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Parrot for the chop (4) crossword clue
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| The Guardian Prize crossword of November 17th, 2001 other clues |
| See 17 (8) |
| Dog in the mouth (6) |
| Team reported to have expressed regret (6) |
| Uproar caused by carriage (not genetically modified) for big guns (8) |
| Is Hamlet's part unreal? (4) |
| Australian bird eats some from East Quebec - I'll pay (10) |
| A notice revealed the arrival of spring (7) |
| Not in favour of commercial poetry? (7) |
| Using pin, escaped playing book ends (10) |
| Bloomer to come, one with two or three noughts (4) |
| Weapons of terror almost copy junior doctors (3,5) |
| What at San Francisco's golden and creamy? (6) |
| At back of b-border there's a golden glass (6) |
| Span for a vicar (retired) among the leaders of the band (8) |
| Nice girl eating (on rubbish heap) one chocolate ice, short or long on top (15) |
| Weight holding dramatic companion to arms with gun raised, or naturally disposed (2,3,6,4) |
| Affirmed without a forecast (10) |
| Food (a bit of bread) eaten by American magistrates in Rome (7) |
| See 17 (15) |
| See 17 (15) |
| With name at the bottom right away by mistake (10) |
| Copper enters like "A Man For All Seasons" - isn't Mr Rusbridger paid? - holding the fort, Athenian bench strove agitatedly - better not go on doing it, thought Hamlet (1,6,4,8,2,3,6,4,2,3,10) |
| See 17 (4) |
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