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Inquisitor 1284

Gregsdad | 07:54 Sun 02nd Jun 2013 | Crosswords

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I've got all the jumbled examples and X but am struggling with the grid completion. I have the instruction, I think, but can't see where to start- anybody completed this please?

Irish News - Last One Please Help

The Mail On Sunday Prize Crossword 1595 Sunday June 2Nd 2013

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boreas

I have found X which seems to indicate that the unjumbled 40A should start with H, but I still can't get it.
My version of the grid entry starts with B and ends with T.

Gregsdad

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Hi Boreas

Yes, had to do lot of trawling through the sporting history books to find the names to match.
You have the right letters, this was a more recent (1980s) success.
Must admit I can't parse all the clues but 18D is an alternative two-letter name for the earth (or gaia) on M (Mike) on another word for 'stripped'.

boreas

Many thanks Gregsdad,
I will look again at this years.
That is a very strange word at 18D. I too have found it hard to follow a lot of the clues, even though I have the answers.

boreas

I can see the answer for 40 across now. I had considered this several times but rejected it because I have an S at the end of 23 down.
I have just found that this word can also end in an I

Gregsdad

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Snap ! I did exactly the same...I didn't manage to parse this one though.

shikasta

CA' - Scottish (s)urge - + R in THAI

boreas

Thanks shikasta.

I had found a definition of HA as meaning 'urge, but no suggestion that it was Scottish.

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