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The Telegraph - Cryptic Jun 04 2012

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A number, for example, press for some form of restraint LEGIRON
Artist about to put up list ROTA
Asian long-distance runner has audition for commercial INDUSTRIAL
Bundles to haul on board SHEAVES
Colour I call unusual LILAC
Companion given a smile, causing annoyance CHAGRIN
Completely new sweet flavour MINT
Courting ducks take wing outside WOOING
Ends interim arrangements TERMINI
Finished? Then I accept the offer DONE
Flags put out in honour of a brave man DECORATION
Food the French may get unhappy about SALAD
Frenchman provides a positive answer about centre of gravity YVES
General still a Duke even if he lost his head WELLINGTON
Hostelry needs approval for modernisation INNOVATION
Is embraced by a need for something aromatic ANISEED
It carries away the waste from a fish cleaner GUTTER
It is well used by desert travellers OASIS
It's used as antifreeze in bitingly cold weather GLYCOL
Jogs for ages -- it isn't bad INSTIGATES
Just beautiful! FAIR
Keep arguing -- like Mrs Sprat does CHEWTHEFAT
Mouth-organs held in silence TONGUES
Ring-road goes round a kiln OAST
Sort of sight he encountered in the Alps HEIGHTS
Spanish snacks of cooked pasta TAPAS
Stop at sea HEAVETO
Stretcher bearer? HODCARRIER
Take a meal up for the woman ENID
Temple ornament I'd made badly DIADEM
Their union offers security HOOKANDEYE
Went quickly -- to keep out of sight, it's said HIED
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