Across
Old poet revitalised — one quiet for so long (6-3)
Rose denied starter had a row (5)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
{s}OARED (rose) [denied starter]
Metal stanchion — piano leg contains it (5)
English kestrel, wingless, close to Vatican City (9)
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E (English), {w}INDHOVE{r} (kestrel – dialect) [wingless], {Vatica}N [close to…]
Apollo periodically seen in way out adventure (7)
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{a}P{o}L{l}O [periodically] contained by [seen in] EX~IT (way out)
Old Saxon prophet's one for eastern assimilation (7)
World with a Giovanni perhaps is poetic creation (5,3,6)
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VENUS (world), AND (with), A, DON (Giovanni perhaps), IS. By Shakespeare, apparently.
King united there with knight and monster seizing power (5,9)
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U (united), THER~E + N (knight) + DRAGON (monster) containing [seizing] P (power)
Mostly maddened, recycled empty bottles (4,3)
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Anagram [recycled] of MADDENE{d} [mostly]. I’ve heard this pub slang, but not for many a year.
Struggler submerged we hear in river crossing? (7)
Victorious pilot holding uniform speed? (9)
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TRIAL (pilot) containing [holding] U (uniform) + MPH (speed)
City integral to Bahai faith (5)
Governor having regret about left — and right (5)
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RU~E (regret) containing [about] L (left), then R (right)
One cutting wild or garden flower (3,6)
Down
Chief villain so liable to be brought down? (3-5)
Regularly taking milk kept in cask (2,3)
One leaves peculiarly gelatinous lobster (9)
Fast train's terminus in Lancashire location (7)
First woman to criticise artist holding party (7)
Ancient characters in hotel try rolls before noon (5)
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H (hotel) + GO (try) reversed [rolls], then AM (before noon). An ancient British and Irish alphabet, apparently.
Mad about one's husband, very beautiful (9)
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RAV~ING (mad) containing [about] I’S (on’e) + H (husband)
Fill bowl with an accompaniment to coffee? (6)
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D~ISH (bowl) containing [fill…with] AN
Chap, Athenian, ridiculously large (9)
Original note taken in second supplication? (3,6)
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UR (original) + FA (note) contained by [taken in] O~THER (second). My other /second car, I suppose.
Start describing my activities at restaurant? (8)
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IN IT I ATE (describing my activities at restaurant)
Animal run following trail around north east (7)
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PA~TH (trail) containing [around] N (north), then E (east), R (run)
New look for Welsh entertainer (7)
Press worker in mechanical repetition packing papers up (6)
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ROT~E (mechanical repetition) containing [packing] ID (papers), all reversed [up]
In sea abroad this writer's one playing dumb (5)
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I’M (this writer’s) contained by [in] MER (sea abroad – France)
Something nasty afoot with British deserting alliance (5)
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{b}UNION (something nasty afoot) [with British deserting]
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