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- March 19th, 2002
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The last charge to Jerusalem (4) crossword clue
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| The Guardian Cryptic crossword of March 19th, 2002 other clues |
| Pick up lock key then lay down (6) |
| Covert introduction of Scripture to cult (6) |
| Lisa is keener, they say (4) |
| Division intended to report after leave (10) |
| Flicks off hospital machine switch (6) |
| 2 type of beetle (8) |
| The pledge of confinement (9) |
| Middlebrows regret backing common currency (4) |
| They'll make short work of things (9) |
| Absurd ambition, not one to end in a province (8) |
| Washington Irving's hollow shelter bagged by mole (6) |
| Cut out the occasionally Prussian style of skirt (4,6) |
| See 27 (4) |
| He has the power to cut blades - grass? (6) |
| (and 25, 2) The once fruitless condition re-called by Nelson? (6) |
| Roman Io stirred Cupid (7) |
| See 27 (5) |
| All lit up in rave to raise charity (7) |
| Strangely overlooked old solvers smuggling currency (6) |
| Commentary about the mother of two monarchs (9) |
| Au fait with top Newcastle United form? (5,2) |
| Tony Short added fungi raised on the farm as part of the bill (7,6) |
| Depressed spirit sinks off without energy into the gloom (9) |
| Given new powers, penal centre became sanguinary (7) |
| Endlessly abuse a right to be withdrawn (7) |
| Flush out Peter, the French prisoner (7) |
| For example, lead and drive high up, finding top gear (6) |
| Dainty morsel of mackerel, finely sliced (5) |
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