The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Monday, 20th July 2009

There are 28 across clues and 28 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Monday, 20th July 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Killer back in work, one tied up on board
AAcross 1:	They don't like to strike
AAcross 5:	Bank is reversing into bus garage
AAcross 6:	Aged? By Jove, it might be!
AAcross 9:	I spill the beans, choked by surprisingly artful prisoners
AAcross 10:	Thin person originally filling carriage; he ate all the pies!	GREEDYPIG
AAcross 10:	Each cigarette end needs a light
AAcross 11:	See 9	PERSONSINGULAR
AAcross 11:	Risking a commercial undertaking, given turn around
AAcross 12:	Admitted being deceived?	TAKENIN
AAcross 13:	After looping the loop, Red Arrows fly from here
AAcross 13:	Sly Sue's destroyed Joyce's character
AAcross 14:	Diagram showing the average to take to the left, gaining height
AAcross 14:	Issues involving one's offspring
AAcross 17:	Such a hotel might be in favour of accommodating bear scoffing last of breakfast	FOURSTAR
AAcross 17:	Back in time
AAcross 18:	River takes poem to river
AAcross 21:	Clothes fasteners securing border bind poorly — whatever next!	THEMINDBOGGLES
AAcross 21:	Where is this sold? Oh, in the local, perhaps
AAcross 22:	Lower speeds ordered on both sides of the river
AAcross 23:	Again letting out? Yes!
AAcross 24:	Cool, hot below
AAcross 24:	Officer getting a rough ride on ship
AAcross 25:	Wonderful character getting thinner
AAcross 25:	Bury in Milan?
AAcross 26:	Ending in defeat, dabbler's move rubbish
AAcross 26:	Lame ducks, maybe
AAcross 27:	It suffers periodic reversals in time
DDown 1:	Some part of uninspired vegetarian's diet
DDown 1:	Influence of converted priest, say, is mounting
DDown 2:	Drink gets the pub down, which is novel	PORTERHOUSEBLUE
DDown 2:	The nerve of the chap
DDown 3:	So positionally top-class crickets declare
DDown 3:	KLM pilot not allowed to make a landing?
DDown 4:	Big name for big toe?
DDown 4:	A little bit of heaven?
DDown 5:	Hymn fades, one listener having turned up
DDown 5:	Unintellectual impression about sunburst
DDown 6:	Psychiatrist's head gets back into anxious teaching
DDown 7:	How business works flexibly, joiner having called up daughter	SUPPLYANDDEMAND
DDown 7:	In Italian it translates as "sliding one's fingers along the keyboards"
DDown 8:	Ferocious swimmer good during rows? Listen!
DDown 8:	Assimilate a summary
DDown 9:	Drying up, I'd lark about with writer
DDown 12:	Antipodean machine with multiple teats of ice water malfunctioning
DDown 15:	A fool so upstanding given to repeated musical expression
DDown 15:	Irresolute chairman's lack of control
DDown 16:	Get Paul's explosive
DDown 16:	Vandalised rose beds need patient care
DDown 18:	Two pounds in hard cash for "The Moonstone" author
DDown 19:	Sound type wanted
DDown 19:	Scrap an out-of-date golf club	OLDIRON
DDown 20:	Zulu offering conclusions along with a nation
DDown 20:	Insect with the ability to irritate?
DDown 22:	Bottom off bicycle part, I'm running down the hill!
DDown 23:	Run over?