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    The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 30th April 2003

    There are 14 across clues and 16 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 30th April 2003. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Press maintains conductor of weapons inspections unfinished, then be damned
    AAcross 5: Silent revolutionary ruler installed on a colony
    AAcross 9: For the present time, commendation on certificate's inscribed
    AAcross 10: French name welcomes Pole at end of three months - one's unprivileged
    AAcross 11: Animal coat tailored according to its physique?
    AAcross 12: Indian state supreme, if ancient European region declared by Spooner?
    AAcross 14: Hailing English, or hailing a Pole, not English, perhaps
    AAcross 18: Object to having to wait inside entertaining student - brilliant!
    AAcross 21: Indian state stated to find nymphomaniac
    AAcross 22: Encouragement to child having tripped, given soda: so I pay, foolishlyOOPSADAISY
    AAcross 25: Standard tipple squandered, one put in neat rum
    AAcross 26: Belligerent acts from German leader invading a nether region not popular
    AAcross 27: Wanting more colour, heading off, about ... about to fade
    AAcross 28: Let down by rising a semitone twice?
    DDown 1: Indian state provides double entendre with "poke"
    DDown 2: See 12
    DDown 3: Relentless smashing of Alex O''Brien
    DDown 4: Indian may speak in this party without limits
    DDown 5: Indian city's report to US politician not good
    DDown 6: Stagger to the dance
    DDown 7: Something ungrammatically spoken between oneself and the heavens?
    DDown 8: Indian city causing mix up in West Country river, but not the capitalAMRITSAR
    DDown 13: Happy, perhaps, under his friend's last name, the star
    DDown 15: Punter, old knackered one, invested in knackered horse, perhaps?
    DDown 16: Report to clear up resort
    DDown 17: Accomplished botch held up, then put together
    DDown 19: Indian city under the last George and the other assistant
    DDown 20: Indian city wherefrom setter's got a rash
    DDown 23: Career sees children pocketing penny
    DDown 24: Indian city formerly said to provide food
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