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The Telegraph - Cryptic Apr 16 2006

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'Not red? Rot, Ned,' he said SPOONER
A little terror is all one can grasp HANDFUL
An American band POSSE
At a loose end and not dressed NOTHINGON
Bread to soak up juices from the fish ROLLMOP
Counters providing fattening food CHIPS
Distributed a day late, foolishly DEALT
Flash signifying everything is all right TICK
Has the know-how to replicate a delicatessen product CANAPE
He acts oddly - pupil with school equipment SATCHEL
He informs you the road is bad, letting few through ADVISOR
How the cockney longed to get married HITCHED
In the teens, going out is great INTENSE
Losing their key in, time, time and time again THRICE
Mean to add to the quarter yard SPAR
Most of the next ten are faulty to a degree EXTENT
One's boss is being held by the police? INCHARGE
Random test to see if a cleaner's good? SPOTCHECK
Say no more and bolt SHUTUP
See to be upset, but continue KEEP
Shot in the nude STREAKED
Shy, hide PELT
Speaking freely and admitting all OPENINGUP
Surpass the other stars? OUTSHINE
That'll tell us what you've been getting up to! ALTITUDE
The driver gets it on and off SCREW
The ex, I note, has gone off me ONETIME
With which, as though by magic, winter arrives? COLDSPELL
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