT (resign from), ES{s}O (oil giant) [ignoring son]
A lover once coming back in chopper (3)
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A, then EX (lover once) reversed [coming back]
Key partner welcoming proposal in excited manner (11)
Fat old cow's complaint about ending of lease (5)
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O (old), BSE (cow’s complaint) containing [about] {leas}E [ending]. Bovine spongiform encephalopathy.
A coffee with remarkably nice aroma (9)
Whole of body holding on (8)
Times in which king is tired? (6)
Down
Giant insects biting horse (8)
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BEE + MOTH (insects) containing [biting] H (horse). ‘Behemoth’ is mentioned in the The Book of Job and is thought by some to be a reference to a hippopotamus or a crocodile.
Article in El País about copper's whereabouts (5)
Philosophy getting up Jean-Paul Sartre's nose? (3)
Nothing in plea for protection making one fearful (7)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
0 (nothing) contained by [in] HIDE US (plea for protection)
One who dines selectively, chopping up certain apes (11)
Sketch outline of a dozy judge (9)
One must stop impossible impulse (6)
Sign of unity among neo-Marxists for example (6)
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Hidden in [among] {neo}–{Marxists}
On we ran desperate, now to take shelter far away (7,4)
President's sole veto altered by Republican (9)
Plump for jam pudding (4-4)
Brazilian diplomacy? It might quell disorder (4,3)
Case of Eros making you shudder? (6)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
Case as in ‘arrow case’. Eros is portrayed as an archer and often carries a quiver, though not always.
Artistic performer given her head? (6)
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Cryptic. Not her own head, but that of John the Baptist. According to some accounts she requested it served on a plate as a reward for performing the Dance of the Seven Veils at a feast given to celebrate the birthday of her uncle King Herod.
Monk astride large beast of burden (5)
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LAMA (monk) containing [astride] L (large)
Unmarried philosopher not himself (3)
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{m}ILL (philosopher – John Stuart Mill) [unmarried]
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