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    The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Friday, 12th September 2003

    There are 16 across clues and 18 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Friday, 12th September 2003. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: "12 ______" (The 27) - "Is 14 11" and "Shleps his wet feet" his translation
    AAcross 4: See 1WITHTHE
    AAcross 9: Trojan 'ero in retreat returned like Stephen Fry at Dundee
    AAcross 10: Downcast not downcast?
    AAcross 11: See 14
    AAcross 12: The 27's heavy, that's him in France, trapping 100 rebellious ArabsLUCABRASI
    AAcross 13: American-Italian exploiter lying about our times
    AAcross 15: Who's machine? Is dat right? Wrong!TARDIS
    AAcross 17: Illuminate with reflection from Sat-Nav aspect
    AAcross 19: Author-poet singularly 1across 4across 21
    AAcross 22: Travel in time beyond it and back from Rome
    AAcross 24: Scotsman rejected commercial spirit with water
    AAcross 26: Where one put up with Lawrence during the short vac
    AAcross 27: Family film sponsor
    AAcross 28: Cat smooths the way? On the contrary!
    AAcross 29: S-stay behind for such a night with Van Gogh
    DDown 1: Drink around eight, get tight and flop
    DDown 1: Drink around eight, get tight and flop
    DDown 2: Power held by eco-model, the centre of Disney's futureEPCOT
    DDown 3: Trouble with teeth: bad or ropey? Ah!
    DDown 4: Such strikers angry hearing Clause Four activist?
    DDown 5: Rule of this from a practised hand?
    DDown 6: Inaction's disturbed the maestro
    DDown 7: Involve leave with restrictions
    DDown 8: He'll tak ye tae the quarry
    DDown 14: Brokenhearted, wet and I can't be resuscitatedDEADINTHE
    DDown 16: Humble traveller in so much of France
    DDown 18: Mace a sergeant wielded en passant!
    DDown 18: Mace a sergeant wielded en passant!
    DDown 19: Massages the figures with declared deficiencies
    DDown 20: Evans, once keeper of, eg, dry pitchesGODFREY
    DDown 21: See 1 across
    DDown 23: Girl of the Spanish fictionELLIE
    DDown 25: French king rising to embrace Switzerland's divine humour
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