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Bore comic gangster circling street (9)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
WIT (comic), H~OOD (gangster) containing [circling] ST (street)
What artist swallows before key treatment (5)
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R~A (artist) contains [swallows] EH (what?), then B (key)
Music Jack recalled on isle (5)
Transitioning male is in female game (9)
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Anagram [transitioning] of MALE IS IN F (female)
Greek channel periodically screening magazine (7)
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{c}H{a}~N{n}E{l} [periodically] containing [screening] ELLE (magazine)
Eggs alongside grass repelled animal (3,4)
Sugar-coat nine limes bursting with taste (14)
Excess drink and date cake before ball (14)
Shorten season to catch British fish (7)
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A~GE (season) containing [to catch] BR (British) + ID (fish). We had this alternative spelling ID for IDE a few months ago, I think.
Skinned birds accompanied by cold sauce (7)
Change course circling North Island around August (9)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
VE~ER (change course), containing [circling] N (north), then ELBA (island) reversed [around]
Restorers essentially damage director's prize? (5)
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{rest}O{rers} [essentially], SCAR (damage)
Thread vehicle delivered from city (5)
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{Car}LISLE (city) [vehicle delivered from…]
Complain competitor is working with Olive? (9)
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Position of bridge shields chief fighting capital (3,5)
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W~EST (position of bridge) contains [shields] ARCH (chief)
Follow Mike's piercing tongue (5)
Erected part of Jedi set at studios in the US (9)
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Reversed [erected] and hidden in [part of] {J}EDI SET AT S{tudios}
Ex-pupil with tableau unsuitable for young pupil? (7)
Mark against Democrat with raised flag (7)
Loot centre of Wimbledon Common stores (5)
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RIF~E (common) contains [stores] {Wimb}L{edon} [centre of…]
Dependants of Henry running around French city (7-2)
Left cook supporting edges of baguette tower (6)
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B{aguett}E [edges of…], L (left), FRY (cook)
Particles from stone ruins almost lost (9)
Flashiest person out of uniform is focus of attention (9)
Craft concluding parts of final symphony with care (8)
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TENDER (craft), {fina}L + {symphon}Y [concluding parts of…]. Tender – a small boat, such as a dinghy, towed or carried by a yacht or ship.
Harsh cycling contest with muscles half-wasted (7)
Not easy to catch Newton in college on organ (7)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
N (Newton) contained by [in] U~CL (University College London), EAR (organ)
Wonder horse taking Victor over line (6)
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MAR~E (horse) containing [taking] V (Victor), then L (line)
Lament return of grating European (5)
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GRID (grating) reversed [return of…], E (European)
Venue for meeting someone maybe in Perth (5)
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A SCOT (someone maybe in Perth)
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