The Telegraph - CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO: 23,838 - Sep 3 2002

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...so nourishing to consume, in my case MEATY
A small amount consumed and charged ACCUSED
A Welsh girl, or Indian, perhaps ASIAN
Boisterous high jinks in polo match? HORSEPLAY
Cautious going about a mile on lake in some heat WARMLY
Chap admitted to some degree he has no Dutch BACHELOR
City leaves a trace in the desert SAMARKAND
Collapsing? Hold on - grabbing some steak... CRUMPLING
Competitive return from distilling the marc REMATCH
Engage in struggle to secure musical instruments LOCKHORNS
Famous personality playing games on pitch MEGASTAR
Fruit and vegetable brought to church PEACH
It may turn into friendship AMITY
Mean to be like nettles? STINGY
Miser moves to holy city for forgiveness REMISSION
Nobility always needed attendant around PEERAGE
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Not applauding chap's warble HISSING
Old Bill arresting one behind bridge ARCHAIC
Person's behind advertisement, or beneath one POSTERIOR
Poet makes short trips around family HOPKINS
Relaxed about revolutionary teabag? SACHET
Religious leader always putting a tax on a heretic leader AYATOLLAH
Reserve nice building in parts of Crete RETICENCE
Senior teacher you once interrupted DOYEN
Supports suspicion about nasty mark SUSTAINS
Take a new attitude from the rest REPOSE
Take the chair SITDOWN
Thick, so studies English DENSE
Tree, not entirely popular choice LARCH
Triangle treated in sort of calculus INTEGRAL
Turns out for bad defeats ROUTS
We hear girl is prone to think carefully ANALYSE