Across
A fairy to quarrel endlessly? It could be the sherry! (8)
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A PERI TIFf
Trainee protecting the female child looking innocent (6)
Big bird to be unsteady, mostly (3)
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ROCk ;legendary large bird
Men go in lift possibly to get what restaurant offers? (5,6)
Star full of power, or police officer without staff (10)
Monkey: one pursuing bird (4)
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TIT I; sometimes (as here) a monkey, sometimes a plant
Narrow thoroughfares or wide streams? (6)
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B roads will be familiar to British drivers: the Broads are shallow navigable lakes, linked by rivers, in East Anglia. Pretty wide streams, then
Neighbour needs a dairy product (7)
Half of them were not well and sent message (7)
Tommy, for one, given food with little hesitation (6)
Hotel's documents read out (4)
Craftspeople needing skill if joining top decorators (10)
Like sale article at ground level? (7,4)
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a sale article is indubitably knocked down (in theory, anyway), while something at ground level may have been knocked down; hence the question mark and hence the non-ascription of double definition status. But I wouldn’t go to war over it…
Song is heard in this Scottish town (3)
Granny joins group going round French city (6)
Creative impulse of a female, calm American (8)
Down
This clue is not a hard thing to bear (6)
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A CROSS; this clue is of course A DOWN!
Finally the son has lark — one getting away (7)
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thE S CAPER; escapee is commoner and somehow less ugly
Doing well, friend lacking airs and graces (10)
I will start to cheer on team, looking embarrassed and foolish? (3-10)
Greeting that comes from above (4)
Went berserk in rave outside port (3,4)
I attempt to follow gang in criminal activity (8)
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BAND (gang) I TRY (attempt)
Criticise act to sell multiple raffle tickets? (4,1,5,3)
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if you tear off a strip of raffle tickets, you might be able to sell a bunch more efficiently, so long as you count them carefully, which you could do before tearing them off, I think
Religious rite in river is working (10)
Puts up with relations in furry attire (8)
Instrument old character used to accompany Jolson? (7)
Smart English member meeting one from a colony? (7)
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E LEG ANT
Little old gentleman is a god (6)
Island's broadcaster picked up (4)
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