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Across
- 1. Agitated trainer detains one physician ahead for being dogmatic (11)
- 9. (7)
- 10. Step by step, by degrees (7)
- 11. One who would love to have a gander? (5)
- 12. One of two who resemble each other (4-5)
- 13. Let in – or let on? (5)
- 15. Great! That woman's beginning to overtake Spiderman, for example (9)
- 18. Staying power needed to finish university course admitting a little naughtiness (9)
- 21. Playwright turns ashen (5)
- 22. Family at English city in massacre (9)
- 24. Got on with female, a Communist (5)
- 26. Sort out ragbag on Oriental rubbish (7)
- 27. (7)
- 28. Extra emcees represent atypical example (7,4)
Down
- 1. Belittle depressed class? Dead wrong! Improper! (9)
- 2. Commanding Officer has reportedly perused set of beliefs (5)
- 3. Such a day is important, having reportedly studied correspondence (3-6)
- 4. Want the French sewing-kit items (7)
- 5. Cliquey set's pouring out (7)
- 6. Foreigner's account of Jamaican reggae singer (5)
- 7. Trade concern (8)
- 8. Run away with little jumper, say (4)
- 14. Ordinary setter's one possessed by 2 madly (8)
- 16. Call receiver for comprehensive barrier (4,5)
- 17. Excessive activity across road (9)
- 19. Eastern circus most available (7)
- 20. Improve opponents' fortune limitlessly (7)
- 22. What lizards like — what computer programmers hate (4)
- 23. Physician to take off cover (5)
- 25. Indian dish for one in Indian chariot (5)
