Across
Pass through edges of thoroughfare packed with partygoers (8)
Front component removed from funny eyepiece (6)
Ignoring the odds, tell couple to run off together (5)
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alternate letters as above.
Bird — a crow, say — possibly eating spiders at first (9)
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(A CROW SAY)* with S[piders] inserted.
Cultured Liberal taken in by long set of policies (5,4)
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PINE (long) has ARTY and L inserted.
The best European diet (5)
Gentleman left ring burning for some meat (7)
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SIR (gentleman) L[eft], O (ring) IN (burning e.g. a fire is in).
Thick slice of bread I put safely back (6)
Family-friendly car in close to immaculate condition (6)
Exasperated PA losing head in front of journalist (7)
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PA here meaning public address system, TANNOY, loses its head
After knocking back ten, was the boss tipsy? (5)
Every single carriage fitted with extremely snazzy, comfy seat (4,5)
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EA (each, every) S[ingle], CHAIR (carriage as in sedan chair?) insert Y the end of snazzy.
Shelter to use here in a storm (9)
Festivities drag in the end, unfortunately (5)
Bearing in mind love liberates hearts (6)
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NOTHING (love) loses H.
Unruly individual crude after drink? Indeed! (8)
Down
Step required to break lock and gain unlawful entry (8)
Grieve endlessly following a romantic affair (5)
Terribly nervy when on date, sometimes (5,3,3,4)
Piece of bagel placed in dry container (7)
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SEC (dry) TIN (container) insert O for bagel, zero in tennis.
You almost succeeded locating obscure novel (5,3,2,5)
Current facility supporting large debt (9)
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L[arge] I (current) ABILITY (facility).
Welsh chap inviting me in for chips and dips for two (6)
Valuable things like TVs? (6)
Tough soldiers not speaking about the final part of WWII (9)
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RE (soldiers) SILENT, insert I the end of WWII.
One horribly sad year, it seems to me (1,4,3)
Joke always largely upset square (4,2)
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all reversed, PUN (joke) EVE[r] = always largely.
Author mostly concerned with having no luxuries (7)
American city gift stores selling tat, primarily (6)
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BOON (gift) with S T inserted.
Tolerate everything that hurts! (5)
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