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Irish Mail On Sunday

Hellokitty82 | 14:10 Sun 18th May 2014 | Crosswords

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No 13 down - Aniseed liqueurs drunk in estates - 9 Letters - A?i?e?t?s

No 27 accross - enthusiasm or zeal - 8 Letters - ?e?n??t

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keenness

13d Anisettes - anag (drunk) 'in estates'

^ I meant to put a ? after that.
Please can you clarify the pattern.

13d.Anisettes (anagram of in estates)
27a.Keenness

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Sorry about that if keeness is right No 23 down is Talent or commonsense - Four letters I had gift

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Thanks everyone it's Keenest

Keenness fits the clue and its tense but depends on letter count?

Nous for Talent etc??

23d. Nous

Suggested that but no response as yet.

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