The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Friday, 22nd October 2004

There are 15 across clues and 18 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Friday, 22nd October 2004. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 9:	Dolly eats 4, which is almost twenty-six centuries old
AAcross 10:	Finally, gastronome was up for crumble
AAcross 11:	Chiseller thus cuts somebody
AAcross 12:	More jobs, less tax, better services - same (if not radical)
AAcross 13:	During Easter, chaplains not at home, out
AAcross 14:	Room 101 turns into freezing landscapes
AAcross 17:	4 as plane or ship?
AAcross 19:	4 to take the lion's share
AAcross 20:	Worked up, that is, to snare 4
AAcross 21:	4 alongside river during drink gets better
AAcross 22:	4 caught by Malayan knife over in Scotland
AAcross 24:	4 huntin' round university
AAcross 26:	Issue's against image
AAcross 28:	A blemish afoot, which becomes mighty
AAcross 29:	Relatives in salons prepared to head for wigs	SONSINLAW
DDown 1:	Exalted work of 18 becomes junk mail
DDown 2:	Credit is doubled, causing great trouble
DDown 3:	4 cold in the country
DDown 4:	Plate brought up, liver?
DDown 5:	Invert 4/9/500 recurring
DDown 6:	4, note, for meat
DDown 7:	Time 4 constricted by 4 in Africa
DDown 8:	Currency of Europe? Sorry!
DDown 13:	Groups declaring peace
DDown 15:	4 in toilets shaking flap
DDown 16:	6 in small wood
DDown 18:	Cartographer places right 4 in Rome, wrongly
DDown 19:	Covert probing of NHS establishments by the Guardian repeated
DDown 22:	Making noise, soak to absorb bread
DDown 23:	4 destroys itself with phosphorus instead of nitrogen
DDown 24:	4 with arms raised
DDown 25:	Vociferate as runs over 4
DDown 27:	Hood caught 4, or 4 at large?