The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 17th November 2004

There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 17th November 2004. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	The fault's in the office not the Church	CLERICALERROR
AAcross 10:	Disease? Iron is included in tonic for treatment
AAcross 11:	Politician in first-class cover-up
AAcross 12:	Calamitous reverses with no time for a smoke
AAcross 13:	Unexpected gripe about live changes producing special benefit
AAcross 14:	Field fire breaks out above the usual foliage
AAcross 16:	Expression of admiration of hard and fast moves	HATSOFF
AAcross 18:	A right pair - useless and exhausting
AAcross 20:	Engineers get round to make the waste usable
AAcross 21:	European Union's typical split over trees
AAcross 23:	Drank heavily back in the station
AAcross 24:	Separate and get a French drink in return
AAcross 25:	Where one can't see the wood, they say!
AAcross 26:	Trolley service?	MEALSONWHEELS
DDown 2:	A fuel grid used as a protector
DDown 3:	First report on tree snake
DDown 4:	Lively place for fast food
DDown 5:	Losing height, perhaps? Hardly!
DDown 6:	A description of tennis to which I attach mainly commonsense
DDown 7:	Ring followed by long think
DDown 8:	Mixed, as in molecules
DDown 9:	What the publican calls late on many occasions	TIMEAFTERTIME
DDown 15:	Silicon confused with aluminium with the same slope
DDown 17:	"The skull bone" - a class topic I put out
DDown 19:	Well up in singing - that's me
DDown 20:	Artist in East London, producer of a colourful display
DDown 22:	Woodwork for a trunk?
DDown 23:	Sad song, for instance, to unburden heavenwards