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Missing the past lots again, sadly (9)
Famous day school experiencing setback (5)
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D ETON reversed
He's no longer working on plane, maybe having fixed electrical current (7)
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RE (on) I (electrical current) in TREE (plane, maybe)
Insert court expert once found in European books (7)
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GRAF (the wonderful Steffi – referred to prosaically, here, as ‘court expert once’ ) in E NT
Unspecified number subtracted from lower number (5)
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nETHER
This might secure pay if sent out (6,3)
Pass tailless young horse (3)
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COLt
Show contempt for lab workers? Ultimately adjust perception (11)
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DIS CERN (lab is here the European Organization for Nuclear Research) MEN ~T
Tenant of facility left hospital guards more worn-out (11)
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EASE in L + H (the initials for left and hospital go around EASE, or, ‘facility left hospital guards’ in cruciverbal Yoda-speak) OLDER (more worn-out)
Gentleman's opposite majestic basilica, restored at last (3)
Language's incredible power inspiring individual catching end of demonstration (9)
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ESP (incredible power – incredible, indeed) ~N in ERATO (inspiring individual – Muse of love and lyric poetry)
Change top when husband leaves (5)
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hALTER
The Republican Party stops loan instalment (7)
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a bit more Yoda-speak: R ANC (African National Congress) in THE
Swimmer's fine withdrawn, I complain (3,4)
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OK reversed I CARP
It turns to the left or to the right (5)
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well, it turns and it’s a palindrome
Amateur actors moving quietly about (9)
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PLAYERS (actors) with the P moving ON (about)
Down
Inquiry's intermittently followed by English healthcare worker (5)
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iNqUiRyS E
Bag a portion of chips at Chelsea (7)
Fair game to reject loud transport link (3-6)
Butcher opens a gyros café (6,5)
Unrestricted payments to government cut (3)
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tAXEs
Man on board's topless when the sun goes down (5)
Crush Liberal's support for leaders of terrorist regime (7)
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T~ R~ AMPLE
Given film parts, set off (9)
Chef liked you, mostly getting cooked game from the US (5,6)
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CHEF LIKED YO; from the US, as hockey there is ice hockey
Rubbish instrument Charlie picked up for enthusiast (9)
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reversal of ROT CELLO C
Recalled musical was regularly staged, covering Romeo's story (9)
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reversal of EVITA R in RAN (was regularly staged)
Material that surfaces when key banks start to press hard (7)
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P~ H in AS (when) ALT (computer key); more Yodaesque stuff: ‘Solvers, words meaning when and key go around the initial letter of press and the abbreviation for hard’
Blade severed rope, releasing ring (7)
Come back to mind mongrel found beneath tree losing coat (5)
City gets drug for old age (5)
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RIPON, with the O changed to E (Ecstasy)
Slippery character, old PM loses power (3)
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[Sir Robert] PEEL; the Old Harrovian who had two stints as PM in the mid-nineteenth century
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