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The Telegraph - Cryptic Oct 21 2014

ClueAnswer
Argument that could take its toll? DINGDONG
Bit of change in mined material COPPER
Brazen, having spent too much time in hot water? HARDBOILED
Copy secure bridge player in another card game CRIBBAGE
Crack found in rear of gun, we hear BREACH
Critical interpretation of former sieges misplaced EXEGESIS
Disorientated unit at place overlooking North surrender CAPITULATE
Dress, not new, that's showy GARISH
Dull figure in subway? PEDESTRIAN
Food presented by firm American repeatedly COUSCOUS
Getting on with a good authoritative journalist AGED
Harry is beginning to grow into flying ace BADGER
In ethos, a disturbing giver of pain SADIST
King Edward maybe getting trophy at second of jousts POTATO
Like a crate, mistakenly pierced close to vat DECREPIT
Motive in crime not originally detected REASON
Place where one's amusement is stalled? FAIRGROUND
Pretentious sort crafted prose about university POSEUR
Prize gained by retired cartoonist? REWARD
Promise revealed in part of sentence? WORD
Quiet row possibly, on reflection low place to find a car? SHOWROOM
Shift of direction implicated in defensive error VEER
Strong men entering Spanish city with American VIGOROUS
Struggle with women's opinion VIEW
The two going on to A&E in America, causing trouble BOTHER
Two alternatives besetting a tense public speaker ORATOR
Wise like undergraduate largely? ASTUTE
Works of art, say, laid out to engage you in the Louvre? STATUARY
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