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Double Vision

◆ · By Dorian Lidell · Published 2022-07-14T12:00:41.066Z

Constructor's Note
Each extra-large clue is actually two standard clues placed side by side; within each standard clue everything is as normal (in particular, definitions may appear at the beginning or end, as usual). Where each XL clue should be split is left to the solver. Two of the standard clues are &lits and therefore have no separate definition part.
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  • Dorian Lidell constructor · 2022-07-15T02:10:55.310Z
    Hopefully these instructions make sense… I really needed multiple lines!
    • jasonwestley 🤓14:27 · 2022-07-18T12:57:29.052Z
      That was great. Very clever construction.
      • Dorian Lidell constructor · 2022-07-18T15:02:11.071Z
        Thank you! That's a very impressive time. I hope it wasn't too irritating to solve with all the unnecessary clues unable to be hidden.
        • jasonwestley 🤓14:27 · 2022-07-18T20:41:16.535Z
          The empty clues didn't bother me! Looking forward to the next one.
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      (and 5A) Official records concerning soldiers shot dead recently, and others going west (8/4)
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      Across
      1. 1A
        (and 5A) Official records concerning soldiers shot dead recently, and others going west (8/4)
      2. 5A
        See 1A
      3. 9A
        (and 10A) Cash cow makes this sound initially like a good idea: to rent a plant (5/7)
      4. 10A
        See 9A
      5. 11A
        (and 12A) Hack breaking twelve figure salary, say, acquires London's west end and a Spanish beach (7/5)
      6. 12A
        See 11A
      7. 13A
        (and 15A) Try hard to tuck into a rodent meat fillet, blood regularly coming out as run off (6/6)
      8. 15A
        See 13A
      9. 18A
        (and 20A) Wealthy colonial, one going around shilling Bengal bananas — and shilling jewellery (5/7)
      10. 20A
        See 18A
      11. 23A
        (and 24A) What's about in sight after scrambling up the most prominent green around: an immense sea (7/5)
      12. 24A
        See 23A
      13. 25A
        (and 26A) Close inspection of culprit on surveillance reveals many a lawbreaker finally about to meet with time inside (4/8)
      14. 26A
        See 25A
      Down
      1. 1D
        (and 13D) Football players' stomach injury turned tight and very warm (5/7)
      2. 2D
        (and 19D) Adult company covers up case of woman being mistreated in open (5-2/5)
      3. 3D
        (and 14D) What's essential to in-group's language: it represents something memorable, lacking or a need to be different (5/6)
      4. 4D
        (and 17D) Right old angry mob losing its head over gender-neutral pronoun supported by the Queen in passing (6/6)
      5. 6D
        (and 16D) Chambers Dictionary removes 'idiocy' in frantic fashion after a complaint from one in mental organization (5/7)
      6. 7D
        (and 22D) Beans and cheese on a base of ham and English sole, left forgotten to burn lightly (7/5)
      7. 8D
        (and 21D) Marketing is stuffed with work time and embraces deadly loop of getting up early, close to sunrise (6/5)
      8. 13D
        See 1D
      9. 14D
        See 3D
      10. 16D
        See 6D
      11. 17D
        See 4D
      12. 19D
        See 2D
      13. 21D
        See 8D
      14. 22D
        See 7D
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