Across
Turbulent ocean trip up around far side of major capital (4-2-6)
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majo R in anagram* of OCEAN TRIP UP; capital of Haiti
Open boxes at the front all contain ham (7)
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A~ C~ in OVERT
Certain Antipodeans in Paris also sense regularly being overlooked (7)
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AUSSI (French for ‘also’) s E n S e ; once famously described as the most balanced people in the world, these banter lovers have just handed the Pommies another thrashing down under
Rise of work involving routines? (5-2)
Illegal activity in key London district (7)
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D EALING
Marketing gimmick that is canned? (3-2)
Additional information is about ecstasy (9)
Delicious fresh salami cut by family member (9)
Clubs suffer defeat in the ballpark? (5)
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C LOSE
Greenville's most impressive breakfast possibly is in N Eastern St (7)
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EAT (to breakfast) in N E ST; Greenville is a city in South Carolina; allegedly, then, denizens of the good ol’ US of A use the word ‘neat’ to mean ‘good’. All I can say is that, when I visited my mother’s family in New Zealand for the first time in 1977, everyone was saying things were ‘real neat-aye,’ with an alarmingly ascending intonation.
Current legislator wasn't honest, as suggested (7)
Intern bored by editor finally to leave Express? (7)
Something free of charge in new German sci-fi franchise (7)
Support for each number expressing "good for you" (6,6)
Down
Upper-crust folks look mature (7)
Managed to bring on board staff from part of Africa (7)
Recommendation to split an Italian bubbly and appetisers (9)
Type of cloth placed beneath piano (5)
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P before LAID
Set up popular booth at farmers' market? (7)
Cap requires waterproofing by the sounds of it (7)
Doing business externally, the auditor's forced to what extent? (5-7)
Musician's skill in this grade sadly lacking, ultimately (5-7)
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IN THIS GRADE* lackin G; in my dotage, I am fortunate enough to sing in a semi-professional choir with many excellent singers. While my sight-reading is poor, I have been praised by our chorusmaster for my listening. When I told my wife this, she roared with laughter.
Casual relationship beginning to destroy marriage (9)
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D~ ALLAINCE
Somebody very close to you catching a spider? (7)
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A in BESTIE; not my favourite word. I very nearly put in ‘beautie’, as I couldn’t see anything else that fitted.
Old ass sent up Herb (7)
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O ONAGER reversed; the good old ONAGER is getting his first outing for quite a while
Poor excuses from police officers getting dismissed (3-4)
Character just after small parts (7)
Firm word of denial upset senior journalist (5)
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