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From the very distant past (4,3,2,4) crossword clue


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The Guardian Quick crossword of February 18th, 2010 other clues
Citizen soldiers (7)
Conifer (3,4)
Speech impediment (7)
Aardvark (7)
Africa country and river (5)
Lingerie (9)
Constellation with galaxy (9)
Rubbish (5)
Plan for solving international problem? (4,3)
Sincere (7)
Original transposer of initial letters in speech (7)
Russian writer (7)
(Pleasant) sequence of sounds (5)
Find out (5)
Scared (6)
Abnormal (13)
Wind that can be gentle or stiff! (6)
(What causes) panic (6)
With which to offer hearty welcome (4,4)
See 12
Clue with solution not going in the direction of this one! (6)
Church officer (6)
One who knows his stuff (6)
Watchful (5)
With zeal — as one may be pursued (5)

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