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Was an offender heard in a province of Pakistan? (6) crossword clue
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| The Guardian Cryptic crossword of January 9th, 2004 other clues |
| Superlatively fine art suffering (8) |
| Burns doesn't do any work on book (6) |
| Singular health centre surrounded by singular grass (8) |
| Remarkable Scots look round or square (6) |
| Soviet leader in coat no longer politically correct in Belarus (5) |
| Tough, shrewd and practical hands rode range (4-5) |
| There's parliament - there's no substitute (3,4,5) |
| Talk for a change about empty apartment (12) |
| A strange device is better than one with nothing right (9) |
| Antelope discovered by Maori biologist (5) |
| Hard worker - one familiar with long-term investment? (6) |
| Pacifier to go on trial (5,3) |
| Action not premeditated by arbitrator going to law (6) |
| Slough keeps articles enclosed (8) |
| Heads of Shell and Esso accompany identical oil producer (6) |
| A smoker in Arbroath turned in by graduates (6) |
| Shortcake mix on athlete's foot? (5,4) |
| Shippers heed order for food (9,3) |
| Redhead has number left over (5) |
| From America to Australia, revolutionary modern technology producing garb of the 1940s (4,4) |
| Logo said to represent herbaceous plant (8) |
| Significant development as holiday finished (12) |
| To love, seek the love of one who's qualified for business in Queensland (9) |
| Bird, in a manner of speaking, joining other ranks (8) |
| Nick has to stop work (5,3) |
| One man in a boat looking up old address (6) |
| Don't touch and go (5) |
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