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    The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Friday, 4th January 2013

    There are 13 across clues and 16 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Friday, 4th January 2013. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 9: Opponent finished Old Course
    AAcross 10: Trailblazing traveller left with another identity to tour Italy
    AAcross 11: Close to end of condiment that is something put on kipper?
    AAcross 12: Intellectual bachelor loves drunken snog
    AAcross 13: Incline to keep reading and you might well!
    AAcross 14: Fibbed half-heartedly, with lies perhaps generating this response
    AAcross 16: Religious official trying to convert Iraq, so intruding
    AAcross 19: Call up soldiers, colonel wanting one to get shocking treatment
    AAcross 21: More than one counter in taxicab adds the wrong way
    AAcross 22: After Metamorphoses, Ovid was to issue a denial
    AAcross 23: Unsettled person needing heavy metal, it goes without saying
    AAcross 24: Foreign currency racket completely disheartened auditor
    AAcross 25: Judge needs a long time to go over close votes
    DDown 1: Elite nags, whipped into shape, run thisSAINTLEGER
    DDown 2: Signs of suffering as Athenian character volunteers to accept budget, finally
    DDown 3: Revolting, like those going bare-chested? That's right!SPOTON
    DDown 4: Wimbledon champion, not male
    DDown 5: What sustains a setter in trouble again, one constrained by censor
    DDown 6: Are they flowery knickers?
    DDown 7: One replacing good cycling holiday gear
    DDown 8: Physicist is a tragic figure losing bet
    DDown 14: "The Godfather" — major piece of art or utter tedium?
    DDown 15: Shakespearean warrior reportedly gave battle wearing ladies' lingerieFORTINBRAS
    DDown 17: Labour's conclusion: party ultimately scorned, getting sent up
    DDown 18: Member of oppressive regime thrashed a servant
    DDown 20: Place for better business that's like home inside
    DDown 21: American and British foreign affairs
    DDown 22: One following pop art movement
    DDown 23: Winning over with very loud praise
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