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Industrious man who resembles Herb we hear? (8)
Establishment's about to move right in response (8)
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CREATION (establishment), with its ‘c‘ (circa, about) moving rightwards.
Did career woman finally leaving incur expense? (4)
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SPEnD (incur expense) missing the ‘n’ (final letter of woman).
Is terrible broadcast about lives fascinating? (12)
Provided fine canned food for one? (6)
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IF (provided) + F (fine), all contained by TIN (i.e. canned). A sort of take-away meal delivered in a stacked metal lunchbox.
Item that is charged having been chosen and not put back (8)
Felt bereft as you are possessed by mad demon (7)
It may be used to cut skin and even bits of peel (7)
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SCALP (skin) + pEeL.
Family gathering originally associated with US racket (8)
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CLAN (family) + forst letter of Gathering + OUR (associated with us).
Hang around with hard worker exchanging tips for travel (6)
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TOILER (hard worker) swapping over the outermost letters of travel.
Face time having lost case and significance (12)
Secure file may be deployed here (4)
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cryptic hint, alluding to fingernails.
Support is not commonly accepted by person one's interrupted (8)
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AINT (‘is not’ commonly) contained by MAN (person) with I (one) interupting.
Forged green card has caught out member of staff (8)
Down
Two try to contain male tantrum and complaint (8)
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II (two) + GO (try), all containing M (male) + PET (tantrum). A skin infection.
Lack of concern encapsulated by dispute (12)
Transport company's employees make this (8)
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cryptic hint, a (repertory) company’s employees (i.e. actors) might make an entrance on stage.
Part of NHS reportedly given support (7)
Harry gets one over on solver regularly (6)
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HAS (gets one over on) + SoLvEr regularly.
Projecting part extends upwards within limits (4)
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cLIMBs (extends upwards) minus its outermost letters.
House officer starts off applying laparoscope to do this (8)
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INTERN (house officer) + first letters from Applying and Laparascope. An INTERNAL examination, might be conducted by a junior doctor using such a scope.
News report covering first of deaths from poverty (12)
Male chamois represented typical male behaviour (8)
What could strain relationship with fellow passenger at end of flight? (8)
Work out margins of error in tax (8)
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first and last of ErroR contained by EXCISE (tax).
Cutting back on heartlessly supporting power (7)
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RUNnING (on) missing the central letter, underneath P (power).
Ban one of ex-husband's family? (6)
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cryptic hint, no longer an in-law.
Commonest part of appropriate assistance was worth doing (4)
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