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The Guardian Quiptic crossword of August 28th, 2000 other clues
Plump and rounded river fish getting by (6)
English: so holding on to newspapers and coffee (8)
Popular but non-U tree (6)
Tower over a footballer on a journey (8)
Overcome by strong emotions - like a marathon finisher? (4,2,3,5)
Lampholders of tin taken back by a supporter (10)
Anastasia's last four are continent (4)
Note sent round in school (4)
Alcohol source taken from exotic place with pride (5,5)
Bungle a poker game, as if broken up (4,1,4,3,2)
What a riot when I sing behind the upright! (8)
Turn a blind eye to a bit of foreign or English cooking (6)
I'm faint when going round Los Angeles, as can be perceived by touch (8)
Pauper demands breakfast food in cafe (6)
Policemen work inside Civil Service (4)
Awkward mute needing pen for any large number (7)
Sinister support for scab (8)
Bo-Peep in China? (11)
Again shoot diner holding up last bit of steak (6)
Saints swallowing liver in long thin pieces (7)
Exaggerate across the country (9)
Fixed in style, in time little girl become absorbed in thinking (11)
Tory leader admits organised but vehement speech (8)
Having broken toe with rake, produces acorns (3,4)
Extend horse-hockey to include king: no good later! (7)
Plant stupid person in the CIA (6)
Put up with Bruin (4)

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