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Disreputable, rather like some service personnel? (7)
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RAF-ish (like some armed services personnel); add the other F to satisfy the morphology
Like certain lodges with two close relatives in charge (7)
Bound to serve tea in East End houses (9)
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CHA IN E in END; geddit? ‘Houses’ is a containment indicator
Old way one originally accessed historical Italian town (5)
African native's covert attempt to carry king across a railway (9,4)
Open car a duke entered in register (8)
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A D in ROSTER; a car with no roof and typically two seats
Some dwell in Ealing, being of direct descent (6)
Blood for transfusion: litres carried by paternal granny? (6)
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L in PA’S MA
Drink primarily brewed by Dame Edna? (8)
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B~ EVERAGE; Dame Edna Everage was Barry Humphries’s best known character
Tense yet optimistic prognostication? (6,7)
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if you think the future is going to be perfect, you are either insane or a little over-optimistic. Some of you will have waited for this clue for a long time
Warship outlined at first in university club (1-4)
Chattered endlessly about northern area's Jewish scholars (9)
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N A in RABBITEd
Thanks college for income (7)
German prince abandons love, a complex woman (7)
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ELECToR A; the complex (a joint-production by Freud and Jung, I believe) refers to the putative attraction of a kindergarten-age girl to her father and a corresponding sense of competition with her mother. It may be traced back to a play by Sophocles
Down
Flightless bird is back, by the sound of it (4)
Flowering shrub sadly beginning to age — if such (7)
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anagram* of A~ IF SUCH
Fellow from South Africa dividing current account (5)
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SA in I (current) AC (account)
Two deer, one running, formed an obstacle (8)
Impulsive commander's assistant taken in by chart (6)
Ultimately serious row about politician's plot (9)
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TORY in ~S LINE
Rise of gunge in eastern compound (7)
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DIRT IN reversed followed by E; cunning
Light fitting key composer installed extremely rarely to begin with (10)
Rapt figure cooked bitter comestible (10)
Ancient Palestinian artisan running around before noon (9)
Live on farming land? That's possible to endure (8)
Couple originally reproduced in boat illustrations (7)
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TWO R~ in ARK
Pull cover off adolescent pamphlet (7)
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A~T TRACT
Electrician leaves vehicle under end of overpass (6)
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~S PARKS (leaves vehicle); an electrician is often called sparks, as a miller is often called dusty. Not quite commensurate, but it will serve
Outcast from former French island (5)
Hard time for Olympian goddess (4)
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