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    The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Tuesday, 4th January 2011

    There are 15 across clues and 17 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 4th January 2011. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Suspect reggae music taken to moon by American
    AAcross 5: Former stink journalist dug up
    AAcross 9: See 23ANDRE
    AAcross 10: Learns off Messi shimmying round City back
    AAcross 11: Eclipsing "night sun" Io, perhaps, as the "day sun" may be?
    AAcross 12: Setter's setter's working as a singer
    AAcross 14: Number of fellows in place next to border with a soldier caught wearing women's clothing?PUFFTHEMAGIC
    AAcross 18: Delaying tactics? Nothing new in that!
    AAcross 21: Try to cut leader out
    AAcross 22: Prostitute? Mine wears black, if welcoming guests
    AAcross 25: King to rule as result of this pedestrian appearance by Queen?
    AAcross 25: King to rule as result of this pedestrian appearance by Queen?
    AAcross 26: Drug ring detective follows with some hesitation
    AAcross 27: Stupid me, this setter would say, looking like a deerDOEEYED
    AAcross 28: A song to admire?
    DDown 1: See 14
    DDown 1: See 14
    DDown 2: Lower classes coming into some money for bathroom items
    DDown 3: Went past a rude hovel needing repair
    DDown 4: See 12
    DDown 5: Cheese plant he moved, having lost page after not quite finishing novel
    DDown 6: Mythical Greek character always in Aphrodite's heart
    DDown 7: Second beat in the Faces' "Wild Horses"
    DDown 8: Force out to find a home for plain-clothes policeman?
    DDown 13: Flowers coming out? One has stamina broken
    DDown 15: Antioxidant from river in flood, iodine replacing oxygen
    DDown 16: Shunned a bit of Wensleydale cheese cooked by daughter
    DDown 17: Setting for 23, 12 and 24's featured song from Python? Ah, Leeds!HONAHLEE
    DDown 19: See 24JBLIGE
    DDown 20: Catherine hides hesitant expression, having married a frogKERMIT
    DDown 23: Need part transposed to right key for singer
    DDown 24: Girl may be going out with a little jazz singer
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