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The Guardian - Cryptic crossword Apr 24 2003

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Acknowledgement of one taking blows in outback THANKYOU
After which one's in the majority SEVENTEEN
All up with has-been: not as characters beyond recall UNHELPABLE
Anglo-American takes the rap sadly for Middle Eastern banker EUPHRATES
As is right and proper at home ground INREASON
Contractions from bearing? Yes, lots! Awful! SYSTOLES
Dawn's fingers so promising? ROSY
Drive an American chariot to some adoring Indians VIMANA
Establish counterblast, as it were? DETERMINE
Having constant inflammatory condition? Get stuffed! PIGOUT
Ignatius's new revelation giving one strength SUSTAINING
Male impersonator with style? One valet disagrees VESTA
Natural cover of one held by care order ERICA
Nothing for charity? LOVE
Off-road vehicles here in reserve? LAYBY
Prom performers duck out of this world TEMPORAL
Restore memory of English king impressed by the navy RELEARN
Sailor behind St Paul's WREN
See 21 Across TILLEY
Sheep never-never left to shepherd SEETO
Short-termist's record hour no mere accident EPHEMERON
Something from a lamb or a lion, roughly wrapped in pound note LANOLIN
Sound delightful? You utter poser! EUPHONY
Tautological observer? EYEWITNESS
The nubile Rebecca so favourably disposed? WELLPLACED
Tramp reaching end of road in song LADY
Travesty of light o' love with knight LAMPOON
Unknown priest writing up 'George of the Circus' SMILEY
We addicts very critical abusers? Not a trip! CRUCIVERBALISTS
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