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Recommends a party including very small titbits? (9)
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A D(V)O + CATES.
During course of day one gets quiet, blanked out? (5)
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W(I,P)ED.
Financial scheme sound for saving money (7)
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TON(TIN)E.
Platform where you see some hero's trumpeted (7)
Plan to have the French national symbol (5)
Robin maybe turning glitzy, acting like a football player? (9)
Tiger seen moving? Not here, where lions are! (9)
Moderate leader being upturned — uncivilized! (4)
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(-m,+W)ILD. You will have to rely on the word order, where the literal is clearly set off from the rest of the clue.
Son swamped by stream of water? It's fun (4)
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JE(S)T.
Ending in danger, say, a road worker looking back (9)
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[dange]R + E.G. + A + RD + ANT. A write-in if you know heraldry.
What able person is up to with little hesitation, being a scorer? (9)
Affect part of London (5)
Is duck invading old Greek region offensive? (7)
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NO(IS,O)ME. Nome is a bit of a Mephisto word, not often seen in the regular cryptic.
There's flooding with river unwanted in Cambridge college (7)
Wife, healthy swimmer with lots of blubber! (5)
Dry bed at start of evening — somehow it may help child rest? (5,4)
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Anagram of DRY BED AT + E[vening].
Down
Goddess with skill is luring them in (7)
The vehicle in front (3)
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Very simple double definition.
South Americans in church on island (is like Pisa's tower) (8)
Shift doctor's ending with nurse around (5)
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T([docto]R)END.
Son doing physical exercises — overdoing them? (9)
Plant one graduate noticed shooting up (6)
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I B.A. SAW, upside-down.
Trip captain organised for one to join in? (11)
Beast, this writer's editor, set up as no mere mortal! (7)
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DOG + I’M + ED, upside-down.
What makes airport seek new economic model? (11)
Most jovial, but with husband descending to become most crude (9)
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HEARTIEST with the H moving down.
Sibling gaining promotion with style in NY location (8)
Fair number wanting bit of work recently (4,3)
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JUST + NO + W[ork].
Bird gets brown with time, right? (7)
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TAN + AGE + R.
Struggled to get supper finally into oven (6)
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ST(R)OVE.
Looking embarrassed, I had performed again (5)
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RED + I’D.
Regularly fierce, showing strong emotion (3)
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