The Guardian - Cryptic crossword No 21,962 - Jul 28 2000

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2 fell head over heels for Bill CHIT
A longing to sew? No way! ITCH
Agent holds Kipling's work to be slight SKIMPY
Antediluvian order restricts single bar OBSOLETE
Awfully blue about star admitting spin canêt be justified UNPROVABLE
Calming down, stopped taking dodgy Ecstasy with gin QUIETING
Entire sprinters' centre led great comeback INTEGRAL
Express toll for a little one? NELL
Fairly big bird DIPPER
Feodor's work: it takes half the studio IDIOT
Flower scoffs free scoff DERIDE
Gentleman's pleasure? RELISH
Heath supported Arab leader, first off, it's claimed ASSERTED
I hid ensuing dust after work: that's nothing to write home about UNDISTINGUISHED
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In the Bernese Oberland a psychologist meets a German lady FRAU
It may be recognised as one of the French books, if one is skilful IDENTIFIABLE
Lifting one hat, toff becomes assiduous DILIGENT
No reason for filtered coffee? GROUNDLESS
Posh 10, awfully sour about another 10, as is a lovesick husband UXORIOUS
Taught to toboggan round front part of train SCHOOLED
The result of only a little light work? EASYSOLUTION
These allow one to go without grub EXEATS
They say it's a plait to wear down ABRADE
Two men set about a retired bounder over being such a pain HEADACHE
Virgin taking over interior design practice? PROCEDURE
Water overflowing the green NAIVE
William's pal introduced 'earty mixer GINGERALE