The Telegraph - CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO: 24,785 - Sep 15 2005

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Clues Answers
A fan of the telephone? BLOWER
A moving experience for the sedentary skier? CHAIRLIFT
A university lecturer is a man to be admired ADONIS
Anger is no substitute for logic REASONING
Chemist abroad orders gut rot DRUGSTORE
Discriminate against Easter egg manufacturing? SEGREGATE
Establishment with a prohibition on drink COFFEEBAR
Foreign cash invested in new name for nerve cell NEURON
Frequently and in no little measure! OFT
Getting along in footballers' circle Faring
Hanging around Spain is punitive SWINGEING
How the blacksmith attracts business? HORSESHOEMAGNET
In The Guardian, for example, it's socially acceptable to be a have-not! PAUPER
Ironic lines given to women WRY
It's to do with the pudding, perhaps? Naturally! Amatterofcourse
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Partially enlightens ignorant officer ENSIGN
Politician from America (male) STATESMAN
Restraints covering socially acceptable limits BOUNDS
Rush on novel requires cheap paper NEWSPRINT
Scale drawing for all of prison design is missing! FLOORPLAN
Send for a cab, perhaps TRANSPORT
Swallow, but say it's tongue in cheek! INGEST
Tense time to come? FUTURE
The best artist from the upper classes? TOPDRAWER
They return without hotel, however YET
Treat furs damaged by foil FRUSTRATE
Turn up with a soft fruit? APPEAR
Undeveloped west coast city accommodation? LATENT
Unfashionable lease for shop OUTLET
What people stop without finishing? WHO