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The Telegraph - Cryptic Mar 31 2014

ClueAnswer
A figure once hard to work out OCTAHEDRON
A row about the Spanish studio ATELIER
Agree to exchange letters CORRESPOND
As a fine example, Father ran full of energy PARAGON
Bill's getting new car, that's capital ACCRA
Business in time makes money COINAGE
Change needed for pound sterling -- don't set aside for driving back REPULSING
Composer in far off New Zealand heard record FRANZLISZT
Considering retribution RECKONING
Drive for mile travelling round pithead IMPEL
Go to get added flavour ZEST
Grannies making money EARNINGS
Hack returns, writing for papers EXAMS
It stimulates one to start piano and stick with it PROD
It suffers periodic downturns in time HOURGLASS
Laws that can only be broken by an expert CODE
Lent preliminary item that falls flat? PANCAKE
Lights now required for those who get busy after dark NIGHTOWLS
Limit area for stock RANGE
Making out, being intelligent DISCERNING
Moral rule put in French and Latin here ETHIC
Not huge, shaped to become robust TOUGHEN
Ordered to get round secure barrier BLOCKADE
Period of calm for one after exercising PEACE
Place of grazing ABRASION
Prison -- one's taken in weapon, getting bird PENGUIN
Quarrel over an ash tree ROWAN
State regalia thrown out ALGERIA
Submariners may be upset if these charges are dropped DEPTH
Top of the bill act? Rats! STARTURN
Unwatered stock NEAT
You wouldn't care to be guilty of it NEGLECT
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