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Could men possibly like The Times' pages? (8)
Minister's aide's retreat about key company (6)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
DEN (retreat) about A (key), CO.
Those used to sea voyages following one existing stomach remedy (5,5)
Fish that is lacking tail (4)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
Fish here is plural; ID EST is Latin for that is, normally abbr. to i.e., and IDE is a fish found in crosswords and fresh water.
Working police train son, having authority over him? (2,4,8)
Functions introducing eastern European school of painting's style (7)
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SINES (trig functions), insert E for eastern, add E for European. 13th – 15th C school of art in Siena. Nothing to do with Chinese sino-.
Gets on "soundly" without women in general (4,3)
Issued blood without too much kept stored (7)
Stuffing cod, say, work with a bit of pasta like macaroni (7)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
FISH (e.g. cod) has OP and P[asta] inserted. “Macaroni” was a 17th C term for foppishly dressed men. Allegedly the penguin species was so-called by sailors because of its yellow head crest like the foppish fashion of the era.
Is Israel concerned with splitting element for source of power? (7,7)
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FACTOR (element) has IS SION RE (= is Israel concerned with), inserted. Dunce’s corner if you biffed NUCLEAR early on and had to change it.
Official record showing a court answer (4)
Make poor group of African warriors keep quiet about past (10)
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IMPI our warriors, insert OVER (past) add SH (quiet).
Poet mostly reserved about source of rhymes (6)
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R[hymes] inserted into BOOKE[D]. Rupert the poet.
Boyfriend is guy Manon treated roughly (5,3)
Down
Transparent sheet for animation, one in suspect scale (7)
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a CEL is used for creating cartoon animations, SUS[pect] has I (one) inserted.
See porky in undergarment? Extremely far from ugly (9)
Astonishing feat of vehicle moving up in race (7)
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CAR reversed inside MILE race.
Cut up over politician on the French case (7)
Criminal chap for a bit of bovver? (9)
Who may take characters (or letters) from Alberta via Toronto? (7)
Supervise setting poetry in Old English (7)
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VERSE inside O E.
One nursed by tireless flying doctor? (9)
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(TIRELESS)* with I inserted.
To him, sins destroyed religious belief (9)
Where one sees retired skater run for captain? (7)
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a retired skater would be OFF (the) ICE, add R for run.
Fuss about station food in Mexico (7)
Pelt round after one so wildly (7)
Cautiously introduce power — owns home without energy (5,2)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
P (power) HAS (owns) E (energy) IN (home).
Make rough speed north round outskirts of Slough (7)
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HARE = speed, insert S[loug]H, add N[orth].
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