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| The Guardian Prize crossword of November 30th, 2002 other clues |
| Resistance leader put gallon into family car, minutes before coppers arrived! (4,10) |
| Legends of Barham's body sling manoeuvres (9) |
| Malaysian state banning telecom operators from Sunday (5) |
| See 8 (5) |
| Some tack, lead and play for time (9) |
| Like 1 across, she resisted a gamble in fine feathers (8) |
| Stayed in the arms of Morpheus, enfolding Psyche (6) |
| A dog? According to him it is! (6) |
| How one competes with lousy mule spinning (9) |
| Tommy's done for, Bonaparte's half-cut: nothing for it! (5) |
| Just sober chamber ensemble? (5) |
| Panic on isthmus, some worshipper abjuring images (9) |
| Postwar regulars get fat, unfortunately (5,1,8) |
| Surcingle, say, with arms? (6,8) |
| Land of song, say, in uprising (7) |
| Heart of glum reaper, going out with pantomime dame (9) |
| The poet's sanguine horse, due for grooming (4-4) |
| Conservative yes-man representing these islands (6) |
| A rider is below the apogee for one (5) |
| You, say, lead attack on lecture (7) |
| Odalisques from "The Dames' Outing" (Rolf Harris). O, face the fact! Check out a disaster! (3,6,2,3,5,2,3,5,2,4,10) |
| No rabbi cooked game for this Irish icon (5,4) |
| John Peel's portfolio? Or the folio? (4,4) |
| See 8 (5,2) |
| How kippers are caught? (7) |
| Capital! When mother ran off with knight (6) |
| See 8 (2,3) |
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