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Local Paper - Thank You In Advance

grahamr888 | 21:05 Sun 21st Jul 2013 | Crosswords

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1. Ride past (4) R?D?
2. One takes a step back at earliest convenience initially (4) ?S?P

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rode (past tense of ride)

Sam1960

1 rode

Oldred

rode
asap

asap

asap?

vakayu

asap

Rode
asap but not entirely sure it makes sense

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Thank you all for your help, it is much appreciated :)

vakayu

You're welcome.

Sam1960

happy to help

one is A
back initial letters of takeS A steP = SAP
I think

Thanks, factor. I kind of saw that. Just seems a bit clumsy x

forget the initial -it's just the back letters.
The initially indicates ASPA is an abbreviation (of As Soon As Possible) I think

I need to practise my typing skills ASAP though

Oldred

a + pas (ballet step) reversed

That works better!

One -a
A steP (back)
A t (earliest)
i think ...

Didn't see that. Yes, it does! :-)

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