The Telegraph - GK CROSSWORD NO: 962 - Apr 24 2011

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-- Rhodes, British-born South African statesman 1853-1902 CECIL
Chinese-style dish served with fried noodles CHOWMEIN
Circular frame with series of projections round the rim COGWHEEL
Collapse as a result of illness FLAKEOUT
Descendants from one individual LINEAGE
Device for measuring amount of flow METER
Dutch town famous for its pottery DELFT
Enthusiastic or exaggerated kiss SMACKER
Evil demon in Arabian mythology AFRIT
Firth of --, inlet of the North Sea in south-east Scotland FORTH
Fowl split lengthways, opened out and grilled SPATCHCOCK
Fractional monetary unit in some South and Central American countries CENTAVO
Freedom and scope in which to act WIGGLEROOM
Fruit pie cooked with covering of caramelised pastry TARTETATIN
German leader of the Protestant Reformation LUTHER
High male singing voice TENOR
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Himalayan kingdom that became a republic in 2008 NEPAL
Informal name for Portsmouth POMPEY
Its sails run fore-and-aft on a sailing ship TOPMAST
Largest lake in South America, highest lake in the world TITICACA
Leaf bearing a flower on its axil BRACT
Name given to Jesus as prophesied by Isaiah EMMANUEL
Person who tests metals ASSAYER
Process of taking photographs CAMERAWORK
Rounded dome forming a roof or ceiling CUPOLA
Run away, make oneself scarce CHEESEIT
Sir Norman --, couturier and court dressmaker 1901-1979 HARTNELL
Small piece of hardware that plugs into a computer DONGLE
Something that excites giving a pleasant thrill TICKLER
Tall Tasmanian conifer HUONPINE
Town or Vale in Worcestershire EVESHAM
With great speed or energy LIKEMAD