The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Tuesday, 10th September 2013

There are 17 across clues and 13 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 10th September 2013. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Rector squared the circle?
AAcross 5:	Coastal resort wherein time may be put by
AAcross 9:	Died with violin play and forgetfulness
AAcross 10:	Get one's own back from, say, Russian flower
AAcross 11:	Leave that's fairly short
AAcross 12:	Absence of French in English city outbreak
AAcross 13:	Range said to be a sailing blunder
AAcross 14:	Shelter in former educational establishment with power
AAcross 16:	Fiddle somehow led to stand with legs apart
AAcross 19:	Get excited? No!
AAcross 19:	Get excited? No!
AAcross 21:	One doesn't much care to be without it
AAcross 23:	High note needs drink
AAcross 24:	Figure is about 80 chains
AAcross 25:	Gland inclined to Erastianism?
AAcross 26:	Bird that concludes with a period
AAcross 27:	Last under English system
DDown 2:	Sweat — ie, invents work offering more jobs
DDown 3:	Noisy reveller for whom dawn herald gets one for nothing
DDown 4:	Reduce council item employees carry to look indispensable
DDown 5:	Illumination from paper could be unhealthy
DDown 5:	Illumination from paper could be unhealthy
DDown 6:	Course of time with torture
DDown 7:	Live in lustre at the boozer
DDown 8:	One who counts on his fingers?
DDown 15:	Fetish to ring in place of worship
DDown 17:	One without faith somehow hates it
DDown 18:	Pattern formerly sufficient
DDown 20:	Turned last of 15 round gallery
DDown 22:	Drinkers find some taste in a glass or mug