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The Telegraph - Cryptic Apr 12 2017

ClueAnswer
A requirement to include one's flavouring ANISEED
Apprentice that reveals lack of grip? NOVICE
Arrest old boys and rich influential people NABOBS
Coach and team's leader in heavy defeat, having been set up TUTOR
Dressed in thong, zip to the USA NOTHING
Elite religious body infiltrated by the Spanish SELECT
Fodder is turned and left to mature SILAGE
Letter like 'O' CIRCULAR
Military quarters forbid instruments of torture BARRACKS
Neat changes in wordless performance one should see in the intervening period MEANTIME
Obscure sort of clock light is an escape from reality CLOUDCUCKOOLAND
Old burial site featuring in pub argument? BARROW
Paid companion -- his age is variable GEISHA
Part of play about fighting ACTION
Penny's on edge, being prudish PRIM
Pig-headed and old, at best in being treated OBSTINATE
Punch that makes one black and blue BLOW
Reject drink after performance on stage TURNDOWN
Relish errors by a person following mild punishment SMACKONESLIPS
Set out to impound consignment -- French delicacy ESCARGOT
Shot cavalier infected by Latin disease VARICELLA
Stage set to see fall by defender BACKDROP
This might have made woman something to eat SPARERIB
Turns over parts in play to be broadcast ROLLS
Understand restaurant booking is achievable GETTABLE
Very clever person notes it's cricket to be played ROCKETSCIENTIST
Victim as result of 'Comedy Store'? LAUGHINGSTOCK
Witness's source of tension during a trial ATTEST
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