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Dog in New Jersey, one attached to army HQ (7)
Small tree father brought back, inspired by member's support (7)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
S(PA backwards)LING.
Month amphibious troops originally introduced Dutch soldiers (9)
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THE R.M + I[ntroduced] + D + OR.
Soft rock prince found in the Kent area (5)
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S(HAL)E.
Odyssey of pair keeping 1987 car before one race (13)
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P(E-REG)R + I + NATION.
Protractedly taken in about northern form of writing (8)
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LONG HA(N)D.
Restrained introduction to history in class (6)
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C(H)ASTE, a bit of a chestnut.
Conclusion: pig, frog and bulldog all do it (6)
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END IN G, of course.
Walker's extremely smart luxury car (8)
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S[mar]T + ROLLER.
Acquisitive individual tucking into my food, a former crooner (5-8)
Retired fellow at home in cattle-raising country (5)
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REG + IN. An African industry that has recently faced difficult conditions.
Deficit which can possibly lead to lengthy cold spell? (9)
Better thus to pen extremely leisurely song (7)
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CA(L[eisurel]Y)P + SO
Twelve new rings Andy distributed (7)
Down
Black Aussie truck in Scottish island (4)
Become more inclined to visit writer penning tango (7)
Rugby fellow going over part of Belgium (5)
Needy girl kept by funky bloke (8)
Foul reportedly observed by police officer and daughter (6)
Nut cooking chips at Vigo regularly (9)
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Anagram of CHIPS AT + [v]I[g]O.
Wine a woman briefly describes at last in slanting script (7)
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IT + ALIC[e] + [describe]S.
Misguidedly get near her tropical tree (10)
Like some senior councillors raving under tree (10)
Polish gang set up attractive lure for victims (9)
Intractable objections raised principally by old sailors (8)
Abandoned Legoland, heading off for the Lifford area (7)
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Anagram of EGOLAND. I had no idea where Lifford is, but it does sound Irish.
Young chap carrying goods, a right dawdler! (7)
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LA(G,G + A +R)D.
Art work little Albert's left in the open air (6)
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[al] FRESCO.
Knowledgeable about getting hold of Rachmaninoff's first prelude (5)
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INT(R[acmaninoff])O
Carry on adopting Oscar's ruse (4)
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