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Two lengths below what a flier might go by (4) crossword clue
B A L L
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| The Guardian Prize crossword of May 26th, 2012 other clues |
| Furthermore, a knight is missing a wife (5) |
| Nation in trouble recruiting "performing" international director (9) |
| Fliers eat fluff: bananas, stuffed with tungsten (9) |
| Bit end of pie (5) |
| Love, love the sports body (5,2) |
| Level of society wanting creative activities backed by corporation (7) |
| Make free with girl's top by end of the watershed (5) |
| Sulphur taken out of pit (3) |
| Live volts on city railway slope (5) |
| Duck clasped by floppy winged duck (7) |
| Charm to make water without hydrogen (plus LED device) (7) |
| Flying knickers pointless (5) |
| More enlightened, classy establishment? (3,6) |
| Drunk imbibing last of Martini and, later, last of wine, having no master (9) |
| Like a nuclear reactor made a bird sound heard (5) |
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| Ready to drop D-E or A-D? (4-4) |
| Spades getting bagged up (4) |
| Italian Archbishop of Canterbury (Latin), a name associated with old money (8) |
| Pressure point on lock (6) |
| Responsible Guardian editor finally wears a new fur (10) |
| Fashion follower's tearful, clutching Dior top (6) |
| Back to front, mid-month (4) |
| Hear broadcast about book entry (5) |
| Temperature present more towards the back from then on (10) |
| Scrap steel employed internally on the rise (5) |
| My word! Perversely constraining lives produces yobbish behaviour (8) |
| Moving imagery of Monte leaving the city, taking a right (5,3) |
| Republican embraced by Cousteau? (6) |
| Agreed Homer did so carelessly? (6) |
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| Radio's heart is in song (4) |
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