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The Telegraph - Toughie Jul 26 2012

ClueAnswer
An easy goal centre-half gets with difficulty ATAPINCH
Appears to understand writing SEEMS
Assistant starts to see more activity between the sheets LINESMAN
Basic accommodation, one good toilet IGLOO
Be humiliated if wrongly attired EATDIRT
Boat or, oddly, part of one PROA
Consider weak recoil of gun acceptable THINKOVER
Cut off as sea is rising around cape SCISSOR
Dictionary invents new word to describe 'Liberals' COLLINS
Dog keeps barking as he's a hunter CHASSEUR
Express fury about priest being helpless RELIANT
F1 to cut major part of championship SEMIFINAL
Golf lovers recalled upset STUNG
I'm in park, thinking ESTIMATE
Immobility making cattle incontinent!? AKINESIA
Knit circular shape enclosed by pocket PURLOIN
Lead soldiers shy about lead soldiers TOPBRASS
One blows it by running into shop SAXOPHONIST
Part of atmosphere inherent to motor racing TORR
Religion might be this comical CATHOLICISM
Rod Hull ultimately breaking elbow AXLE
Sails across ocean and far away? No CLOSEATHAND
Seaside town offers attractions, perhaps, but only one hotel HASTINGS
Shelter companion who would exploit you? LEECH
Sort of clip everything onto list soldier put up ALLIGATOR
Starts to dig in hard patch DISTRICT
Temperature lost when old curtain breaks in shower unit? RAINCLOUD
Territory somewhat hidden by cover HABITAT
They're safe in small doses but any stronger, unsafe RONTGENRAYS
With no inner support, axes 'Banker from Hell' STYX
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