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The Telegraph – TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,527 – Oct 21 2020

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Advanced period of restraint LENT
Are terrifying like the Marines ALARM
Arrived with large pack animal CAMEL
Boxing East Ender I developed in greater poverty NEEDIER
Copying a sound made by computer APING
Cost of being friendly OUTGOING
Do casual work with English artist — he could use it TEMPERA
Dodgy American power infiltrating religious group SUSPECT
Double killer’s regularly cleared what star does TWINKLES
Film director’s limited view ANGLE
Fugitive from EU free to wander round heart of Belgium REFUGEE
Gadget makes soldiers wink GISMO
Give Yale U changes in this? IVYLEAGUE
Jam kiosk’s place to keep cash STANDSTILL
Kept in confined space, odd part of kitchen KETTLEDRUM
Lose Mini racing round hairpin bend in big car LIMOUSINE
Made approximate weight limits WROUGHT
Make good taxi company put up the Italian Democrat REBUILD
Make the bench FORM
Maybe gunfire salute HAIL
One cartoon character missing head and feet IAMBI
Pleasure-seeking swimmer soaking up sun at sea SENSUAL
Plotline from Paradise Lost cascades ANGELFALLS
Polluted area put in shade by journalist TAINTED
Recalled a dash for information DATA
Report variable range missile coming back BOOMERANG
Rogue following motor sport for the money FISCALLY
Scream when this person leaves film SHREK
Servant, female, attending the Queen in May HENCHMAN
There’s something fishy about material RAYON
What could make game lie square EQUALISER
William III acquired this for a bit, historically HALFACROWN
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