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The Telegraph - Toughie Oct 16 2012

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A rapidly deteriorating cutter LAPIDARY
Allowed nothing to be put over beam LINTEL
Be hostile to it being included on the other side OPPOSITE
Brightly-coloured pictures turning up on ship TRADER
Carrying nothing from part of south London TOTING
Cooler overhead SUNSHADE
Desire bride's address after party LIBIDO
Drive off -- no time to race SHOO
Drum or trumpet perhaps making connection EARTHING
Get exhausted as boring career comes first RUNDRY
Groundwork done by graduates one's completed BASIS
I am becoming unfit IMPROPER
Irritability on the outside? EDGINESS
Job and Psalms perhaps contracted extra comment POSTSCRIPT
Kitty's registered in hotels and loiters around TORTOISESHELL
Loafer's plan to get round Jack LAYABOUT
Lots go under it HAMMER
Murderer, one put in gaol CAIN
Nag or badger noisily desperate character HARRIDAN
Old film star lush wants to eat less food for a start DIETRICH
Over the Channel, no time for minority NONAGE
Polish or another language on the radio FINISH
Promise to put small amount of money on unfinished book PLEDGE
Quartz coming from Ceylon and Chad CHALCEDONY
Related short comedy story COMPARABLE
Remove the grain for harvest INGATHER
Watch a pet's fancy ribbon TICKERTAPE
Watch Second Coming SENTRY
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