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The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,681 - Jul 20 2021

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A quiet dance introduces each showAPPEARANCE
Acceptable excuses given by worker?PLEASANT
Arm muscle — it turns in both directionsROTATOR
Bug requiring computers, etc. to be taken out of serviceLURGY
Concern among all other people leaving hospitalINTEREST
Device for connecting plug, suitable in the place of missing leadADAPTOR
Disconcerted as a result of broadcast getting cancelledTHREWOFF
Drone in America having completed milesTHRUM
European knights boasted endlessly about love and honourENNOBLE
Film takes against leading supporter of the royalsMONARCHIST
Former leader of East Germany with English nameEDEN
Guy, for example, takes timeSTAY
Have untold pride in the first instance and confessOWNUP
Hero flounders badly, carrying unknown injuryFROZENSHOULDER
In spite of everything, they're oddly entering a declineAFTERALL
Involving two individuals: a boy in contact with a boyPERSONTOPERSON
Knock back some gin (or generous cocktail that requires it!)NEGRONI
Last three pieces of fresh lamb prepared for butcher's standSHAMBLE
Leave old food unfinishedEXEAT
Nothing works. My bad!OOPS
Old couple grabbing small space outsideOPENAIR
People bragged occasionally about new table ornamentEPERGNE
Personalised trial arranged with a demoTAILORMADE
Proposal retained common groundRECOMMENDATION
Rissole obviously contains fatOLEO
Sadly, owls nearly starve without primarily eating rodentsWATERVOLES
Team sport organised alongside river, generallyFORTHEMOSTPART
Train carriage's rear section withdrawn by engineersRETINUE

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