The Telegraph - CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO: 24,367 - May 14 2004

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A quietly suffering Native American APACHE
A sporting event boring some folk FLATRACE
Approach for credit? ACCESS
Arouse just about everyone CALL
City retreat where French pastry is served ECLAIR
Clemency - but not for all QUARTER
Composing thank you note for collection of pictures TATE
Concerned with an engineer on a ship getting a break RECESS
Flat that's neat STRAIGHT
Flier getting the finest fish STARLING
Forceful firm fellow COGENT
Guarantee result will be about right ENSURE
Have misgivings about light-weight SCRUPLE
He's responsible for the water supply - off and on TURNCOCK
It's not long since bank would accept foreign coin RECENTLY
Item of clothing unlikely to appeal to loose women? TIGHTS
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Learns as re-writing new magazines ARSENALS
Not in favour of a brochure constituting an agreement CONTRACT
One river in ten will contain food for the table TUREEN
Protect key wetland in divine setting DEFEND
Serving girls win a more workable arrangement AIRWOMEN
Showing irritation with carrying cash in this country IRELAND
Sped about at the church to finish off DESPATCH
Tell say, being more wily ARCHER
The adolescent brew green tea TEENAGER
The chimney-sweep's appalling ways GRIMES
The cutting wearied and was somewhat worrying BOTHERED
The lad may be brought to a standstill HALTED
The singer wants a lot changed ALTO
Underworld bloomer resulting in bad accident DISASTER
Various characters were impressed with his output PRINTER
Water - nothing more! MERE