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• Flavours of fish, hint of smoke moving to the fore (6) *
• A song that Cinderella would like to reply to? (6) *
• Mimic cricket matches, in part (8) *
• Cloak is carbon copy (4)
• Safety officer rewired fan incorrectly (4,6) *
• Large quill pens key (6)
• Introduces gangs during scrap (6,2)
• Supply pear tree, which is what Partridge wanted on show (8) *
• Drunk used to be lout, many years ago (6) *
• American lecturer regularly taking ecstasy by herself (5)
• Swear about losing a hairpiece (5) *
• Old map I revised for academic qualification (7) *
• Left behind end of extension for sun lamp (7) *
• Observant of passages in English? On the contrary (3,4) *
• I err badly, upsetting worm-catcher (5,4) *
• People hanging round Italy abandoning women's underwear with arse exposed (9) *
• Charlie helps after banks rejected father saving up for fruit tree (4,5)
• Life of luxury portrayed in absurd old Conservative show about lady's rise to power (5,4) *
• Change course, wanting to take Latin (7) *
• Allegorical story of Scotsman dividing pasty (7)
• Author arguing about ladies, primarily (7)
• Team up to restrict temperature changes (5)
• Flashy and fishy? (6) *
• Forwards (6)
• McKellen of "Richard III” (3) *
• One-fourth of a circle (8)
• Vampire's teeth (5)
• Getting tired (6) *
• Dance, say - for every shape, a trance developed (11,3) *
• List fund before gaming equipment (4,5) *
• Funding for some confectionery (5) *
• Capital of Vosges department, E France (6) *
• Bill —, actor-comedian who starred in ITV sitcoms Oh No, It's Selwyn Froggitt! and The Gaffer (7) *
• Character first voiced by Mel Blanc in 1937 cartoon Porky's Duck Hunt (5,4) *
• Gordon —, West Indies Test cricketer who hit 214 not out against England at Lord's in 1984 (9) *
• Alec —, Turkey-born car designer who developed the Mini in 1959 (9) *
• Ceremonial county of England whose administrative headquarters is in Trowbridge (9) *
• Gyles —, broadcaster and writer; Conservative MP for the City of Chester from 1992-97 (9) *
• Benefactor played spoons at start of recital (7)
• Leaving, very rich, getting dumped (9)
• Telegram gets daughter nervous (5)
• Pity he's running around in the morning (5)
• Hardly demonstrated to be a Scottish verdict (3,6)
• Site with bios for film stars (4) *
• Including on an email chain (5) *
• "Double Fantasy" singer Ono (4) *
• "I'll pick up the tab for us" (4) *
• Em dash? (4,6) *
• Rents grass out to break the law (10)
• Inland Revenue moved her shops around county (10)