The Times - Cryptic - Times Jumbo 393 - March 16, 2002

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...Thurber, too - yes, surprisingly for a poet ROBERTSOUTHEY
A branch of enterprise taking power from record producer SECTOR
A fine material hypothesis ATOMICTHEORY
A way headmistress had with a breathing problem SUFIISM
A way of approaching outburst ACCESS
Active hospital spin doctor at first exaggerated smartness SPITANDPOLISH
American lodger engineers to make fast buck? ROOMER
As the sayings of Jesus are believed to be ARAMAIC
Australian mammal is concerning one after record temperature MONOTREME
Beginnings of some universal faith is in such mild mystic belief ASTHMA
Boredom English start to notice on endless night in Calais ENNUI
Bright star partially showing inside nebula DENAB
Cheese man put outside to keep cold LEICESTER
Country by no means without king NORWAY
Country work makes one dry, bringing up a brown skin colour SERENATA
Damage to one north American harbour MARINA
Early recording of first of études in C flat CUNEIFORM
Fashion poorly girl finds hard to copy MISSHAPE
Father backed support I got in allowance for spending money APPROPRIATION
First off, selected footwear HOSE
Former MP for Hull, representing Wardle and Malvern, too ANDREWMARVELL
Former MP for Salford, representing Blair Loch and Elie, too HILAIREBELLOC
German city derides sauerkraut somewhat DESSAU
Get directions on stop as a departing bus is seen ENDWAYS
Get rid of burden of peacekeeping? UNLOAD
Group of constables in crowd lacking power to get back REPOSSESS
Human beings, an unknown multitude MANY
I do ruin stylus badly with application INDUSTRIOUSLY
If wife's taking man to task, primarily that's over that woman WHETHER
In a non-extreme manner, upset Daniel with temerity INTERMEDIATELY
Keep back one as a result of prevaricating excuse EVASION
Late trios of eloquent Schubert again amuse ENTERTAIN
Leaderless state council's following once more laid in lap for gods LARESETPENATES
Leave mad sectioned DEPARTMENTAL
Liberal or Democrat is allowed to run after old city position LORDMAYOR
Marlin wife finally brought in box to counter SPEARFISH
More tedious to compete in the middle, endlessly HEAVIER
Morse's habitat? One would certainly find Lewis here OUTERHEBRIDES
On offensive, knowledge is avoiding one further attack RECRUDESCENCE
One particular stand to see race at Epsom THEOAKS
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Ornamental material showing a total absence of greens, say? TORTOISESHELL
Painter upsetting theorists - that's not hard ROSSETTI
Perhaps Shakespeare has to intimidate each poet WILLIAMCOWPER
Philosophy of life only had by extremely high-flyers WORLDVIEW
Poet getting Spenser over error with name for queen EDMUNDBLUNDEN
Poet of transforming delicacy the French know well CECILDAYLEWIS
Poet who remembered Adlestrop steam engine THOMAS
Poet who translated pieces of Lucrezia Borgia's father? ALEXANDERPOPE
Poet who's written verse about the Big Apple TENNYSON
Poet's longing and a girl's in return SIDNEY
Polite German author soon dispatching second instalment MANNERLY
Precision former to render part needed by hoe EXACTNESS
Rare glove turned out not the right size OVERLARGE
Reduced bar in the diameter THINNED
School of painting, one covered with many points SIENESE
See and note traditional knowledge LORE
Shift before dogs make for these shortbread pieces PETTICOATTAILS
Shorten - taking middle sections with corers destroys twenty inches RETRENCH
Sloppy Arnold gets a bit of a roasting LARDON
Smallest meadows first for tedding AMERICANCLOTH
Some returning Punjabi has me mailing address abroad MEMSAHIB
Spreading a profuse balm, which comes from trees BALSAMOFPERU
Stand back before a number of spectators ETAGERE
Stonefish? SARDINE
Suicidal, so gets friendly sorting out SELFDESTROYING
Sweep along board ENTRAIN
Tax second small home SCOT
The same addicts took every other item DITTO
The underworld almost freezes - spirals downwards, perhaps HELICES
Thoughtful writers I possess... PENSIVE
Throw at him cure of specific aches RHEUMATIC
Trailing plant growing on craggy face, perhaps OLDMANSBEARD
Translation of Chapman omits to include old poet THOMASCAMPION
Treat mac in chlorate for waterproof fabric LEAST
Unearth diamonds with one siliceous rock DISENTER
Very slowly, old policeman repeatedly turns up without answer POCOAPOCO
Walk unevenly on second bandage SWADDLE
What the critics like about Paris SUCCESDESTIME
What's often thought funny smell's certain to come back HUMERUS
Where you might end up, given a high degree of latitude ICECAP