Across
Intermediate puzzle with new opening (6)
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RIDDLE(puzzle) with a different starting letter
Perhaps fighter needs to display cunning (8)
"I say there!", mostly about laughter (8)
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anagram of I,SAY,THERE minus the last letter
Three times as much left in rubbish (6)
What could cut Bush down to size was brought about after dispute in outskirts of Pyongyang (7,3)
Element of flight record on the way (4)
Beware being caught by hail (4)
Still in HQ, cautious to oust leader (10)
Remove restrictions from escort carrying key gun back (10)
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DATE(escort) containing E(key) then LUGER(gun) reversed
Cover floor (4)
Drug's given over bar (4)
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POT’S(drug’s) reversed
Occupation that could be habit-forming (10)
Somewhere above ground, where I can be found? (3-3)
Subordinate FBI guy short of fare (8)
Behind displayed by naked herald, beginning to laugh in spite of everything (5,3)
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AFT(behind) then the interior letters of hERALd, and the first letter of Laugh
Folk commit to living in virtual bubble — all may introduce this recollection (6)
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very strange clue, and reminiscent of a type I’ve seen more in US puzzles. Folk memory, commit to memory, in memory, living memory, virtual memory and bubble memory are all phrases.
Down
Any fierce criminal is aggressive (2-3-4)
From French and Spanish wine, English easing of tensions (7)
Among nearest and dearest, it's common sense (3)
Adult service in store (5)
Brutes violently wrestle with trio (11)
Announcement of rules — pub checks (5,2)
Nothing at all on university's fake (5)
Man resounds when performing aria (6,5)
Official also must drop in (3)
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AGAIN(also) minus IN
Bat at all times suppresses onset of violent gangster (9)
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RACKET(bat) then EVER(at all times) minus the first letter of Violent
Make up for resident abroad, European, around India (7)
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EXPAT(resident abroad), E(European) surrounding I(India)
Plan Indian city in 27 (7)
Who could be undone by introduction of his E-fit? (5)
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anagram of the first letter of His, E-FIT
Last in House by virtue of being Liberal peer (5)
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last letter in housE, QUA(by virtue of), L(Liberal)
Obscure setter is capped by duke (3)
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I’M(setter is) under D(duke)
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