Cryptic overlaps

No love for The Andersons?

MINNESOTA WRECKING CREW (Sorry, not a big wrestling fan)

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Playing cribbage with Pooh in a hangar.(8)

I knew about them, but thought you were referencing a band. /smack

Playing cribbage with Pooh where the jets are kept.(8)

WINNIPEG, I assume?

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Jelly without a catch for fat cat (8)

OK, I admit I thought this might be a tough one. Let’s see if this helps:

Jelly without a | catch [synonym - think sports] | for fat cat [a fat cat is the word we’re looking for]

GARFIELD

(Agar without a; field = catch)

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Committed to motoring (6)

DRIVEN (double definition)

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How to display data, in some circles (4, 7)

VENN DIAGRAM

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Run headfirst into a piece of the bulwark.(7)

Rampart (ram + part)

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A trademark stain made by craftsman. (7)

ARTISAN (A+r+stain)

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The opposite of Don Bluth’s rats, or so I’ve heard.(7)

ANTONYM (anti + N.I.M.H.)
Such a good movie. I especially liked the scene where Dom Deluise’s crow is being tied down by Auntie Shrew, he tries to sweet-talk his way out of it, and she refuses to listen.


Automobile crashed into a personality, inspiring a dance. (8)

For collaboration: Is the first part of the solution MINI, and the second part an anagram of one of the 4-letter Myers-Briggs personality types, together making the name of a dance? If so, I can’t make it work, but maybe someone else can.

Anagram (synonym for automobile + a + synonym for personality) = a dance that was popular 20 or so years ago

MACARENA (a personality can be a “name”). Would never have got it without help due the non-Ximenean nature of it (i.e. the letters of the anagram not actually being in the clue).

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Rarely does virtue initially follow support group, get large boat to reach animal (8)

AARDVARK (AA + r, d, v + ark)


Biker let up, crashing into asteroid ring anyway. (6,4)

Kuiper belt (biker let up)

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Attempt to revise lore to make sense is still bull! (2,4)

EL TORO

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Let us not rule out northeastern states.(7)

Rule out is often shortened to R/O.

Roanoke

RO = rule out (thank you for the hint :grinning:)
AN = answer (what the hell is it!?)
OK = Oklahoma (it’s northeast from many parts of New Mexico)
E = silent