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The Guardian Cryptic Answers

Friday, 8th January 2016
There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Friday, 8th January 2016. View the answers below..
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Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 8: Change amount, it is put about
AAcross 9: SF writer acts like one with film that is withdrawn
AAcross 10: Quick move made to get cured meat
AAcross 11: Begging that rage in tent be modified
AAcross 12: Saps providing supporting directions to such as the Missouri
AAcross 14: Celebrity fringes at congress after the end of December can be a net attraction
AAcross 15: Enthusiasts confined in the bronze age a great deal
AAcross 17: Composer, otherwise disrespectable, gets rid of tattered carpets
AAcross 20: Unconfined uneasiness resolved after a fashionINASENSE
AAcross 22: Non-illuminated bend up front leads to the opposite
AAcross 23: Lengthen publicity by circular letter on short London opening
AAcross 24: Architectural feature providing detailed protection from the elements
AAcross 25: Scaffolder reported stiffness
AAcross 26: Impracticality of one changing lead is beginning to manifest
DDown 1: Who's piece of music in France creates very little commotion
DDown 2: Loudly advertise second-class anti-flood con­struction
DDown 3: Tanker's workers get tax threshold removed
DDown 4: Get free international support
DDown 5: Loathsome herbal tea served up — not right!
DDown 6: Order for stone coffin someone from the West Midlands once executed
DDown 7: Room to go forward rapidly without second in command
DDown 13: Real loss of work at showroomSALESFLOOR
DDown 16: Estate residents a number one gets to irritate
DDown 18: Former visit a total mix-up — one needed to leave?EXITVISA
DDown 19: Jelly eating out requires plate
DDown 21: Managed to get back six grand to Norwegian portNARVIK
DDown 22: Needed pole to be replaced in a selected position
DDown 24: Man's junior partner (so-called) involved in technical fraud