The Telegraph - CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO: 2,767 - Oct 26 2014

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Add twice as much nonsense about learner TRIPLE
After a short time, left opposition in legendary island ATLANTIS
Argument that's often heard over church? DINGDONG
Bishop with a blessing for primate BABOON
Editor in newspaper upset, longed for house SEMIDETACHED
Farm building above ground, as opposed to cellar, say BYRE
Female of higher class in England than in France or US? DAME
Harrods is this sort of shop POSH
I am quietly remaining, then I take off, exhausted IMPOVERISHED
Injure part of leg in run? Just the opposite HARM
Insensitive policy that puts writer under pressure DEADLINE
It allows us to review a certain ploy, in a way ACTIONREPLAY
Like the word you need to write but not the words in the clue POLYSYLLABIC
Ma's letters are recited in Asian language MANDARIN
Master giving choice of ends in football field LORD
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New player included in side, but antagonised DEBUTANT
Person from one part of Africa so attached to another SOMALI
Piece of luggage from one rugby player followed by eight more BACKPACK
Repaired at last and disposed of, we hear SOLED
Retriever, in short, holding minute young creature LAMB
Russian, for example, is not a free person -- not entirely SLAV
Series of shots producing recovery RALLY
Some detour is typical, especially for sightseers TOURISTY
Starts off orchestrating musical piece in original score as this? COMPOSER
United's new outfit passed around KNIT
Weakness of contract in card game with North or South holding hearts LOOPHOLE
What's needed to finish crossword, yet I can't, weirdly TENACITY
With my words, I transformed antisocial behaviour ROWDYISM
Women committed to union could make a scene if agitated FIANCEES
Yell cry of pain, being immature CALLOW