The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Thursday, 6th March 2003

There are 14 across clues and 16 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Thursday, 6th March 2003. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Sink originator
AAcross 5:	Temporary transport from termini
AAcross 9:	Its berries are round and red, or round and pale
AAcross 10:	United States investments for Rolling Stones
AAcross 11:	Port people rebuilt on Tees	FOLKESTONE
AAcross 12:	Words of a man said to be ambitious with a funny beret and tutu	ETTU
AAcross 14:	They could come up on the pools, as it were - ill winds!
AAcross 18:	I belong to one partner without distinction
AAcross 21:	He wrote about a large weight
AAcross 22:	Fundraiser makes mixed drink
AAcross 25:	One thousand concert exercises - Martinu's last composition
AAcross 26:	Tobacco for pervert
AAcross 27:	A resident may be heard, it's surmised
AAcross 28:	Butler's work before name is revealed - concealing a question of identity
DDown 1:	Make a fuss about Robert Owen initially being remote
DDown 2:	One in Spa we shall follow, needing treatment
DDown 3:	Drudgery producing academic chef d'oeuvre?
DDown 4:	Bolt I have inserted in right frame
DDown 5:	Mostly at home with Lee, say, or rangin' about with Lee
DDown 6:	Craft needed by a member of the orchestra
DDown 7:	Call to follow possum ...
DDown 8:	... a creature no saint must flatten
DDown 13:	The air in Cairo's metropolitan area?
DDown 15:	Putrid (sic) outcome with three points
DDown 16:	Confusing name for politician - elected head of government
DDown 17:	Type of bed that's an American symbol
DDown 19:	An attractive person, outwardly like Kierkegaard
DDown 20:	Blake's bell ringer
DDown 23:	See 12
DDown 24:	Bereavement a second after sunrise