Across
Religious rebel showing a refusal to accept suggestion (8)
Papa recalled row about opening of clothes drawer (6)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
P (Papa in NATO alphabet) C (opening of Clothes) in LINE reversed
Collapse after losing one marathon? (3)
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RUiN
Unpleasant odour circulating? Only odour is on the way out (11)
A bumpy approach to one's way of thinking? (10)
Popular account brought back ancient language (4)
Old man and old woman receiving large then small quantity of blood (6)
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L then S in PA and MA; the fluid part of blood, as opposed to the corpuscles
Impressive archer getting middle of rings (7)
Composer put out missing opening in capital of Italy (7)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
cROSS (CROSS minus its initial letter, C) IN (from the clue) I (capital letter of Italy); the composer of 16 across, which was his final opera
I'm quiet — is he primarily mischievous? (6)
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I’M P IS (from the clue again) H (initial letter of He)
A, B, C, D, F or G? (4)
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NOT E among all these other notes
Vocalist in boy group's initial worry (10)
Fail to understand consumerist in action (11)
Apostle lacking universal example of friendship (3)
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PAuL
One entertaining the mature trifle? Wow! (3,3)
Mother leading plot in a European novel (4,4)
Down
Unexpected power in a classification of wine (6)
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P in A BRUT
A lot of birdsong around close part of plant (7)
Favouring Christian philosopher's prediction (10)
Mean-spirited American blocking medicine, hatred swamping love (13)
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US in PILL O in ANIMUS; I had a wretched time assembling this word. I must remember that ‘pusillus’ means ‘very small’ in Latin, thus ‘small-minded.’
Simple question to get out of rough? (4)
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quEASY, as in ‘I’m feeling pretty rough/queasy’
Islands stocking dyestuff for Indian city (7)
Greatly upset about husband's aversion to any action? (8)
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H in GREATLY*
"Delicately flavoured" identified as description for dips? (5-8)
Fielders leading colleagues restricting runs in follow-on? (10)
Studies I should leave US institute to conduct (8)
Answer fits awkwardly into speech (7)
Expensive policy not popular for part of church (7)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
STEEP (expensive) LinE
Operatic heroine is historic, not new (6)
Prepare celebration for old-fashioned person (4)
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