Across
A half-hearted mob at theatre, possible to reform (9)
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REP (theatre) A RABbLE
Immature creature picked up from volcanic discharge (5)
A storm raging about European conductor perhaps (7)
A pain being back in charge, supplying oxygen (7)
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A BORE reversed IC
Relative ease at first in part of Ulster church (5)
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Ease in NI (part of Ulster) CE
Endlessly aspire to put an end to game (9)
This place providing retreat for male sheep (3)
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TUP reversed; I take the first word to be operating along the lines of ‘this word that follows, in other words,’ PLACE
Like some aerials originally located in outskirts of Izmir (11)
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LOCATED IN Izmir
Stop luxury car rammed by a road-mending vehicle (11)
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A in STEM (Stop) ROLLER (luxury car)
Part of circle at heart of demo (3)
Accountant's girl, one fated to be disbelieved (9)
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CA’S SANDRA; daughter of Priam and Hecuba, cursed with a prophetic gift which no one recognised – quite a common complaint in these social media days…
In break, see lively dance (5)
Pardon girl taking in shelter (7)
Way being removed from calm leads to bad health (7)
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stILLNESS
Scope, some would say, for discharge (5)
Irish county fellow accepting extremely light civic office (9)
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MAYO (Irish county) LighT in RAY
Down
Capital citizen managed to secure high honour (5)
Forestall gift, having change of heart (7)
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PREsENT becomes PREVENT
Fish-eater in restaurant initially crazy about port (9)
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OTTER in Restaurant MAD reversed
Trouble involving leader of Romantic poet's fraternity (11)
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Romantic in BOTHER HOOD (Thomas – 19th century poet)
Woman Caesar's greeting upset (3)
Part of unusually rich contribution to songwriting? (5)
Teases heavyweight, offering type of apple (7)
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RISB TON
Short woman eating large salmon, a heavy drinker (9)
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L (large) COHO (type of salmon) in ALICe; perhaps no longer a heavy drinker, of course. Should this one have got the question mark?
Oddness of English copper, one prevaricating in shame (11)
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E CU LIAR in PITY
Constrain president to provide transport for the young (9)
Routine supporting Irish freedom fighter perhaps (9)
Extract from notes suppressed by German city (7)
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C & E (musical notes) under ESSEN
Curative plant a governor allocated primarily among Liberals (7)
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HE (His or Her Excellency, aka ‘governor’) A (Allocated, aka ‘allocated primarily’) in A (‘a’ from the clue) LLL (bunch of liberals); putting on my Cassandra hat, I am certain that there are some who will like this clue…
Sort of tea service brought up at beginning of afternoon (5)
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MASS reversed follwing Afternoon
Like a pallid person taking cake without resistance (5)
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PASTrY
Starchy tuber a girl served up (3)
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