Across
Lowland newspaper in competing field (4,6)
Fish that's fat dropping by (4)
Move round capital of Iceland, city in Europe (5)
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TUR(I[celand])N.
Ours quite polluted, how might the sea appear? (9)
Tongue found in mouth? (7,7)
On reflection, self-regard in a god reaching high point (7)
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A P(EGO backwards)AN.
One in eight, say, added to half of that in pitcher? (7)
A matching pair, boy and his namesake less alike ultimately (7)
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JIM + JAM[[alik]e]S. The literal refers not to a fit of fear or depression, but to a matching pajama top and bottom.
Don't stop vehicle: run that (5,2)
Unremarkable actions helping criminal (7,7)
Performance from old lady, character on main platform (9)
Expression I had in mind initially about love (5)
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I’D + I[n] (O) M[ind].
China tea (4)
Important people, monarch and child welcomed by servants (10)
Down
Timeless non-fiction book (4)
Rogue reformist fanned flames? (9)
Opening flower marvellous, money invested in new business (7,7)
Note tenor fluffed nearer to the coda? (5,2)
Grave, resting place for listener? (7)
Island, one south of hot country (5)
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H + AIT + I. Haiti is a country, but not an island
Number wearing jewellery chattering (10)
A common mathematical expression? (6,8)
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A witty CD.
Big noise from piper before month on strike (10)
Itinerant getting on beyond route (9)
"Sir" gone abroad? (7)
Wood and, in the absence of meat, cranberry jam (7)
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C[ranberr]Y + PRESS.
Intoxicated in snug? (5)
Comrade of Robespierre's an English novelist (4)
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AMI’S.
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