The Telegraph - CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO: 26,347 - Sep 16 2010

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Ample librarians may become leading ladies PRIMABALLERINAS
Bird submerged in bath awkwardly HAWK
Brother, pocketing tool, became a troublemaker BRAWLER
Checks siblings about moving ahead RESISTS
Cheeky young woman's belongings BAGGAGE
Component widely used once for insurance ENDOWMENTPOLICY
Custom of America with Georgia connection USAGE
Empty barrel of first-class content -- it goes on the wicket BAIL
Exacts former wrongs EXTORTS
Examination comprising some major algebra ORAL
Felt slightly unhinged TOUCHED
Grass harvest with nothing added is still fodder SOILAGE
Half-hearted step I'd taken TEPID
I tut about charge for lessons TUITION
I'd eat my stew between dawn and dusk DAYTIME
In the Orient, Society that is most casual EASIEST
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Made a bolt for it -- ace sped away ESCAPED
Medicine for Phil and Lily oddly enough PILL
Most discerning river bug DEEPEST
One knight uproots the flower IRIS
One who swears on his horse? TROOPER
Phone the French to begin fairy dance RINGLET
Produce a whip CROP
Recruits surprisingly listen on square ENLISTS
Scholar went to Long Island locality east of Java BALI
Seat in Diana's vehicle DIVAN
Sodium smell springing up NASCENT
Soldiers arresting meek people who do not use the NHS PRIVATEPATIENTS
Support a struggling settler TRESTLE
Warm up recipe held in centre HEART
Wind starts to twirl umbrella right now TURN
Wrongly mistreated union valuation that falls short UNDERESTIMATION