Six unclued entries (4, 1, 2, 2, 2 and 3 words) give a proverb (verifiable in ODQ), and the remaining unclued entries (one of two words) give examples of a noun therein.
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1 Spelt ‘sorry’ with an E in (5)
4 Triangular prism arranged by bouncers I rejected (5,4)
11 I party, and not outside – not outside (6)
12 Ghana keeps a big person bound (7)
14 King advanced prince for local governing body (5)
15 Trendy dog to suffer (5)
16 Shutter obscuring viewfinder? (6)
22 Idiot’s survey of masses of Earth? (8)
23 Wagner finally topped wicked musical ornamentation (7)
24 Put notes into this work (4)
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