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Animosity engendered by lie involving Republican (8)
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FICTION(lie) containing R(Republican)
A tax on His Majesty's neckwear (6)
Frightful heat — lower where wild animals drink (5,4)
Approach getting former rail union down? (3-2)
German luxury car dealer? Not half (4)
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MERCHANT(dealer) missing the second half
Lavish amount put out round America (9)
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SUM(amount), then an anagram of PUT, O(round) and US(America)
Wag hiding in school, behind big dipper? (10)
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WIT(wag) inside SCH(school), then BACK(behind). A road with several dips and turns.
Declare a cleric retired (4)
Article introducing this country's seabirds (4)
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A(article) in front of UK’S(this country’s)
26 initially managed parts before poetry, making us cross (10)
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a bit of foreshadowing. The answer to 26 with the initials is TS Eliot, insert RAN(managed) then VERSE(poetry)
Useful doctor left café plugged by university (9)
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anagram of LEFT,CAFE containing U(university)
Report of Aussie native's ploy (4)
One of two writers using revolutionary material (5)
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TOILE(material) reversed, referring to TS or George
Domestic servant's husband, crazy about one on river (9)
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H(husband), then MAD(crazy) surrounding I(one) after OUSE(river)
Those folk must hoard gold: that's the thinking (6)
Thus involved with Yard? It's what Chesterton's man was (8)
Down
Young deer of light greyish-brown colour (4)
Imprisoned by the enemy, at the last possible moment? (2,3,4,2,4)
Old water board official's shock over mate in Peckham? (8)
Awards divided by old members of orchestra (5)
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OBES(awards) containing O(old)
Man embracing girl dropping a collector's item, perhaps (6)
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RAY(man) containing RITA(girl) minus A
Vehicle protector is light, enthralling posh part of Canada (9,6)
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VAN(vehicle), COVER(protector), IS, LAND(light) containing U(posh). The island containing Victoria, reachable by ferry from Richmond, BC. I’ve been there once, fun place.
Son attempted to keep up record, having wall hangings (10)
Emergency food big-billed bird left out for two months? (8)
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PELICAN(big bellied bird) with L(left) replaced by M,M(two months). Another one from wordplay.
Clock mechanism S African fellows found in east of France (10)
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CAPE MEN(S African fellows) inside EST(East, in French). Also from wordplay.
Cry of pain in uncovered horse-drawn carriage (8)
Inadvertently pick up deliveries, in this place reportedly (8)
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OVER(deliveries in cricket), then sounds like HERE(in this place)
Duck light motor vehicle avoiding a duck? (6)
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SCOOTER(light motor vehicle) minus one O(duck)
Lake in which agricultural implement loses power (5)
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PLOUGH(agricultural implement) minus P(power)
Keyed-up broadcasting boss in East Yorkshire originally (4)
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DG(Director General, broadcasting boss) inside the first letters of East Yorkshire
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