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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Monday, 9th January 2012

There are 15 across clues and 18 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Monday, 9th January 2012. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 9: Finish off a secret society in these courts
AAcross 10: Nun oddly including it with song of religious group
AAcross 11: Boy cut by crazy inmate given protection, in a way
AAcross 12: Agreements between parties in power followed by legislation
AAcross 13: Price paid for policy, one accepted by expectant person?
AAcross 15: Loomed over vessel coming to a part of South Pacific
AAcross 17: Work of poet? Frost, by the sound of it
AAcross 18: Predict probable winner, rest not lasting long
AAcross 20: Grieving widow echoing my expression of pain
AAcross 22: Sailor unusually hearty rounding cape
AAcross 25: Behaviour of supporters becoming established
AAcross 26: Chap who's changed side in financial crisis?
AAcross 27: Debate controller and male speaker interrupted by a couple of demonstrators
AAcross 30: Study teams including Republican judges
AAcross 31: Conservative in America with backing, like 26 down with 3?
DDown 1: Revere as American hero that's become less appealing, we hear
DDown 2: Frantic, yet rum, PR is showy, worthless rubbish
DDown 3: Nobel laureate among German novelists
DDown 4: Fox avoids him — person outside national TV spotlight, initially
DDown 5: President, for example, listened to songs
DDown 6: Act on a PM so awful in grave situation in ItalyCAMPOSANTO
DDown 7: Ring entertainers, such as the septet in today's puzzle …
DDown 8: … a burden borne by Americans?
DDown 13: Press Conferences to produce material for this?
DDown 14: Desperately positioned, intermixes frantically
DDown 16: Opposed to government leader getting on
DDown 19: One who takes off from Port Said sent flying
DDown 21: Electing to cover one area, providing feel-good factor
DDown 23: See 7
DDown 24: Republican with wealth, primarily flip-floppingROMNEY
DDown 26: Composer dear to Ivor Novello
DDown 28: Odd power in historic parliament
DDown 29: Some satiric humour full of comic potential
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