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Liking early appearance of public transport (8)
Honour officer stabbing a rebel (8)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
COL(onel), an officer, in A CADE. Jack Cade has appeared here several times. Not far from my house is a dell, above the North Downs, called Jack Cade’s Hole. Allegedly he hid out in it for a while.
Empty-sounding vessel (4)
Photographing famous actor — one with brilliant short career? (8,4)
Some incentive originally to slip a chain (6)
Positive moods, with written approvals to move home (2,6)
Find how any other planet may jocularly be defined? (7)
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a DD, one, as it says, jocular
Hinder half of solution for long-contested region (7)
Sanctimonious manner towards vegetable (8)
Singer, valued informant of mine (6)
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A fun CD. Though less fun for the canary, I understand, that is expected to indicate the presence of carbon monoxide by keeling over…
Cross heroine worked out horny types (12)
Make available online job (4)
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A DD
Lift very hot water, holding right away from mouth (8)
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UP (lift, as in up ones game) + R in STEAM.
Soldier without dog tag perhaps showing fear of persecution (8)
Down
Choice of English lesson delivered in church (8)
Two characters changing positions in discussion for environmental protection (12)
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CONVERSATION, a discussion, with the S and V neatly reversed.
Plying oar, gaunt fellow aboard boat (8)
Time county's united to quash one outburst of rage (7)
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T + ANTRIM, a county, with the I changed to U(nited)
These enable one to track small amounts of money (6)
Back from hospital, a way to survive (4)
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(hospita)L + A ST(reet)
Anxious condition of Neil's regularly about money (8)
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EUROS (money) in N(e)I(l)S
Entering beach, choose vessel, extremely neat (5-3-4)
Part of shoe damaged — blow! (8)
One cat's run off: she may be up your tree (8)
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*(ONE CATS R(un).
Self-regarding individual wants borders of scarlet flowers (8)
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NARCISSI(st), ie without the S(carle)T.
Briefly comment on suspicious page in such a contract (2-5)
New university that is switching around parts of atoms (6)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
N(ew) + UCL (either University College London, or (bonus!) the University of Central Lancashire) + IE, that is, reversed.
Given that, doubts nothing (2,2)
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