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Writer's copy replacing contents of schedule (6)
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CRIB (copy) inside the external letters of SchedulE
First duo in studio vocalised with bands? (8)
Retired old hack to finally study Venetian figure (5,4)
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reversal of O (old), LOP (hack), the last letter of tO and CRAM (study)
Plant from India collected by girl heading west (5)
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I (India) inside LASS (girl) reversed
Watch over young mammal sheltering by small island (4-3)
Polish constituent was confused by vote after social gathering (7)
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anagram of WAS, then X (vote) after BEE (social gathering)
Copper knocked back too much — same again? (5)
Plain vase is upset (8)
Look into structural support after end of downpour and see crumbling (8)
Article removed from grubby pawnbroker (5)
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remove AN (article) from UNCLEAN (grubby)
Good-humoured American, very loud and fit (7)
Revolutionary throw in wrestling leads to collection of titles (7)
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reversal of BIN (throw away) inside SUMO wrestling
Idiot accepted standard returns, saving nothing (5)
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NORM (accepted standard) reversed, containing O (nothing)
Without charge, capacity's not in battery? (4-5)
Top golf equipment? Second shot goes over back of bunker (3,5)
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TEE (golf equipment) then S (second), HIT (shot, sapped of energy) surrounding the last letter in bunkeR
More milky? Tiny bit about to turn (6)
Down
Holding up two notes, stiff VIP (8)
Right time to return starter of bruschetta and Italian dish (7)
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R (right), then ERA (time) reversed, the first letter of Bruschetta and IT (Italian). Took a moment to realise Italian wasn’t part of the definition here
Raise about a thousand more, without opening shop (9)
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BOOST (raise) surrounding K (a thousand), then MORE minus the first letter
Type that finds fault gets up one's nose? (14)
Train drivers cut across middle of sidings to get to walkway (5)
Rising very quietly, sailor drinks whiskey following hostilities (4-3)
Before end of adventure, French couple takes in Lake Superior (6)
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the last letter of adventurE after DEUX (french couple) containing L (Lake)
Recycled tyre and used oil for home mechanic, perhaps (2-2-10)
Wrong turn — other direction (4,5)
Crew start to search river for clothing (8)
Implement buried in garden for centuries (7)
Clubs help to hold popular assembly (7)
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C (clubs) then ABET (help) containing IN (popular)
Two male animals picked up rodent (6)
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the male animals are TOM and RAM, both reversed
Republican leaves meal for group (5)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
remove R (Republican) from BRUNCH (meal)
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