The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 100 - Feb 24 2009

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A motorist should engage it sitting CLUTCH
A sweep's a way of making money PESEWAS
Air-trap you see very little of under basin, on purpose UBEND
Archbishop of Canterbury is surprisingly male non smoker ANSELM
Awful pun about tie being raised to a higher level UPDRAWN
Constant? Too much in New York's complicated KNOTTY
Criminal grants (copper reflected) his way's hard proverbially TRANSGRESSOR
Cut-offs for cyclists and other road users PEDALPUSHERS
Determined to have no need of love or money FUND
Early English subsuming Augustan poet's epic EPOPEE
Faulty wiring in what could be disastrous for vehicle manufacturer WAINWRIGHT
Idle fancy by American composer DELIUS
Lot say altered definition of 2 Chambers has initially PATRIARCH
Moral Rearmament adopts a New Testament text for meditation MANTRA
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Name one of the Muses of logarithms NAPIERIAN
Noisy game in country house CHEQUERS
One who puts clothes on sideboard DRESSER
Ready for Gym after Scripture RIPE
Relaxing with eleven endlessly to watch the box TELEVIEW
School leavers with one who'd sell them out WHITESLAVER
Shot Seve'd 'urned' but not earned UNDESERVED
Star rode around in open car ROADSTER
They are not quite refined or unrefined EARTHY
Treatment of arts that is Juvenal's forte SATIRE
Trees trained to form fence RESET
Useless trifles: QI chairman accepts Pied Piper FRIPPERY
Women aching to exchange gossip CHINWAG