The Telegraph - Cryptic - November 28 2016 Crossword Puzzle Answer

The Telegraph - Cryptic Crossword Puzzle Solution - November 28 2016 
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'Snoopy' charactersBUSYBODIES
A month, just, in part of LondonMAYFAIR
A woman's religionFAITH
Artillery brass hatsBIGGUNS
Bankrupt work of artBUST
Boom -- it's soundly broken!BARRIER
Boy takes midnight airSONG
Check caught and bowled, with interruption by game being held upCURB
Craft worker posed as RomanOARSMAN
English county shortly linking with a US stateIOWA
Fear led to model form of governmentFEDERAL
Gaelic verses with no beginning or endERSE
He'd a treaty drawn up, poised for actionATTHEREADY
I stand up to a Greek characterIOTA
Lead on diamonds, then duck?DELUDE
Most important part of SpitheadPITH
 
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On top of the bowling unitOVER
One hears word of itMOUTH
One saves, but it's more difficult with nothing coming inHOARDER
Order some frozen jointsENJOIN
Patron that has been upset by agentBENEFACTOR
Pound notes may be what it means to a musician!FORTISSIMO
Proceeded to travel 100mphGOTON
Pulling, we hear, on the line -- or standing by?TOEING
Settings for old stories with misleading passagesLABYRINTHS
Small dining chairsSEATING
Speak about nothing in particularGENERALISE
They act unthinkingly, placing plant needing warmth in a sickly sunAUTOMATONS
Very distant until nowSOFAR
Virtue that's cultivatedHONESTY
Where Hood's men gathered petition?ROUNDROBIN
Yet such talkers may not be on the levelSMOOTH

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