Across
What follows victory? Gold! (9)
Private dance recalled by one on vacation (2,3)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
JIG(dance) reversed then ONE minus the middle letter.
Terror and fury reflected large risk (7)
Black water that runs red can be a pain! (7)
A dash back to bury one's bones (5)
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A, BIT(dash) all reversed, containing I(one)
Where one's tried to go after discharge, reportedly (9)
Shot silk is no means of keeping dry? (8)
Story seen in new light when taken the wrong way (4)
Fare badly at first missing punches? (4)
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remove the first letter of Badly from BEATS(punches)
Be the perfect match, if not all the time? (8)
Provide financial aid for lives overwhelmed by collapse (9)
Female crossing river died: RIP (5)
Historic old chapel in ruins (7)
Centre for locality putting on short pantomime (7)
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middle letter of locALity, then ADDING(putting on) minus the last letter
One who's given to avoid any of the educational basics? (5)
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avoiding the educational basics would be to DO NO (three) R’s
Labour prepare to ignore leader's brush with Mirror Group? (6,3)
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TOIL(labour) then GET SET(prepare) minus the first letter
Down
Fleet Street embracing Dutch, but not English (5)
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ST(street) containing WIFE(Dutch) minus E(English)
Topiary and lawn I replanned with BBC gardener (10,5)
Prepare boxes with superior European labels (8)
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ARM(prepare) and ARKS(boxes) with E(European) on the top. Was this something to do with a recent group text exchange?
Giving comfort: it follows beating (8)
Off game: however, consuming duck (3,3)
Bloke holding one army officer responsible (6)
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GUY(bloke) containing I(one), LT(army officer)
Presumably no master sailor, love autumn winds (4,2,3,6)
Price of flat you raised after day (4,5)
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EVEN(flat), then YE(you) revsed after MON(day). Betting price.
Some cricket writer originally dealt blow (9)
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OVERS(some cricket), PEN(writer) and the first letter of Dealt
Learned people refuse to waste time visiting this writer (8)
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LITTER(refuse) minus T(time), AT(visiting), I(this writer)
Feast of good plays unseen by audience? (8)
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anagram of FEAST,OF,G(good)
Some called it heresy, to be sure? Hardly! (6)
Young creature, in garage largely at first, preferred to be outside (6)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
first letters of In Garage Largely, with PET(preferred) outside
Ring for FBI and rage laconically? (5)
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