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The Telegraph - Cryptic Dec 20 2010

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A gamekeeper might, if the bag isn't good enough GETTHESACK
Attractive girl easily caught in the field DOLLY
Bill gets a medical qualification of college ACADEMICAL
Boy upset at vandalised tourist attraction BEAUTYSPOT
Break down in the course of an investigation ANALYSE
Chart showing relative positions FAMILYTREE
Competitor in an event ran terribly ENTRANT
Credit note gets money for a fool CRETIN
Drinks up with a companion and leaves SPINACH
Eager to obtain grand ring set in silver AGOG
Encouraging a number to take part in audition HEARTENING
Explorer, one given all-round support PIONEER
Flag with a tale of heroism SAGA
I stood for office in Middle-Eastern country IRAN
Impressed by a stockholder perhaps BRANDED
Involved in a row, Rosa is upset OARS
Is a vote in the affirmative, producing a surprised reaction ISAY
It develops in East and breaks round West DAWN
It hinges on the number of spectators attending GATE
Knew cry comes from a woodpecker WRYNECK
Live on a range AREA
One who follows another about in a branch of learning DISCIPLINE
One's getting in support to carry on the fight RESIST
Pray the change will do you good THERAPY
Robust shoes will be MADETOLAST
Rod, pole or perch ROOST
Spinners put back on, being very accurate SPOTON
Strips, being about to get some rest SLEEP
Thought it will turn up in time NOTION
Throw out a proposed scheme PROJECT
Too proud to take lodgers, honest! ABOVEBOARD
Wakes all awry ASKEW
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