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The Telegraph - Cryptic Mar 26 2007

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A dangerous job required a lot of money with order BOMBDISPOSAL
A trial spin? WHIRL
Abraham Lincoln, to start with, was murdered ABEL
Bales out - a complete disaster ABSOLUTE
Booked with prejudice PRIDE
Bounds within which wines are stored VAULTS
Clearly they succeed in earning the dough BREADWINNERS
Eleven, being free, take in work and make a packet ENVELOPE
Entrance for spectators GATE
Find company in one churchman or another DEACON
Flag Officer? ENSIGN
For which there are bids in plenty LOTS
He's bound to better himself elsewhere EMIGRANT
His eye's on the target BULL
Hostile remark one was going to make PARTHIANSHOT
Inadequate tip? LEAN
It flows out of line NILE
Kept quiet in defeat LAYLOW
Lover of Bess in musical heading off for wild party ORGY
No more wine - that's the limit EXTENT
Philosopher passing through American Customs USAGES
Pirate's treasure? SILVER
Put up with the closed shop SHUTTERS
Qualification awarded in sixty minutes DEGREE
Reprimands for rules etc. being broken LECTURES
Require sound massage KNEAD
Second mate at the wheel? CODRIVER
Soft cry of pain produces purse, but not of the lips POUCH
Take part in a dramatic trial REHEARSE
Terminated, so two cleared off DREWTOACLOSE
The charge is about right, but you don't have to pay FREE
Turn a wench into a winch WINDLASS
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