The Telegraph - CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO: 23,868 - Oct 8 2002

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A pint is poured for entertainer PIANIST
A pound for treatment MASSAGE
A round dance? BALL
Bar wrecked in club - gruesome MACABRE
Canned beef that is poisonous TOXIN
Church's popular feature CHIN
Claimed to be convertible, like our currency DECIMAL
Curtailed final appearance for Gloria SWANSON
Dangerous beast, almost a cripple CROC
Get by with no degree of honour PASS
Go off and walk slowly into river EXPLODE
Having mounted fine horse, following direction for town WESTONSUPERMARE
Lord's storehouse empty? BARON
Make quiet money DOSH
Measure dogs, perhaps, that are picked up STEP
Naive curiosity as to what money may earn? SIMPLEINTEREST
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Name for school period TERM
Old robber, needing something to eat, horribly apt to break in FOOTPAD
Ordinary volume, but it contains interesting snippets COMMONPLACEBOOK
Row about good cat TIGER
Son went first on toboggan SLED
Sort of car robbers need? That's ridiculous! GETAWAY
Soviet combine harvesters? COLLECTIVEFARM
Summary of one book on record EPITOME
Suspecting there's a charge to fish FEELING
Tend to be thin LEAN
This author is no one we know ANON
Two shortly feeling irritable and nervous TWITCHY
Well-bred chap has sheltered upbringing GENTEEL
Women at cooker worked together WOVEN
Yank led off without concealment NAKEDLY
Yellow, like some supermarket chickens? GUTLESS