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Turn, or turned, junk east (6) — ROTATE 2003-01-13
More than one plant is about to grow (6) — IRISES 2003-01-13
Of a British poet's broadcast in Corby (7) — BYRONIC 2003-01-13
It's been read variously in Scotland (8) — ABERDEEN 2003-01-13
Supports one with dress in disarray (8) — ENDORSES 2003-01-13
Doubt when he gets a non-U situation (10) — HESITATION 2003-01-13
Resulted in bell ringing loud note (6) — BEFELL 2003-01-13
Hideaway with grass on, which may be open all hours (6,4) — CORNERSHOP 2003-01-13
Sell Spanish separatists, reportedly found feuding (8) — VENDETTA 2003-01-13
Ingrid can be found on river with FBI agent (7) — BERGMAN 2003-01-13
Ash found by Ella on the stage (6) — CINDER 2003-01-13
Cheese made the wrong way (4) — EDAM 2003-01-13
Chap almost daring to speak Chinese (8) — MANDARIN 2003-01-13
Bankrupt there in India (2,3,3) — INTHERED 2003-01-13
Recall first girl to swallow rubber stamp (5) — EVOKE 2003-01-13
Left words for bride and groom in Venice (4) — LIDO 2003-01-13
No beautifier of public places (6-4) — LITTERLOUT 2003-01-13
Sword held by artist on jetty (6) — RAPIER 2003-01-13
Anniversary of Sir Robin joining Labour (8) — BIRTHDAY 2003-01-13
Friend from a city in Somerset nearly found beside the tub (4,3) — BATHMAT 2003-01-13
Harmonious movement in dance (3-4) — ONESTEP 2003-01-13
Despite what's been said, a rat fell out (5,3) — AFTERALL 2003-01-13
He was a king just half a day (6) — ARTHUR 2003-01-13
Fido's meal's a mess (4,6) — DOGSDINNER 2003-01-13
First man to be a mother (4) — ADAM 2003-01-13
Wear down the Queen with long poem (5) — ERODE 2003-01-13
Tough policy on complicated land hire (4,4) — HARDLINE 2003-01-13
Extort from S8 (5) — SCREW 2003-01-10
Article left beneath left entrance (6) — PORTAL 2003-01-10
Virtually redundant indicators (7) — NEEDLES 2003-01-10
Umpire arranged to eat snack (7) — ARBITER 2003-01-10
Lead many into deeper trouble (7) — PRECEDE 2003-01-10
Tense third-generation Scot holding record for redundancy (9) — TAUTOLOGY 2003-01-10
Knot concealing yen to prepare to defend allotment (7,6) — KITCHENGARDEN 2003-01-10
Singular way to ramble (7) — STRANGE 2003-01-10
Drunk skirting edges is a self-sufficient type (9) — SOLIPSIST 2003-01-10
Off course like platter (6) — ASTRAY 2003-01-10
Proposition others about mineral source (7) — THEOREM 2003-01-10
Look up song that's true (5) — LOYAL 2003-01-10
King hastened to interrupt revolutionary convert (7) — MARRANO 2003-01-10
Daring to put ship's front and plane's tail on ship (7) — PROWESS 2003-01-10
Do something different with cold celery (7) — RECYCLE 2003-01-10
List percussion effect (4) — ROLL 2003-01-10
Drive crazy, drinking wine in carriage (10) — DEPORTMENT 2003-01-10
Some grain on the scrubland railway (6) — BUSHEL 2003-01-10
Time to launch attack on spillage of Ruhr ooze (4,4) — ZEROHOUR 2003-01-10
Plant, say, with worker among the ancestry (9) — EGLANTINE 2003-01-10
Hold forth, getting odds miscalculated (5) — SPOUT 2003-01-10
Foxy lady's early night starts after 5 to 9 (5) — VIXEN 2003-01-10
Outfitter supplying more comfort about the belly (9) — COSTUMIER 2003-01-10
Hugging serpent in embrace (8) — CLASPING 2003-01-10
One in store takes salt (6) — SAILOR 2003-01-10
Form of novel - early one with post involved (10) — EPISTOLARY 2003-01-10
Wear for battle (4) — FRAY 2003-01-10
One supplying backing, born to lend a hand (7) — BASSIST 2003-01-10
Person of mixed race wanting to feature in Cummings' copy (7) — EMULATE 2003-01-10
Could possibly, we hear, make a small contribution (4) — MITE 2003-01-09
Many take a break at the summit (5) — CREST 2003-01-09
Sets out for America (6) — STATES 2003-01-09
One's admitting turning into flowers (8) — ACONITES 2003-01-09
A novice getting up to strip for the washerwoman (9) — LAUNDRESS 2003-01-09
Arouse opposition, if one's a giant on the move (10) — ANTAGONISE 2003-01-09
Stargazer or moon-starer, possibly (10) — ASTRONOMER 2003-01-09
Watch over instructions (5) — REMIT 2003-01-09
Adjusting balance with extra decoration (8) — TRIMMING 2003-01-09
Union taking share of dowry (8,7) — MARRIAGEPORTION 2003-01-09
Status of a sailor (6) — RATING 2003-01-09
Showed cad tied in knots (9) — INDICATED 2003-01-09
Part of these isles reflected in their eyes (4) — EIRE 2003-01-09
Relative is up to rest being broken (6) — SISTER 2003-01-09
"Abandon plane!" is not, perhaps, necessary (8) — JETTISON 2003-01-09
Pinter play I would see without fear (8) — INTREPID 2003-01-09
Aim straight (6) — DIRECT 2003-01-09
Thought seriously about ten Cretan cod (12) — CONCENTRATED 2003-01-09
Taken in by famous editor (4) — USED 2003-01-09
The golfer's problem? (8) — HANDICAP 2003-01-09
Nervous structure of team with celebrity (8) — GANGLION 2003-01-09
Bird getting in a twist (4) — KNOT 2003-01-09
Making sure of ecclesiastical rite (12) — CONFIRMATION 2003-01-09
Fashionable friend doing time? (6) — INMATE 2003-01-09
Wild animal read about in port, perhaps (8) — PREDATOR 2003-01-09
Fabric of legal importance (8) — MATERIAL 2003-01-09
One rejecting old coin (6) — DENIER 2003-01-09
The fool in 4 (4) — CLOT 2003-01-08
Don't talk to the carpet, it shows you don't care (5) — SHRUG 2003-01-08
Coming of one of three, it is said (or rather sung) (7) — ARRIVAL 2003-01-08
Elements of cricket go too far (7) — OVERRUN 2003-01-08
Typically happy adult who puts children to sleep (7) — SANDMAN 2003-01-08
Dreadful slump in voice production that can't be helped? (10) — COMPULSIVE 2003-01-08
It was there (it was said) the day before the sabbath? (7) — EVEREST 2003-01-08
Make round number burn (7) — CREMATE 2003-01-08
9, 10 5 across, and 24 21's language needing refinement? You can do it on the table (6-9) — FRENCHPOLISHING 2003-01-08
Cornish Eve, flighty in fancy, takes neighbour's product (10.5) (15) — DEVONSHIRECREAM 2003-01-08
Man's follower, best between 10 and 10 (2,2) — DELA 2003-01-08
Broken toe (including nail) on which arrows descended (7) — TESTUDO 2003-01-08
The excitement of the beautiful game (5) — KICKS 2003-01-08
Joke about the box on the table? (4-3) — GATELEG 2003-01-08
Old-time vacation, standard form of 10 included (3-4) — NONTERM 2003-01-08
He's bad either way, right? (4-5) — EVILLIVER 2003-01-08

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