The Telegraph - CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO: 24,188 - Oct 17 2003

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A girl on the river gets extra room ANNEXE
A woman advocates choice climbing plants, systematically classified HERBARIA
Aim to consume small cod as recommended ENDORSED
An art gallery needs a particular means of ventilation LOUVRE
An individual can't change a lot, so one maintains FATALIST
Can point to the spike TINE
He's offered a small boat with a certain hesitation TENDERER
Hide the real outcome LEATHER
Inexperienced driver - one given reprimand for causing damage LACERATE
It's easy for those with faith in natural healing SIMPLE
Jocularity tolerable only to the adolescent? BADINAGE
Key agreement for viewers EYES
Laying out money for second hanging SPENDING
Man getting excited about the music ANTHEM
Many swear and a quarter get into a hole CAVERN
Mere lads breaking stones EMERALDS
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None inside ran out, though adversely affected SPOILT
Rakish fellow cut by a European, though game ROULETTE
Scholars beginning singing in a low voice BASS
Some refuse full-bodied wine, beneficial as it may be USEFUL
Stimulated, or possibly exhausted ROUSED
Stipulations made by one section of the orchestra STRINGS
Study only when fit again READJUST
Subsequently a number may be put sideways LATERAL
Taking exercise in the stern, comes a cropper! REAPER
The chump, to break in on such an agreeable guy! ASSENTER
The crossword compiler's dog? SETTER
The effect of Ulster's involvement RESULT
The limit, for example, of French backing EDGE
The sailor's back clothed in black and white will be copied PIRATED
Think to change date and time MEDITATE
Tin-ore working in the East ORIENT