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Azed 2290

doctordolittle | 09:47 Sun 24th Apr 2016 | Crosswords

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Just a few left, which I have kind of worked out but can't derive exactly.

14 across: It's extracted from palm in farming communes(4) _I_I. I think the answer is VICI
20 across: A conspirator punished by post-mortem beheading, not by stocks (6) ACA _ _S. ACARUS?
9 down: Imported horses, second pair bringing up rear, compete at Braemar? (6) _A_S_ _
22 down: Bottled Grolsch - gallons disposed of - in fine (English style) stein (6) S_H_R_
26 down: Nothing occupying a seat that is rertained by a fastener (5) _IPIN

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Clues For You Magazine Mail On Sunday 24Th April 2016

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scorpiojo

22 Schorl anag (G)rolsch

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https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/de/Stein

doctordolittle

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Yes, schorl is a type of stone, but what has that to do with fine Enlish style etc?

TheFrogman

I think Jo already answered that in her second post - 'stein' being the German word for what in the English style would be 'stone', so the definition is 'fine stone'.