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My family home collects different food to barbecue here? (3,2,5)
Hot green dresses are imitations (4)
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ECO (green) around (dresses) H (hot)
Promotional material mentioned genuine East End butcher's? (10)
A little bird doing no good (2,2)
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A TIT
Love, difficult at a distance, gets in the way (12)
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O (love) ROUGH (difficult) FAR (at a distance) in THE
Charlie's excitedly welcoming Penny round (9)
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anagram of CHARLIE’S around P
Member of party departing the Tabard Inn, where everybody's drunk (5)
Noisily change focal point of service (5)
Metrically, one's very rigorous (9)
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IN TENS (metrically) I’VE (one’s)
Buffet cars inter alia currently serving rich gravy (7,5)
Current stable employee covers bet (4)
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LAD (stable employee) around I (current)
Queen Elizabeth Gates perhaps showing this sticker? (10)
Love interest of old city MD? (4)
Play I promise a short run in? (10)
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anagram (play) of I PROMISE around A + R (short run)
Down
My bad theatre job, enormous curtains (4)
Worked beside well (4)
Silly exploit with plant that flavours water (7-5)
Broadcasting very happily? (2,3)
Fish a curious topping for ginger nut? (3,6)
Result of a little home cooking? (7,3)
Confining serpent's victim to pit below not awfully fair (2,3,5)
Station café's offering things to give ox (7,5)
Spring routine restricted by extremely elaborate footwear (10)
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SPA DRILL in E{laborat}E
Children had remained with English housekeeper (10)
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CH (children) ATE (had) LAIN (remained) E (English) I look forward to watching Simon Anthony discuss the abbreviation CH for ‘children’ in his YouTube video tomorrow. I don’t dispute it (it’s in Chambers and Collins) but I have never once seen it in a cryptic crossword puzzle.
Covering between 100 and 1000 substantial cycles (9)
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FILLING (substantial) with its letters rotated (cycles) between C (100) and M (1000)
Chap out on roof newly illuminated from the ground? (5)
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reversal of RE-LIT (newly illuminated?)
Step out of a prison (4)
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STAIR (step) – (out of) A
Group One beginning to have change of heart (4)
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TIRO (one beginning) with its guts jumbled I believe I’ve only seen TYRO, but I could be wrong.
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