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Disgusted about angry speech, finally bought sheathed weapon (10)
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WORDS boughT in SICK
Collection of letters from such a keen swimmer (4)
Means to follow bombed thoroughfare (7)
Gain fame at last, plugging a food flavouring (7)
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famE in a CHIVE
Marsupial with crooked legs caught bird (9)
Discredit military engineers only (5)
Fundamental reason for full stop? (5)
Film medic with wee tot in upper-class area (9)
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DOC DRAM in U (upper-class) A (area)
Fragmentary report of dinner organised by UN? (9)
Long period of time before November (5)
Coarse person turning dried grass over and over (5)
Royals use this material to trouble fool surrounded by silence (9)
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AIL (to trouble) CLOT in SH; a royal is a type of sail; sailcloth is a material of which it might be made
Boring part in exam going over repetitive course (7)
Sign in EU country mostly welcoming immigrants primarily? (7)
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IN (‘in’ from the clue) Immigrants in ITALy
US lawyer given thanks for information (4)
Make censorious remarks in main broadcast commercial (10)
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Respectful way to address male relative keeping a hotel (5)
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A H in SIB[ling]
Material in publication unknown in east (9)
Where a dentist may look dispirited? (4-2-3-5)
Sort of gland your old French king ultimately had (7)
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THY (old form of ‘your’) ROI (‘king’ in French) haD
Confused church article relating to the ear (7)
Great Head of Repton, but initially bitter (5)
Problem with vision England's first coach conceals very well (9)
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YES (very well) in England TRAIN
One who'll go far perhaps rebuked about line supporting rash study misguidedly (9,5)
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RASH STUDY* L (line) in CHID (rebuked); in the rhyme, Thursday’s child ‘has far to go’
But not your present setter's formative years! (9)
Dissect a cat in an island quarter (9)
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A TOM in AN (from the clue) I (island) SE (south-east, thus ‘quarter’)
Greek character's record on pit administration ultimately (7)
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EP (record) SILO (pit) administratioN
Odd claim involving one's secularity (7)
Clothing worn by sisters in hospital to some extent (5)
Slave's extremely horrible fate (5)
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