Across
Feature of building computer programs, we hear (4)
Good humour always at home in the course of game (10)
Looked at team showing anger maybe after trick (10)
Capital this person's invested in American city (4)
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L.(I’M)A.
Left in Calais, unable to communicate successfully? (6)
Competes in race that's most laborious (8)
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HEA(VIES)T.
Pitch made by one favouring war? (4)
What's carried by ship is scary — discarded loot (10)
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S(CHILLING)S. Discarded in the sense of no longer used.
Small unit that could make mice tremor (10)
Irishman bringing post around (4)
One drafted in — being cute, I end getting redeployed (8)
Figure is round and not totally lifeless (6)
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IS O + GON[e].
Meeting female, give false account willingly (4)
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LIE + F.
British journeys frenetic, needing introduction of one female attendant (10)
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B RIDES MA(I)D.
Insignificant person to enforce delay upon being picked up (10)
Numbers given hotel grub (4)
Down
Form of impropriety when academic leads a country (11)
Poet's village festival entertaining a hundred folk regularly (4,5)
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EAST(C + [f]O[l]K)ER.
King, say, upset, being taken in by bounders and scroungers (7)
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CAD(R, E.G upside-down)S.
Momentous things are threat somehow (5-10)
Flighty type narrated story in auditorium (7)
Old priest with the heartless description of the chosen people (5)
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ELI + T[h]E.
Barely sufficient examination taking minimal time (5)
Unexpected gains with politicians — those endorsing proposal? (11)
A three-legged race location (4,2,3)
Greek character leading board not necessarily permanent (7)
Identity needed to enter sporting occasion? That is obvious (7)
African country set up to accommodate second religion (5)
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MAL(S)I upside-down.
Part of ship storing bit of rotten rubbish (5)
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D(R[ortten]ECK.
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