The Times - Cryptic - Times Cryptic 22371 - June 6, 2003

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A writer's ballad mostly captured disastrous event APOCALYPSE
Act unconventionally to put one's life in order STEPOUTOFLINE
Aggressively overtake empty vehicle, riding on carriage CARVEUP
By the sound of it, a meal's relaxed ATEASE
Causes trouble to government department cutting wages INCOMMODES
Energy shown by a mother is awesome AMAZING
Etruscan rebels not submitting to authority RECUSANT
Fairly big girl has come to grief LARGISH
Having succeeded on racehorse, one looks quite happy SMILER
Hotel cat sullied towel in kitchen TEACLOTH
I'm gathering extremely reliable information about course of treatment REGIMEN
Japanese location, satisfactory after a fashion, but ultimately deficient OKINAWA
Land mass covered by a variety of heather AMERICA
Large number into physical exercises before a game PELOTA
Listened to a sailor going over rough training ground ASSAULTCOURSE
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No introduction needed for hit record LOG
Old friend, born in France, one taking the Baccalaureat? EXAMINEE
One's charges might be small, in more than one sense BABYSITTER
Order filling the books should make a fortune BOMB
Poetic gesture from beefcake, oddly BECK
Port's distinctive quality, say AYR
Rod left with fish on BARBELL
Situation that's difficult for some, and tacky for the rest? BEDOFNAILS
Superior pub, mostly good for boozing TOPING
Supervisor is given cards, following accusation CHARGEHAND
Treat octogenarian initially for wind PAMPERO
TV programme controller? BIGBROTHER
What volunteer welfare worker gives, without worrying? CAREFREE
Woman journalist put name to article EDNA
Youngster forgetting first part of lesson is told off CHID