41, 1A, 10 (seven words in total) is a description of a phenomenon. Remaining unclued lights, including one of two words and three of three words, either singly, paired or as a trio, form four examples of this phenomenon. All are confirmed in the ODQ (8th ed.)
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11 Leaf parts of liana ice destroyed (8)
12 Agreed drug hidden in grass must return (4)
13 Fish, internally cold and blue (4)
14 Split lip — scare for breathing orifice (8)
16 African statesman’s vengeance on criminals (6)
18 It’s complete in French flag (6)
20 With hi-hat, Mary’s beaten uneven beat (9)
21 In trouble, on...
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