The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Friday, 17th August 2001

There are 14 across clues and 15 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Friday, 17th August 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 9:	Bringing forth the case for the Euro?
AAcross 10:	Weapon whose abandonment may bring promotion
AAcross 11:	Porn appears for the first time in Beethoven's work
AAcross 12:	Ealing Broadway first confused Asian
AAcross 13:	Extent of territory occupied by Crusaders?
AAcross 14:	L could be a bargain
AAcross 15:	One thing a spinster cannot do
AAcross 17:	Tony provided plum duff for the family
AAcross 19:	Effects lacking on our railways
AAcross 22:	Nourishment available for two small coins
AAcross 23:	Why admit late items to be loaded?
AAcross 24:	Relating to a period after privatising the mail
AAcross 26:	Authority for government measures
AAcross 27:	Dutch uncle without a notion of geometry
DDown 1:	Sign of happy marriage - none of this	NEVERACROSSWORD
DDown 2:	Old record player?
DDown 3:	Illness one may find in Africa
DDown 4:	Slow in raising one's hat to a politician
DDown 5:	Island for a boy to cry over
DDown 6:	Battle celebrated by Orange type
DDown 7:	Draw no conclusion from turning to the front
DDown 8:	It's not quite clear how a Jew almost managed to save Christian writings
DDown 16:	Space traveller and model flier
DDown 17:	Substitute taking over key role
DDown 17:	Substitute taking over key role
DDown 18:	Japanese growth threatening our country?
DDown 20:	Incompetent, but could be employed with a change of polarity
DDown 21:	What a cat does with a rat
DDown 25:	What's wrong about party leader?