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Independent Cryptic 8991

Neveracrossword | 11:42 Sat 08th Aug 2015 | Crosswords

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28 D. Group of Scots, perhaps, with back-up guitar (5) t?d?s
(The 'd' is not 100% certain).

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Taxes

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Thanks, did you mean 'Texas' (a group)?

Yes

shteve

Texas is certainly a group, but a scot is also a tax. Hmmmmm.

Couldn't decide which but as "group" is mentioned in the clue I would go with taxes.

Neveracrossword

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This crossword has a lot of groups (pop groups) in the grid - this just confused me even further!

Looks like it's a toss-up

shteve

Clue is asking for guitar, an 'axe', to go back up. Texas are indeed a group from Glasgow.

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