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Fill to excess: meal price reduced by a penny (11)
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SUPPER CHARGE loses a P.
Duck on cape with black swan (3)
Earl introduced to clerical writer (9)
Books exist, reflecting writer's inspiration (5)
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OT (books) ARE (exist) all reversed. The Greek muse of poetry.
Most crackers auntie regularly dipped in relish (7)
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A[u]N[t]I[E] inside ZEST = relish.
Returning Irishman in Scots river sent message (7)
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LIAM, an Irish chap, reversed inside DEE.
Waste from Cornish runner (5)
Labour wants clearing banks for distributing capital (4,5)
Kindle's really cool guide for pilots (9)
Lustre of small chicken incubating a little egg? (5)
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S, HEN with E[gg] inserted.
North country area includes very serene place (7)
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N[orth], IRAN (country) A[rea], insert V for very.
Something genuine seen in the round? (4,3)
Canine say excessively bony: no home (5)
Resourceful island using one at sea (9)
Head in large cask rolled back (3)
Duke left unscathed after crashing in Germany (11)
Down
Broth — you left out bread to go with it? (3)
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SOUP loses its U.
Rogue protein bears at last removed from porridge (5)
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PRISON (porridge) loses its S (end of bears). I know about prions but it’s too complicated to explain here, look it up.
Run round balloon where aliens arrived? (7)
Stop woman receiving fine for misleading statement (4-5)
Correspondence: Henry in line with the writer (5)
Little animal one's dearest possession (3-4)
Hot treacle almost spoiled pudding (9)
British ladies perhaps prepare spread: it's juicy (5,6)
Old suit, worn regularly, clothes idiot in life drifting around (11)
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ZOOT (suit popular in 1940s) ON (wOrN regularly), insert PLANK for idiot. Zooplankton are the animal version,s as opposed to phytoplankton which are plants.
Shape revealed in crack (6,3)
Food in a resort sweetheart served up (9)
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A, SPA, SUGAR reversed.
Vandalised public transport depot loses millions (7)
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TRAM SHED, a public transport depot, loses M.
Firm ruined can shut (7)
I'm going to pass on gold rings (5)
Pervasive quality of memory cherished by reformed drinkers (5)
Down current ignored in Egyptian port (3)
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