| ORDAINERS | They establish ministries first of all in order to change society |
| SEEM | But above all, in order to be, never try to ____ , per Albert Camus |
| PALLIATE | I tape all in order to alleviate things (8) |
| ACTIVISM | Part of play is beginning to mirror attempts to change society (8) |
| CONTENTED | Agreed to change society for tons raising no objection? |
| GUNWALE | Part of ship first of all in urgent need, wrecked in storm |
| REROUTE | Is about to tour around, at the end, in order to change direction (7) |
| REPENT | The peer goes to the Northern Territory in order to change from his evil ways |
| SKINDEEP | Superficial variety in Bath and Wells, say, and first of all in Portishead (4-4) |
| FOR | First of all in favour of? Right (3) |
| SCRUM | Backbone's missing first of all in confrontation in game (5) |
| WIDGET | Chicken sandwiches in deli glimpsed, first of all, in small device (6) |
| GEAR | A toothed wheel that engages another toothed mechanism in order to change the speed or direction of transmitted motion (4) |
| ABBEY | One was set up for men in order to change baby without embarrassment, initially (5) |
| TACKS | Sails across wind in order to change course (5) |
| REEDUCATE | Train in order to change behaviour (2-7) |
| ALTER | Heading off a boy in order to change things (5) |
| PREFAB | Lead round whistle-blower first of all in old house (6) |
| ALOE | Plant used first of all in astringent lotions or embrocations (4) |
| ASIA | Continent first of all in Africa, second is Antarctica |
