The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Tuesday, 27th April 2004

There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 27th April 2004. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 9:	Two US leaders, Australian long jumper and Spanish golfer left gutted
AAcross 10:	Defence of California resort unbounded by Italy
AAcross 11:	Famous chair only?
AAcross 12:	Greek character with identity about to issue forth
AAcross 13:	I put on gravy, but not to bird
AAcross 14:	17 across's negotiable version of Einstein's special theory of relativity: "Hokum! He PhD? Or me?"	THOSEAREMY
AAcross 16:	Rest of song now wrong
AAcross 17:	Curry unfinished, a lot eaten but no starter, leaving marks we hear
AAcross 19:	Popeye with claim on Donald Duck?
AAcross 22:	Seeping bit of liquid, having weed
AAcross 24:	Waste which takes a battering?
AAcross 25:	Huge figure, brave character to follow nation lacking support
AAcross 26:	Sort of nerve through which spirit?
AAcross 27:	See 14	THEMIHAVE
DDown 1:	See 14	PRINCIPLESIFYOU
DDown 2:	See 14	DONTLIKE
DDown 3:	Bowler for Yorkshire v Lancashire, perhaps?
DDown 4:	Elton, the criminal, extended appeal
DDown 5:	See 14
DDown 6:	Pacific islands in this way break a criminal up
DDown 7:	Tea in tea's gone to pot
DDown 8:	Policeman is very suspicious of chartered organisations	LIVERYCOMPANIES
DDown 15:	On which bouncer with endless drug has to leave club
DDown 17:	Crybaby girl about to grab sleep? Elizabeth
DDown 18:	Red key
DDown 20:	I . . . I . . . imbeciles
DDown 21:	Elf wound round end of finger
DDown 23:	Soundly smooth flat land