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The Telegraph - Cryptic Jun 23 2010

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A carer aimed for treatment from fellowship CAMARADERIE
A couple of presents are neither here nor there NOWHERE
A little grass cutter BLADE
A Parisian loved to adopt name that's plain UNADORNED
Coaches dismissed one child's father -- that's obvious TRANSPARENT
Completely reveal entitlement OUTRIGHT
Construct heat-resistant cover for boards THEATRE
Country origin of small birds TURKEYS
Culinary requirement of a sailor from Gibraltar? ROCKSALT
Forecast that's a bore for the audience AUGUR
Gets excited about ten cottages, for example, lacking love ENTHUSES
Golf and fishing make you tall and skinny GANGLING
Grovel and return pan to wife KOWTOW
Lands, say, on the western side of Edinburgh ESTATE
Looking for understanding SEEING
Lying about source of money accepted by copper (corrupt) RECUMBENT
Noted intervals worrying some in set SEMITONES
Notice red shift is hidden RECONDITE
Old silver starts to exhibit dullness AGED
One makes an effort and runs in level TRIER
One might help one pick out a tune PLECTRUM
Only half right on half of epic poem LYRIC
Over in Germany, after beginning to take root TUBER
Place one's found in river to stand in DEPUTISE
Rave about raising help, showing such emotion RADIANT
Sign of injury caused by short shock SCAR
Substitute for an old flame with cash EXCHANGE
Travel North, chasing beer slang JARGON
Venue for a good man welcoming company ASCOT
Where there's no solution to lifeless hair? DEADLOCK
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