The Telegraph - CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO: 26,891 - Jun 13 2012

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A fellow's first short, short and sweet AFTERS
A supporter welcomes almost affluent continental AFRICAN
Accuses exercises after one man starts and feels pain IMPEACHES
An urge to see bad speller lose head ITCH
Animal races covered by Herald CRITTER
Be disconcerting to a Parisian, never being wrong UNNERVE
Big support for stars GREATBEAR
Bread and sugar LOAF
Fear being late, drinking last of beer DREAD
Line beyond which investments yield nothing? POINTOFNORETURN
Looked on girl's love, expecting doubt initially OGLED
Lose case -- too much worried by example of 9 CHOCOLATEMOUSSE
Make economies, and ditch engineers first RETRENCH
Murmuring 'Money holds nothing before golf!' COOING
One who succeeds by getting musical composition broadcast HEIR
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Outlet serving hot pears stewed with no end of sugar? TEASHOP
Party girl dunking digestive vacantly in coffee LADETTE
Prisoner with record of French uprising modified behaviour CONFORMED
Sailors in revolutionary vessel destroyed by fire BURNT
Sally's fencing skill? RIPOSTE
Ship that is carrying good things to wear LINGERIE
Small amount of vintage wine set before doctor CRUMB
Source of irony in angry worker's breakfast? CROISSANT
Stone circle, white, not quite complete OPAL
Sustenance allowed during Lent? FASTFOOD
The way chestnut, say, is straddled by heartless sergeant STREET
Their changes add years of tradition HERITAGE
Things produced on strike back up management, finally OUTPUT
Those mile runs -- makes you supple! LITHESOME
Translate Latin 'cedi' to yield 'the very same' IDENTICAL