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Guardian Prize 25394

rainblue | 19:55 Mon 25th Apr 2011 | Crosswords

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Need explaination of the cryptic part of clues.
The special instructions state that they are only partial clues

48A Near neighbour to Hardwick losing some stature with working class stories (5,2,3.6)
answer "NIGHT OF THE IGUANA"

21,41,9 Belated dispatch note opening (8,4,6,)
answer "SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER"

Two of the Tennesee Williams works themed

DT Quick crossword

sunday mail (scotland0

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bellabee

48a [possibly, because i haven't seen this] -near =nigh / village neear hardwick in cambridgeshire = toft / losing some stature = heig[ht] /now if it was upperclass [not workingclass] =u / stories =ana

rainblue

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brilliant bellabee
Recap-- Yes it is 'upperclass'
thanks ever so

bellabee

that's great rainblue but it means that the clue is complete [not partial]. i was hoping that the possible discrepancy of w/c = u might help explain the other one [ie it might be closing not opening] as it is i'm at a loss on this one. sorry.

rainblue

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Bellabee
I wonder if the special instructions refer to the clues being only partial inasmuch that they do not include the 'definition'
off for a pint now to ponder on th'other.
cheers

bellabee

yes that could be it - i will also ponder over a pint, cheers!

bellabee

my pint[s] suggest that this is the way the play actually opens [news of someones death]. it's a bit of insider knowledge, not a cryptic clue as such. if only i could google the text to check the theory......

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