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The Telegraph - Cryptic Mar 14 2009

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After oral examination, one may pull out DENTIST
Alternative to hard currency? EASYMONEY
Art, figuratively speaking SCULPTURE
Bound to be a prisoner INCHAINS
Break off and attend to faulty wiring STOPSHORT
Coming from galleon with attachment to bill of exchange Allonge
Eeyore's unfortunate blemish EYESORE
Excite a lady going round the bend AROUSE
Expedient to be recommended ADVISABLE
Facility can be arranged anytime AMENITY
Fell very low KNOCKDOWN
Honour during said dark period KNIGHT
In French class, music that�s uncoded ENCLAIR
Lily with rare trouble during light-hearted satire RAILLERY
Look out heard near Minehead WATCHET
Made sure of a good reception TUNEDIN
Motorist�s halo? HEADLIGHT
Move mouth in time with insolence and unison LIPSYNC
Notable burden REFRAIN
One of the fish that had been packed? SARDINE
Part of vast utensil it is shrewd to have ASTUTE
President's one association with Ruth PITYING
Real thugs involved in the killing SLAUGHTER
Remarkably not a port but a lake ONTARIO
Revenue collectors� time with US woodcutters TAXMEN
Second present INSTANT
Stand up joker COMEDIAN
State fewer than a dozen with ease, say, went round loch TENNESSEE
Then part yourself from female do HENPARTY
Weakly emotional lady has nothing coming back MAUDLIN
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