The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 628 - Sep 7 2011

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A few rising in garrison will be top-ranked FOREMOST
Barbarian occupiers smite opposition to Federation EUROSCEPTICISM
Border with unopened flower enthrals a poet RIMBAUD
Break off end of chocolate in box CEASE
Conservationist's note after consent initially withheld GREEN
Control constant blazes CHECK
Dismiss feminine fury FIRE
Female with very mature bust FOLD
Filling for some pasta or apricot tart RICOTTA
Fish swimming round capital are reddish-purple FUCHSIA
Fish to fill a hulk at sea, or pass under it? KEELHAUL
Left for dead in stratagem's retreat LODGE
Limit uranium in atomic force BOUND
Line incorporated by act towards sound system DOLBY
Lose heart in dull work assignment DUTY
Movers and shakers' leading couples dance boisterously MOSH
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One splits first element installed in boiler CHOPPER
Pak choi is plant regularly cut up for root starch TAPIOCA
Petty officer in inclination to cut stir, adapting trivial punishment SLAPONTHEWRIST
Places turned over when European enters organisation SETUP
Plants spies among industrial relations group ACACIAS
Plummy addition (possibly kitchen coinage) ICINGONTHECAKE
Public address wicked lives with ecstasy or bliss PARADISE
See in Tom, Dick or Harry a god JOVE
Sign of growth heading off reversal of boom LUMP
Small complaint before one grasps hard African language SWAHILI
Supposing that infiltrating US agent was like a whistle-blower? FIFED
The object in a vegetable expedition CELERITY
Turn page in boozer SPOT
Two with heavy habits wasted benefit from incompatible situations HAVEITBOTHWAYS
Wag needing Jag, say, and diamonds CARD
When transforming, a coil is avoiding contact ASOCIAL