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The Telegraph - Cryptic Feb 13 2003

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A collection of books one is against ANTI
Bonnie's friend leads off horse CLYDESDALE
Burrow out of half-nelson, under barrel TUNNEL
Consumed by a legal right to withdraw contact ALIENATE
Defeated general kept the advantage EDGE
Edward puts up with children's playthings TEDDYBEARS
Foie gras farm producing cheese FROMAGEFRAIS
Hesitates, but leaves to provide shelter for poor Vacillates
Hope tunes are played in a flat PENTHOUSE
Hurried exercises in borders of Scotland SPED
Large pole kept in tub VAST
Lean towards the finish in Yorkshire TEND
Lurid and venal display that's incomparable UNRIVALLED
Match eagle perhaps, and grouse GAMEBIRD
Moderate attendance after a couple of notes MITIGATE
Muse about director-general's strange blemish SMUDGE
New money MINT
Of course aunt's upset - come round! NATURALLY
One argument against a symbol of worship ICON
One politician protected by cover, it's clear LIMPID
Performing shortly after the first of May in heavy rain MONSOON
Politicians coming out of the cupboard CABINET
Shopping centre on Sunday - picture the conditions to be enforced! SMALLPRINT
Superficially, he's hardly a sailor Submariner
Supply amusement on the day FUND
The effect of gin, initially in German town HANGOVER
The flavour given by a new occupant of house VANILLA
The star of the East? LEADINGLIGHT
Transfixed, I married - and blanched IMPALED
Turns out, but always turns inside out! EVERTS
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