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The Times - Cryptic Mar 15 2008

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A diary last altered after gold anniversary for Sydney AUSTRALIADAY
About time to secure penalty with players showing improvement REFINEMENT
Agreed food deficiency largely contributed to overdose OFAMIND
Awkward attempt to win by retreat WOODEN
Bay horse I had to run almost backwards CARDIGAN
Bishop has to fix rook to finish at all RIGHTREVEREND
Broadcast ad with these phones HEADSET
Canvas not to be used for watercolours! OILCLOTH
Coleridge took this to glorify a dubious utterance LAUDANUM
Consider bull's provocation, reversing back half into front! REGARD
Contribution to provide on a stylised, shocking film VIDEONASTY
Cover oneself in pudding for one, holding top of dish up GETDRESSED
Cunningly get the best of artist's work, below arranged amount OUTMANOEUVRE
European charity collecting information in crisis EMERGENCY
Fit starters for Uttoxeter included among collection of racehorses SUITABLE
Float freely about, showing a lot of neck? SWANAROUND
Floundering on a boat? ATSEA
Foremost of toys ridden in kid's experience? TRIKE
Hertfordshire town tied into acting profession STEVENAGE
Humourless frivolity said to show courtesy POLITENESS
I could whip up case, involving copper, right? ACCUSER
Ignite loud anger in argument SETFIRETO
Incomplete map collection somehow isn't showing ancient continent ATLANTIS
It might be a tortoiseshell clock PUSS
Lines crossed by petulant person who spoils the atmosphere? POLLUTER
Literacy, to which Wilde was committed? READING
Might he give sample of ghastly verse? POETASTER
Mistress nibbled at salad, for instance BITONTHESIDE
Nightingale was one elf crone bewitched FLORENCE
One note after another is not ringing true INSINCERE
Patriarch, stiffly correct, reversed corruption consisting of self-importance PRIMOGENITOR
Perhaps rescue by midwife is to reduce workload LABOURSAVING
Policy on past attribution BYLINE
Procrastinator's motto: I'm devoted to my image IDOLATER
Quiet seven days after initial upturns MEEK
Rejection of manuscript I carry, very much upset OSTRACISM
Ring to extend and flourish, which bride may wear ORANGEBLOSSOM
Rock containing olivine, barium and tar BASALT
Scandinavian clipping edges of Polish shrub DAPHNE
Scramble up ravine in Andean country PERUVIAN
Separated with tact in speech DISCRETE
Shanty about popular salt, for example SEASONING
Shillings with silver goods from burglary SWAG
Something launched enterprise I mostly directed PROJECTILE
Spooky time in my grave MYSTERIOUS
Spooner's by float needed if ship sinks LIFEBOAT
Suggestive muse mostly seen from behind LEWD
Tequila finally yielded its source AGAVE
This material to dispose of occurred when splitting kernel with energy NUCLEARWASTE
Timeless way drama acted might get one given out ACADEMYAWARD
To eavesdrop I wager is wrong EARWIG
To take top off, I walked up on gallery DECAPITATE
Turns in the road? STREETTHEATRE
Unauthorised occupation of preserve in Crouch End for gig SQUATTING
Vase I overturned (don't tell!) in hasty entrance INRUSH
Vegetable tree cultivated in Wellington? BEETROOT
Watts I should see in mechanical device WIDGET
Wordless, one tucked into delicacy TACIT
Wrong, say, very familiar but having no name? ILLEGITIMATE
Youth leader wears comfortable shoes to run dangerous course SLIPPERYSLOPE
Appeals to enter line dance SALSA
Bitterness about emotion one expressed RESENTMENT
Celebrated English doctor accompanied by boy touring area EMBLAZONED
Divisions pushed back America's frontiers SUBORDERS
First to reveal there's no sign of error in exam papers REAM
Give two pounds to old sculptor DONATELLO
Given more support, worker gets bored BEEFEDUP
Graves — or grave — may have it BODY
Having no cassette recording, there's absence of noise NOTAPEEP
Lessons to be learnt from soccer cup tie men disrupted COMPUTERSCIENCE
Loco inventor maybe squashes caged bird STEPHENSON
Mischievous-sounding girl TRIXIE
Most gay men will avoid clubs near the West End HAPPIEST
Move quickly to cover up beauty queen's spoken bloomers CANTERBURYBELLS
Name of Xanadu's sacred runner RALPH
Offal regularly consumed in recent times OFLATE
One samples various treats TASTER
Pair of scoundrels meet CONCUR
Perform somersault and hit the roof FLIP
Politician's first audience is Conference, perhaps PEAR
Priests gather together briefly at rear of chapel LAMAS
Retiring monarch, say, needs rest RELAX
Settlement of bill, in part PACT
Source of fuel was great for recycling WATERGAS
To endorse conflict with Democrat is not very bright BACKWARD
Type of fuel used by older vehicles DERV
Welshman working among spies in Scotland CALEDONIA
Wit shown in Jude the Obscure by priest, surprisingly JEUDESPRIT
Work in the community appears rather shocking to a church OUTREACH
You'll get feeling of discomfort and bad breath, taking pot HEARTBURN
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