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| The Guardian Prize crossword of August 14th, 2004 other clues |
| Chaps like Paul Daniels not unknown among children's heroes (6,3) |
| Look back (stet) (4) |
| Simpson in return appearance needs a drink (5) |
| Most autocratic of Old Left turning to fabricate in two ways (9) |
| Evans once sang in great interpretation (7) |
| Put new life into the lily-livered? (7) |
| Galileo ball gravity, very doubtful way to see the world (6,7) |
| Pere Joseph's crise en menage when one makes way for a revolution (8,5) |
| Fire? Holy smoke! (7) |
| Philosopher spewing bile on outspoken idiots (7) |
| Turner developed without hindrance to wit (4,5) |
| Peruvian film maker''s completion here (5) |
| 'e guarantees to overwhelm Rusedski? Preposterous! (9) |
| Millstone leaving me without a g-groat, wretched! (8) |
| Namely the Guardian's quest (5) |
| Doctrine arousing a militia's anger (14) |
| 19 figure with nothing against second chance coming first (7) |
| Fish spread elevated - with Prince's label (7) |
| The rule that is broken for freedom lovers (9) |
| Hardy, failed poet? Not lacking love (6) |
| Lag beating rap in time-wasting argument: how? (4,10) |
| Centre of lens absorbed by outcrop, sadly, not in camera (4,5) |
| Lashings of vitality one's absorbed from Kent (8) |
| Places wherein debates are read out in Old English (7) |
| Old women being driven by unarmed combat? (4,3) |
| Sylvia Grahame's part in making one 8 (6) |
| Accept their help, or gaol rears (5) |
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