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Small number that still makes a crowd? (5) crossword clue


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The Guardian Quick crossword of September 3rd, 2010 other clues
Ditch acting as a fence (2-2)
Person expressing dissent (8)
Polish dance (7)
Accustom — harden (5)
Boy's name (5)
Works together into a mass (6)
Process of increasing understanding (8,5)
Follow closely (6)
Milan football club (5)
Angler's basket (5)
Upside down — opposite in effect (7)
Individual example (8)
Professional payments (4)
Political autonomy (4,4)
Tree of the birch family (5)
Clearly written down — admitting no middle way (5,3,5)
Suppress — abridge (5)
What comes with lightning (7)
Shorten sail (4)
Hedgehog — ragamuffin (6)
Unequalled (8)
Accomplish (7)
Pester — chase (6)
Indian city (5)
Winning serves (4)

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