The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Thursday, 4th April 2002

There are 15 across clues and 12 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Thursday, 4th April 2002. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Adjustment is required to circumvent many a dispute
AAcross 9:	Soon each French city accepts recipe
AAcross 10:	Newborn issue given Welsh name	BRONWEN
AAcross 11:	Free - as air or melody?
AAcross 12:	Shrewd Congressman's first article on the state of Albany
AAcross 13:	Very pale blue or green flower
AAcross 14:	A little dog - perhaps one plays with it
AAcross 16:	Fleshed out feature found in Dublin "Echo"
AAcross 19:	In France, who quietly delivers a bon mot?
AAcross 20:	Prepare for scan on the Fourth of July
AAcross 21:	Bill's partner with new diet consumed 84 starters and felt better as a result
AAcross 23:	Prolong a short trip abroad
AAcross 23:	Prolong a short trip abroad
AAcross 24:	Chairman's back with directors in passage
AAcross 25:	Latin and Greek races	THECLASSICS
DDown 1:	Rural guilt I cast off as a farmer
DDown 2:	A South American weasel - it's in the dictionary at the back
DDown 3:	Nick has to come across
DDown 4:	Songs of sunrise demanded in Australia
DDown 5:	Remove wrinkles from head of cabin boy in ship
DDown 6:	Currently employed, they make everyone a loser	NOWINSITUATIONS
DDown 7:	Rudder's astern, as it may be on a packet
DDown 8:	Voltaire, say - deep cynic lost at sea
DDown 15:	Sword in Rome forged by Cassius once
DDown 17:	Copper and aluminium encasing part of the forearm
DDown 18:	It's good to have had a long life
DDown 22:	A physicist starts to find Einsteinian relativity more involved