The Telegraph - CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO: 24,116 - Jul 25 2003

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A comic gets buzzing first, being without alternative HUMORIST
A pen is carried by most youngsters STY
A scientific American gets no party back-up EDISON
A variety of trees transplanted RESET
About a hundred, and a character - has created a niche RECESS
Business reverse? TURNOVER
Climbers may well be somewhat irrational UPTHEPOLE
Cut the French - and about time, note! LACERATE
Drank up and rushed outside SUPPED
Exercise with a woman and cause some irritation PEEVE
Fetch round article for stripping BARING
Gets rattled American soldier into a dreadful state AGITATES
Great British king left to have a meal EAT
Jerk - a fool with children TWITCH
Judges seem set to make changes ESTEEMS
Like quiet? A glider's what's called for ASP
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Like the House of Commons, it's quite incomparable PEERLESS
Many a minister is a worm! CADDIS
Notices amended in part SECTION
One needs a certain start ACE
Prospering, though there's trouble with water supply WELLTODO
Put an end to a writer getting in the way WASHAWAY
Regrets getting last men out LAMENTS
Salary about right, it appears, for equal status PARITY
Shade for the wise environmentalist SAGEGREEN
Soil of a resort in superior situation BESPATTER
Stuff can be obtained with money - simple! CASHMERE
The little cherubs placed it the wrong way round PUTTI
The old soldier is of course more wily ARCHER
The rest of a person's days LEISURE
The setting aside of a tool is in error ISOLATION
Those individuals taking English as a subject THEME