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soliloquy | 17:01 Thu 12th Jun 2014 | Crosswords

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10 across Serious student left overcoat in A & E A?S?E?E Is it AUSTERE - but why? 17 across African ruminants avoid colonist and run away E?O?E Is it ELOPS but again, why?

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decmangan

Ulster without l

decmangan

Elope

sandyRoe

overcoat...Ulster minus the L in A+E

aelmpvw

ulster is an overcoat, minus l for learner a(uster)e

decmangan

Ant elope

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My thanks to all of you. Finished now.

decmangan

Pleasure!

SpongeCardy

An overcoat is an Ulster and a student is a learner which is shortened to l. Remove the l from Ulster and then put uster in A & E thus getting Austere. An African ruminant is an antelope and a colonist is an ant. Take ant from antelope and you are left with the answer elope which means to run away.
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