The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Friday, 7th March 2008

There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Friday, 7th March 2008. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Roman emperor, about 51, taking parts of Gaul
AAcross 5:	Spooner's lifts, rail transport for hobos?
AAcross 9:	Ducks on river somewhere in Somerset beginning to swim
AAcross 10:	Conservative leader has means of securing agreement
AAcross 11:	City still on cloud nine
AAcross 12:	Making people laugh about Sagan's "Origin of the Universe"?
AAcross 14:	Orlando's stuff is of no account
AAcross 18:	End of term - time to interrupt one composer or another
AAcross 22:	Body (without wings, naturally) going round sun
AAcross 23:	Oil drilling platform amid raging water
AAcross 24:	Our ancestors? Put 'em in a corral
AAcross 25:	Hotel in Notts town providing room for manufacture or repair
AAcross 26:	Rail transport for tutors?
AAcross 27:	German ship - be right in front
DDown 1:	Rozzer going to prison takes what's in cell - mineral
DDown 2:	Migratory insect seen in tree
DDown 3:	Split in Indian state was almost unknown
DDown 4:	Architect delivered warm housing design	LUDWIGMIES
DDown 6:	Cigarette end found in coat after performing quick inspection
DDown 7:	How mince is cooked for a Chinese dish
DDown 8:	Make a mockery of the law, holding up police after start of investigation
DDown 13:	See 4	VANDERROHE
DDown 15:	Walking in the morning, except when carrying large article
DDown 16:	Gunners entered privately
DDown 17:	Laurence is turning blue
DDown 19:	See 1
DDown 20:	Track an Afghan
DDown 21:	Noted sergeant in Scotch bonnet, for example