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Concern for the good of the community (6,6) crossword clue


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The Guardian Quick crossword of March 19th, 2003 other clues
In which you're better off than in the fire (6-3)
Bay window - Oxford college (5)
Heavy iron lever (7)
Gossip (8)
Magnitude (4)
What a pity! (2,4)
I totally agree! (3,3)
Not hard (4)
Not very old (8)
Cause to lose confidence (7)
Universal principle (5)
Dock worker (9)
Narrow, two-masted Mediterranean sailing ships, rhyming with ... (8)
... tropical American plants (6)
Colourless gas, used in lighting (4)
Verse for children (7,5)
They're traditionally eaten on Good Friday (3,5,4)
Non-military organisation dealing with effects of enemy attacks (5,7)
Drag out (8)
Dance - jacket (6)
For nothing (4)

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