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The Guardian Cryptic Answers

Tuesday, 25th April 2006
There are 14 across clues and 16 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 25th April 2006. View the answers below..
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Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Does without police department in crucial encounter
AAcross 5: The jumper in the turret?
AAcross 9: "Cape Fear", in cinemas, had umpteen openings
AAcross 10: Many guests, having dropped Ecstasy, developed eye problem
AAcross 11: Theologian wearing slipper and cape is a numbskull
AAcross 12: Ruler's quiet sigh of relief
AAcross 14: Vegetable membrane on Bell's creation (the telephone)? Not initially
AAcross 18: It's God's own work to keep mine from crackling
AAcross 21: Jones's partner concealing heroin in boat
AAcross 22: Showing what's wrong with "Giant Disco" remix
AAcross 25: Conned into deal to procure drug
AAcross 26: Move unexpectedly, taking nothing from the best room
AAcross 27: Preserve composition by star
AAcross 28: Unaffected by bad behaviour with wax
DDown 1: Turned Iron Lady outside for slander
DDown 2: One accountant has daughter pinched by another - a chirpy creature
DDown 3: Symptom of middle age providing clue for "toast"?
DDown 4: Had control of Switzerland's agricultural establishment
DDown 5: Maestro Morrison's about to survey island
DDown 6: Drama involving a boatman
DDown 7: Cruise, a belligerent sort of missile
DDown 8: Concession about old letter, or announcement of the most recent ones?
DDown 13: Lie about receiving German director's directions to Welsh townLLANGOLLEN
DDown 15: All for sloths maintaining order in reverse
DDown 16: It's irrelevant to the professional scholar
DDown 17: Born to plead for super-market to be set up
DDown 19: Position of mystic meeting transmuting energy into time
DDown 20: Lincoln welcomes revolutionary novelistACHEBE
DDown 23: Good optical instrument from the valleys
DDown 24: Improvise with gold-digger