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The Telegraph - Cryptic Jun 23 2002

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A down and out drifting, say, at present NOWADAYS
All right, idiot! Put back the fur! PASSABLE
Back down, as you assume PUTON
Bird that got your foot in its beak? SHOEBILL
Feel disgust at the unfair speed trap one's caught in DESPISE
Goggles, we're told, for the flight STAIRS
Having set the alarm, made something for breakfast MARMALADE
Is alive and swims round again BREATHES
It's a nuisance moving in, sir, but plod on PERSIST
Lead and wood, right? STARBOARD
Little Boy Blue is about to have food SALAD
Make no move to detain even now KEEPSTILL
Neither a frump nor stupid SMART
Over half turned up for the fun and games PASTIMES
Policeman who spells danger to me GENDARME
Round the ring the small runners race SLALOM
Showed appreciation for the wine ROSE
Smart opening chess move INCH
So concerned with back leave ERGO
So, after all, is left unfinished, too ALSO
Someone to lean on after a drink of beer SUPPORTER
Stop to get out, fall and hurt yourself SPRAIN
The sailors are in trouble when the wife catches them MARINERS
The senior of the foreign couple ELDER
The traitor is a pilot officer, say APOSTATE
Think back about, having grasped from the condensation RESUME
Threatens little terror and stops it IMPENDS
Very important point to an octogenarian WEIGHTY
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