Across
Survey of a number of deliveries to struggle with (8)
Left prince accepting university examination (8)
Make a temporary stop using enclosed chart with motorway going east (6)
Abandonment of ski harness on the run (10)
Lead actor's prompt about line (4)
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CUE (actor’s prompt) containing [about] L (line)
What's triggered by burning cooked korma meals (5,5)
Ingredient of salad that's cold in the main (7)
Youngster born under Leo? (4,3)
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Cryptic
Formerly present until late afternoon broadcast? (10)
Came out with it one day (4)
Expert in smut, say, mostly I go dancing around clubs (10)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
Anagram [dancing] of MOSTLY I GO containing [around] C (clubs). Having derived the answer from wordplay with some difficulty I learned that a mycologist studies fungus. That made sense as I already knew of smut as a fungal disease affecting cereal.
I am left message (6)
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I’M (I am), PORT (message). Easy to solve but I struggled to understand the definition here until I found this amongst other examples: “The import (message) of his words was clear.”
Case of intolerable situation for teacher's union? (8)
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NUT’S HELL (intolerable situation for teacher’s union – National Union of Teachers)
One may react against this chap of greater stature stripped (8)
Down
Army's foremost youth turned up in charge of Germanic raiders (8)
Get together again concerning mounting chaos in island (10)
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RE (concerning), then MESS (chaos) contained by [in] ELBA (island) both reversed [mounting]
Devil back grabbing saint, one old one receiving help from angels (10)
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IMP (devil), REAR (back) containing [grabbing] S (saint), then I (one), O (old). Angels are financial backers of theatrical productions, possibly enlisted by an impresario.
Factory work in town near Doncaster (7)
Not as much to be thankful for having lost billions (4)
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{b}LESS (be thankful for) [having lost billions]
What's used in the studio of advanced artist (6)
Members of Balliol initially supporting gaudy meet for a purpose (5,3)
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FLASH (gaudy), M{embers} + O{f} + B{alliol} [initially]. I’m not sure of the grammar here. If ‘flash mob’ can be used as a verb, that works, or perhaps ‘meet’ is as a noun as it is e.g. in hunting.
Tending to prove event Iliad misrepresented (10)
Brown perhaps touches the earth before spring (10)
Cruel, being puerile round unpleasant smell (8)
Creation of educational poetry? (8)
Heavily-set man, soldier keeping men all back (7)
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GI (soldier) containing [keeping] OR (men), then ALL reversed [back]
Perform ceremony outside Mecca regularly (6)
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RITE (ceremony) containing [outside] {m}E{c}C{a} [regularly]
Warning females to lose weight (4)
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{w}OMEN (females) [to lose weight]
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