Across
Difficult problem learner assimilated by heart (7)
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L in TICKER
In club, drop shot of ecstasy (7)
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BAT + TINGE – E
Base can just be forming a foundation (9)
Number days before turning eighteen at last (5)
1 or 2 perhaps are reported to be aboard mobile air ambulance (6,7)
Poor old Scandinavian receiving pardon (3-5)
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O + NORSE around EH (pardon) Wish I could have gotten this one faster but I couldn’t think of EH for ‘pardon’!
Appeal against book supporter censoring hard subject reference (6)
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IT (appeal) + S{h}ELF Great definition.
Key information guided claims (6)
Fabulous maiden having rejected frilly skirt this short (8)
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M + LACY reversed around THI{s} Wonderfully misleading. I was trying to think of mythological ladies before I saw LACY and realized I needed to lift-and-separate.
Doctor cutting tremor at emergency room with a large lozenge? (13)
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DR in QUAIL + AT + ER + A + L A diamond-shaped parallelogram or rhombus , says Chambers.
Retired gentleman greeting hosts from Dublin? (5)
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HI (greeting) around (hosts) SIR (gentleman) reversed I can’t actually get ‘retired’ to apply to (SIR in HI), but only the SIR. I think this is technically a grammatical error.
Trying Morris dancing beset by calamity (9)
Probably missing middle notebook leaf (4,3)
Have workers for university succeeded in imposing raise? (7)
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MEN replaces U + S in AUGUST
Down
Hard drinker served up moonshine (4)
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H SOT reversed
Appropriate to have unclosed trunk tossed outside Savoy? (7)
Pounds advanced to secure leather and wool (5)
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L + A around LAM (leather)
Recheck less exposed cracks in most piping (8)
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{l}ES{s} (exposed) in (cracks) RE-EDIT (recheck) This fooled me — I thought for sure this would be some synonym of HOTTEST.
Thin fencing erected at field of flowers? (6)
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BONY around AT reversed
International pilot heading for Chicago entering course to the US (4,5)
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TEST (pilot) + C in MATH (course to the US)
Counter popular bible passage (7)
Greek keeping isolated housing touched up for posh people (10)
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GK around (LONE around FELT, reversed)
In local cast, see Belgian who's dictionally informal (10)
Daughter's wiped out by sedatives in possession (9)
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DOWNERS – D + HIP (in)
Wheeler-dealer disposing of small island with a show of emotion (8)
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SHYSTER – S + I + A
Extremely slow golf amateur almost everyone stood up (7)
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G + reversal of LAIC (amateur) + AL{l}
Pizza toppings in Calabria acknowledge local region (7)
Digitally extended audio recording of Debussy? (6)
Bit of a ladder in stocking one could be regretting (5)
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RUNG around I What is ‘in’ doing here?
Capture minds by succeeding (4)
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NET around (minds) X (by)
Type letters or click words in the clue