The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Thursday, 8th March 2007

There are 12 across clues and 15 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Thursday, 8th March 2007. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 4:	Good catch at cover
AAcross 6:	Nuns, sick having eaten fish, remaining calm
AAcross 9:	On the way to 15 without fighting
AAcross 10:	Dawdling with tart by lake
AAcross 11:	Many lousy places, let or otherwise, will affect the blood
AAcross 15:	Low-lying feature of 2 - judge is about right in case	BRERFOX
AAcross 17:	Sky pilot's abuse of rod - there's a lot of it about
AAcross 18:	Did Roman soldiers at Chester train here in a terrible state?
AAcross 22:	Mistake of expert relating to problem with uterus
AAcross 23:	Ridicule about capital monarch by new composer
AAcross 24:	Gives birth almost without trouble, which calls for a drink
AAcross 25:	See 21
DDown 1:	Farmer traditionally associated with 25 and 23 7, initially 23
DDown 2:	Ambiguous article removed with birds by 21 3 25
DDown 3:	See 21
DDown 4:	Water softener for the copper, pointless when child's about
DDown 5:	Little room on Tyneside for saint of Artois (I've just got there)
DDown 7:	See 23
DDown 8:	Rail travel impossible for boy like 21?
DDown 12:	Except when climbing into vehicle, continuing with financial irregularity
DDown 13:	Stone whence bird ascends having eaten headless beast	KOHINOOR
DDown 14:	Home student in game is probably going to wonder
DDown 16:	Deaf characters find a road, as old soldiers do
DDown 16:	Deaf characters find a road, as old soldiers do
DDown 19:	A gull named Koko?
DDown 20:	English film, a long one?
DDown 21:	American writer and prophet, supplier for boats on the Tweed