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City in Syria — lop ape (anag) (6) crossword clue


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The Guardian Quick crossword of May 4th, 2012 other clues
Traveller's ID (8)
Association of countries (4)
Before (5)
Toddler's enclosure (7)
Shut up! Stuff with footwear? (3,1,4,2,2)
Buy quickly (4,2)
Basket for an alfresco meal (6,6)
A heavy — ball, say (7)
Frayed (5)
Catch sight of (4)
Computer ID (8)
Chrysalis (4)
Sudden attack (7)
Haitian capital (4-2-6)
Eagle, hawk, falcon or owl — parrot (anag) (6)
Pea relative with tall spikes of flowers (5)
War memorial (8)
A coin-operated timer found on town streets (7,5)
Obvious (8)
Guitar pickers — carp let (anag) (7)
One of the Seven Wonders of the World, built on an island off Alexandria (6)
Dolt (5)
Wood pile for a funeral rite (4)

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