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The Telegraph - Cryptic Jun 16 2003

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A common plant in Spring or September GORSE
A local pump attendant BARMAN
A tonic it may be, getting a mention in dispatches CITATION
Although a learner, entered a card-game WHILST
An embrace for Lady Grey ASHEN
Avoid getting hot in a blazer SHUN
Avoids rubbish containers SKIPS
Barmaid argued about a pound PORTIA
Be careful! The time is not right WATCHOUT
Blow in either direction TOOT
Doctor again involved on a point of sanitation DRAINAGE
Doctor wore drab clothes WARDROBE
Fled before the start of the storm RANT
Girl is found in dreadful need DENISE
Gunner has job, it turns out, in South Africa JOHANNESBURG
Head of Gordonstoun takes leave of haggard relative AUNT
Home supporter shot in foot INFANTRY
Indicate place for a country meeting POINTTOPOINT
It used to be very painful SORE
It's eaten at an age-old celebration BIRTHDAYCAKE
It's used to pass through Derby, say, with ease CHEESECUTTER
Mix up in motor-cycle trial SCRAMBLE
Number of the Spanish flat ELEVEN
Philosophical student in academic stream CALM
Port trade DEAL
Reportedly packs flowers PHLOX
Running out of stock altogether STAMPEDE
Set out to marry drunk! STEWED
Show improvement with respect to criminal record REFORM
Summon attendant PAGE
Throw oneself into exercises without a breather PLUNGE
What's needed for developing wee runts? WETNURSE
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