The Telegraph - CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO: 27,735 - Feb 26 2015

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A clever rhyme or note you memorise initially ACRONYM
A monolith? Not Charlie Watts STANDINGSTONE
Artist who copies Monet among others? IMPRESSIONIST
Aunt chews fishy titbit CASHEWNUT
Boring instrument gurgled now and then following a rousing intro AUGER
Bring back or put away again RESTORE
Could be footballer switching left to right gets slightest of chances PRAYER
Degree by which bank appears just BARELY
Doctor's inquiry about viewing hospital is ignored WATSON
E for Einstein? EGGHEAD
Female that follows rule and sits on money? BRITANNIA
Green viewpoint? One old soldier enters vote against NAIVETY
Idiot gets phrase cut short in chat network TWITTER
Jaguar type that's in the pound OUNCE
Last word to the French about what makes an impression ADIEU
Limits of some shorter miniskirts TERMINI
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Married but over early freshness DEW
Maybe The Sun is about right -- it covers the present WRAPPINGPAPER
Means it's breaking the law WEALTH
National hero's repelled slaughter MURDER
Nothing so dour could make you perfumed ODOROUS
Objective is emotion filling court DISPASSIONATE
Performers cast or sacked ACTORS
Pole in Baltic port with limited beauty -- sound familiar? RINGABELL
Providing small uncertainties IFS
Salami is no peppier when cooked PEPPERONI
Slip up, using King Edward with ginger root ERR
Some taxicabs or buses are spongy ABSORB
Support showing inner steel TEE
Type of material one works on endlessly TOILE
Unobtrusively dealing with article supported by 'Question Time' ONTHEQT
We hear bishop's place by Dartmoor, for instance, that's spectacular SCENIC