3 1A (eight words in total, one apostrophe) and 41 23 32 36 (seven words, including two accents) give two quotations (in ODQ) by 17 (two words), which possibly contradict each other or themselves.
Across
10 With this cube, making something solid? (5)
11 Resolve to remove head of the BBC (5)
13 Old doctor and children taking shelter (5)
14 Tap – what to do when it’s stuck, some say? (6)
15 Crack first of clues remaining (5)
16 Old uncle’s disparaging about a poetical gem (8)
19 Receiver of sorts turning to crime (7)
21 The person about to get out of danger (4)
24 Make rector scoff...
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