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The Telegraph - Cryptic Nov 12 2006

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'Urges,' in quotes INCITES
A back number: that's clear NET
A jocular 'I get taken advantage of' AMUSED
A royal pain about the crash! PRANG
A white one isn't as tall as the others LIE
Aim to annoy, which does make things dicey ENDANGER
An individual painter, as opposed to a firm CONSTABLE
An irritability we all have lurking inside us SPLEEN
And I folded the paper abstractedly INADREAM
Article I can't contrive to assimilate, though it's great TITANIC
As wife to be, free to enter BRIDE
Because you ask to have a room, is vetoed FORBIDDEN
Block with rocks ICE
Blowing a horn, get us caught in a stampede ONRUSH
Firm we call on that's clearly frightened COWERING
Having a fool turn one in: tell the police about DENOUNCE
Hors d'oeuvre produced praise all round, dear APPETISER
I do have a little hotel in the US IDAHO
Instead, changed the first to 'aversion' DISTASTE
Is Orwell flying the plane? GEORGE
Leading lady, covered by a gun, is trembling USHERING
Makes a silly sap grasp the sharp end APPOINTS
Reversible zip PEP
Rising from ruins, in an awful state, a man INSURGENT
Rush to get the post? CAREER
Smart material a cushion is backed with DAPPER
Taking mother along, I go off to get a plant MAGNOLIA
Tees off before me coming back, having the honour ESTEEM
There's a funny noise. Key is inserted. Worry AGONISE
Turns on and transmits SENDS
Where nurses work to get ahead ONWARDS
With delicacy, the little creature nibbled at TITBIT
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