Across
Rule broken by halfwit put in new position (8)
Bone that always has one end in the centre (6)
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The cryptic hint refers to the radius of a circle which has one of its ends in the centre.
Part of foreign capital deposited with financial institution (4,4)
As fish may be, but not bird or mammal (6)
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Cryptic
Supporter's trust slightly disturbed, with second coming first (5)
Planning on behalf of crew about start of strike (9)
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FOR (on behalf of) + EIGHT (crew of a rowing boat) containing [about] S{trike} [start of…]
Trips learner, shattering computer peripheral (5,7)
Contest held by idiot the writer has planned to avoid (12)
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EVENT (contest) contained [held] by PRAT (idiot), I‘VE (the writer has)
Pressure inside Venus or a wildly exploding star (9)
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P (pressure) contained by [inside] anagram [wildly] of VENUS OR A. Now where else have I seen this very recently…
First of all, routinely attend thus in office — nine to five, say (5)
A minor thoroughfare, not in this country (6)
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A, B-ROAD (minor thoroughfare)
Part of scale that is least fragile (8)
Score less than century — that's significant after losing first wicket (6)
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{w}EIGHTY (significant) [losing first letter of wicket]. 100 (century) minus [less] 20 (score) = 80.
Compelling reform of phony movement out of control (8)
Down
OT prophet endlessly pursuing king's pleasure (6)
Uphold placing a female over company (6)
Reconstruct a buttress for lower level (9)
Good diversion set up in poll that may accompany proposal (12)
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G (good), then FUN (diversion) reversed [set up] and contained [in] ELECTION (poll). Traditionally a proposal of marriage is supposed to be made on bended knee.
Finally reduced world records (5)
Without costume, cross water (8)
Collective punishment? Certainly not (8)
It's in support I and a Conservative assembled for appeasing (12)
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IT contained by [in] PROP (support) + I + A + TORY (Conservative). Another unknown.
Turning over stylish reading (9)
Person losing faith — a part of body has run out (8)
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A, P{r}OSTATE (part of body) [run out]
Overtake European in odd display of par golf (8)
Where credibility helps? It may stand without further probe, ultimately (6)
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STET (it may stand – cancel deletion) containing [without] {furthe}R + {prob}E [ultimately]. As in ‘Street Cred’.
Reference work that's turned up, figuratively speaking (6)
Cook in pan (5)
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