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King (early English) and partner turn turtle (4,4) crossword clue
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| The Guardian Prize crossword of November 6th, 2004 other clues |
| Comes from the East and takes the car about (7) |
| Ambiguous form of help in back yard? (7) |
| Do art student's protracted speech (5) |
| See 23 |
| Fast mover on river backed by another feature of Sydney (5,5) |
| See 23 |
| Satisfied expression in the midst of poverty retained by notorious firm which has many faces (11) |
| See 12 |
| Loudly call out number, if there's time during election (10) |
| Successfully confronting, not in the house opposite (9) |
| See 1 down |
| Reins in about five hundred in notes (7) |
| Happiness is to be about half well dressed (7) |
| Wasn't "23 _____, 10 (without negative) 24 to 24 been 17" a 3 19? (3,3,5) |
| You are upset and so is left-winger (6) |
| Sceptical French placing West African lake on New Guinea (10) |
| The school doctor's a fool (5) |
| Ground floor row and its consequence (9) |
| Praise was axed (4) |
| See 23 |
| Sword encompasses grand upper-class (3-5) |
| Royal house takes Manx town with zest (6,4) |
| Roman historian gets fat on first Guardian (9) |
| See 23 |
| See 23 |
| Saw Chinese principle lose tension outside (6) |
| Group of palindromes (6) |
| Awfully fat woman designed a house that revolved around t' kitchen - not me: I'm for eating out, as the 19 goes (2,3,3,5,2,2,4,2,7,4,8,11) |
| See 23 |
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