The Telegraph - CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO: 27,389 - Jan 17 2014

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A criminal catching disease -- it comes with having money AFFLUENCE
Bank fixes this -- a rebate's organised BASERATE
Bread delivery trip? ROUND
Comic teases the arty types AESTHETES
Consider inadequate the amount professional's paid FEE
Country expelling a cheeky youngster CUB
Detestable nob, rather drunk ABHORRENT
Drink sealing complete mockery SENDUP
Everyone seemingly bogged down, ruined FALLEN
Fat raider abandoned principle of decent business deals FAIRTRADE
For this restaurant you need vehicle -- absolutely! CARVERY
Get in TV engineer initially -- bad picture, quite small VIGNETTE
Go wrong producing enzyme PEPSIN
Grebe maybe wanting day on water, heading off DIVER
Grow old -- a potential problem for rugger players KNOCKON
Investigation of sports field north of church RECCE
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Island capital's little house with female singer belting number HONOLULU
Journeys in St Martin's place TOURS
Literary work in cipher about to be hacked ODE
Material to consume -- and rise after consumption! REPEAT
Nasty bun munched -- one's not defeated! UNBEATEN
Note a perverse notion CROTCHET
Old title for gentleman is given for one held to be divine OSIRIS
One with doctorate admitting university is a failure DUD
Poet in hospital, wise person left abandoned HORACE
Power to act for part of academic institution FACULTY
See unit newly installed in one type of bathroom ENSUITE
Setter may hope one treats him nicely DOGOWNER
Snake at No. 50 -- or might it be this? LADDER
Something at back of boat gets fish spinning about RUDDER
Speak at length, offering tattle about the Queen, nothing extra PERORATE
Virile Cockney, an old-fashioned rocker, came forth EMANATED