The Guardian Cryptic Crossword Puzzle Answers for September 14, 2005

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  September 13, 2005 September 15, 2005  
Clue Answer
'I say! You, a Macbeth forsaken? O, rubbish!' (Lady M on his appearance) View Answer
Abort school meals for East Europeans in here View Answer
At which the odds are five to one against a hole in one View Answer
Black bottom outside giving concrete support View Answer
Concerning France, before and possibly after the votes View Answer
Craving to soak Huxley's palliative in a mix View Answer
Expression of relativity from artist to Spanish relative View Answer
Fearsome Scottish soldier who won stripes from university View Answer
Hope left here for a lesser temple View Answer
Indian outfit abandoned a marsh walk before the incoming Dutch sea View Answer
Insomniac screened here in Washington View Answer
Iron skirts? Time, I see, to be demanding women's rights View Answer
Killing hybrid rose in the fourth dimension View Answer
Leak from a lighter View Answer
Lend an ear to Livingstone! View Answer
Making Bunthorne declaim: 'I would hear this!' View Answer
Most of the Roman town crier's ultimate American wit View Answer
One's company sustaining one dramatist View Answer
Operatically secret smoker giving up when entering a year in Rome View Answer
Poleaxe tart? Mad project! View Answer
See 1 down View Answer
See 1 down & 7 View Answer
Successful potter here made richer View Answer
Sudanese hairstyle turned up on Scotsmen View Answer
Surprise! A cuff below the belt aimed at turf accountancy View Answer
With which insects feel sick in awful UN mess View Answer

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