The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 870 - Nov 2 2012

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Clues Answers
...whom this acquaintance did for KNOWLEDGE
A cat opens a world up SNOWLEOPARD
A Turk trained in best college must be self-sufficient AUTARKIC
According to a rule all people like this fruit APPLE
African with English typing a novel EGYPTIAN
American handbag contains what's acceptable to carry on PURSUE
Ashes holder -- Australia or England? They're the ones coming second URN
Became dim and indignant STEAMEDUP
Brought up to be disagreeable person society shuns LEPER
Circular saw changed nothing. So he took an ax WASHINGTON
Devil's books parish condemned: not one cheats CARDSHARPS
Difficulty about housing left confused impression BLUR
Give fresh instructions on radio presentation REPROGRAMME
He thought about the 9 being not used and not picked up NEWTON
Heath Robinson originally backed European gallery ERICA
In non-drinking environment Scots own a corrupting influence TAINT
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Name O. Henry originally adopted for theatrical work NOH
Opportunity Dutch ancestors grabbed CHANCE
Past villain, not current AGO
Petty officer everyone looked after SMALLMINDED
Publisher's device: it shuts in hour after work COLOPHON
Red revolutionary lines surrounded Russia's capital CHERRY
Second-year student hopes room can be customised SOPHOMORE
Silver attaches leg for conflict AGON
Stevenson made up tale in which preliminary matter is black spot SMUT
Stick that's chewed GUM
Support chief town on Dornoch Firth MAINTAIN
Tragic, mad Dane greeting about first father and mother ... ADAMANDEVE
Wellington got going as stud UMBO
What Eden held: empire lost by (a week�s creation wasted!) weaker vessel PREMIERSHIP
Where berry bush can be cultivated SHRUBBERY
Where sportswriters sit and sweat, getting cross with crowds all round Pressboxes