Across
Dated a right Charlie drinking spicy drink (7)
Man, say, that is filling glasses (7)
Musician's funny Christian rock after tango (9)
Having peeled date, a German did duck meals outside (3,2)
One putting a cross in the box in footie, regularly caught by vacuous viewer (5)
One blowing up foe finally, if arming bombs (9)
Smuggler in Berlin is following group of Nicaraguan rebels (13)
Drunk in bar did groan, drying out here (8,5)
Outraged sons formed an alliance (7,2)
Scouting leaders in cub expeditions on playing field (5)
One seen wading in say river banks in Egypt (5)
Good deal on cost drawing in new students here (9)
Star's face — rugged and thin (7)
Try playing in Lear, wanting a role therein (7)
Down
Dynamic fourth part of staged work has energy (6)
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ACT IV + E, should be a chestnut if it isn’t one.
Succeeded in accurate working in class (9)
Hoping to offload Samsung's ultimate tablet (7)
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ASPIRIN[g], removing the last letter of [samsun]G.
Vessel in southern English river with article that's tin-plated (9)
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CA(TAMAR, A)N. I was sure this was going to involve SN, but not so.
Child beginning to suck a kind of rock (5)
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S + PROG, as in King Crimson, Hawkwind, Hatfield and the North, etc.
No one except revolutionary is sidestepping the issue (7)
Very old Brits chill, turning up at home (5)
Determined to hold golf club up before a miss (8)
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SE( IRON upside-down)T + A.
Playing jazz live and dancing (9)
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BE + BOPPING.
Popular ruler wants time, one signalling change of direction (9)
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IN DIC[t]ATOR. A blinker in the US, watch out for that.
Old island-hopper uses elastic after trunk's losing lid (8)
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[b]ODY + anagram of USES.
Door staff turned handle here (4,3)
Continental area — cool hedges endlessly fertile (7)
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A + F(RIC[h])AN.
Picked up soldier's rank meat (6)
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Sounds like COLONEL. The literal uses a secondary meaning.
Howler monkey losing its head (5)
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[t]ERROR, as in a naughty child.
Perhaps like hummus and nuts (5)
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Double definition, one jocular.
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