The Telegraph - CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO: 27,611 - Oct 3 2014

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Clues Answers
A Parisian suit's beginning to get greasy -- so clean UNSOILED
After start of argument fight roughly ABOUT
Ban the heartless group trafficking? BARTERING
Crime writer managed to get ink flowing RANKIN
Dan keeps crashing -- protection for joints needed KNEEPADS
Depression over with first husband out of the way TROUGH
Enthusiasm brings prizes, though with many missing out ZEST
Excellent companion -- a politician and I will get on CHAMPION
Fortune no end about to be made -- filthy money LUCRE
Good to join mate visiting a nice rickety bar GINPALACE
Hunger in the morning when there's possible food around? FAMISH
I become cross, having come to destroy beast IBEX
Like yarn running through a book? STITCHED
Longed to be scholarly, given new head YEARNED
New poet isn't one to help friends or relations NEPOTIST
One can tell what pressure we are under BAROMETER
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One of two arches either side of a bridge EYEBROW
Open with a sign that something's wrong -- stress too much OVERTAX
Person full of humour and energy gets remuneration WAGE
Promise made by fool on northern river ASSURE
Re-establishment of Nazi set is most bizarre ZANIEST
Rise from place say, having been knocked over GETUP
Solid figure of knight turning up to be received by premier PRISM
Sound of drunken sailor in unruly incident at the controls HIJACK
Spanning entrance to theatre is a charmingly old-fashioned etching AQUATINT
Style of singing that could convey noble act BELCANTO
Supplicate quietly -- bit of hope follows PRAY
Ten roughly accommodated in apartment? Only five here PENTAD
Trouble taken initially to store the Spanish litres -- in this cupboard? CELLARET
Tumbler's content ______, that's clear! ISINGLASS
US television network includes odd bits CRUMBS
Very little time for measuring the pulse? MINUTE