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Strike makes us work quietly in the theatre (8) crossword clue
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| The Guardian Prize crossword of August 19th, 2000 other clues |
| Introduction of President of Wales in year 21unlikely (2,6,9) |
| Unfortunate few are responsible for caviare to the general (6,6,5) |
| One drunk turns to the others: "Keep quiet! We are drunkards" (8) |
| A 12 point type left at the top (6) |
| See 5 (11) |
| Newlyn church - hang in there! (5) |
| See 1 (9) |
| This virago would continue to take the mickey (3-6) |
| Dynast might try to hide in the chimney-back (5) |
| One taking referrals from a saw doctor? (4,7) |
| Abstraction in the medium term (6) |
| Made a dowager around noon, with pains in the ear (8) |
| Spanish cuisine bound up with the French (6) |
| Cloaks with a torn label, worn by the Jesuits and sent back (8) |
| Our energy generation might isolate Britain among Frenchmen (10) |
| Dietary item taking a pointer from one with the scales (4-6) |
| The hinge from an envelope, right? (5) |
| Going beyond the upright bend, a lot use gravity sadly (6-6) |
| Estuarial English juvenile mimes letters and soft words (9) |
| Halite, one of Bill Haley's crew? (4,4) |
| See 7 (4) |
| Hold fire tender in esteem. O, calamity! (4,4,4) |
| Dynasty led we British into Scott's mass of deception (7,3) |
| Walks over the Sedan Alps with energy (10) |
| How the Church saw Galileo here; taking it up with the State (9) |
| Here Wordsworth wrote lines on boy's upbringing (5) |
| See 22 (4) |
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