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Sunday Times Cryptic 4565 Sunday November 24Th 2013

herbage | 16:10 Sun 24th Nov 2013 | Crosswords

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A perfect example with note used in thorough contract (11) A-R-N-E-E-T looks like ARRANGEMENT = contract but why?

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Neveracrossword

Gem is perfect example, arrant is thorough and e is the note. Contract is the arrangement.

arrant + eg + me

Neveracrossword

That sounds better!

I think yours is better :)

Neveracrossword

They both work, though the 'perfect' has me veering back towards my version.

herbage

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Thanks both

But Arrangement has two Ns. Arrant provides one, but where does the other one come from? It's a flawed clue, IMHO

dr b

THOROUGH =arrant
a perfect example = gem
note = E

so ARRAN(GEM+E)T

dr b

whoops, where is the N? tjmw may be correct

slaney

Perhaps a misprint and note should have been plural - E+N

A long shot, but maybe en = note seeing as the OED says 'en' is the letter N in writing. Unlikely, but possible.

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