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The Guardian Cryptic Answers

Tuesday, 9th April 2013
There are 16 across clues and 15 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 9th April 2013. View the answers below..
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Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: As old leaders of poverty hit and repressively armed oil nation in crisis
AAcross 6: Pine cleanser with immaculate finish
AAcross 8: Getting together for party in new home, not saying by what means?
AAcross 9: Denial set in codeNODICE
AAcross 10: Eats cooked meal with man contracted to help in moving home?
AAcross 11: Huge mistake in the event of being in spasm
AAcross 12: Decent homes for homeless wretches
AAcross 15: Commit to buying a home, if trade picks up?
AAcross 16: I set core cryptic!
AAcross 19: Don't turn in before end of Pilates exercise
AAcross 21: Is around, evolved, or is gone
AAcross 22: React badly about kiss for Cornish TomREXCAT
AAcross 24: Numbers of computers in temporary home
AAcross 25: Changes one gradually at first within and, by chance, changes
AAcross 26: Eager to see Camilla go glam
AAcross 27: How to supply team with fruity mix of tarts for winter season?
DDown 1: Sets up loan to exchange (set up around completion of transaction)
DDown 2: Two things Charles is but Camilla isn't, in speech to deliver abroad?
DDown 2: Two things Charles is but Camilla isn't, in speech to deliver abroad?
DDown 3: Contract for removal: right and good to make a home
DDown 4: Overnight shift after close match
DDown 5: See 15
DDown 6: Wine and cheese: uplifting with a little Gershwin
DDown 7: Getting together in positive mood, preparing for movePACKINGUP
DDown 13: Moving home? Boatman is, in April or May
DDown 14: Floating algae fumes interrupt search and rescue: an additional problem
DDown 17: Having a blast in South London
DDown 18: Without much travail, not prevented from moving home
DDown 20: No stamp duty to pay after exchanging?
DDown 22: "One bad at heart without the head" — from speech in Ireland
DDown 23: See 10