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daily mail thursday.

cupid04 | 16:42 Thu 04th Nov 2010 | Crosswords

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19d] Old expert who has no knowledge of sources. [4,3] B?N? OFF.

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Bunk off------------Buff ( expert ) round n k o ( no knowledge --seems obscure to me but i cant see anything else

cupid04

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Thankyou very much Octogenarian.

Is the clue correct?

Should 'old' be 'avoid/duck' etc?

Old expert = boffin, was my thinking ... now I'm lost, lol

clue was ----avoid expert etc

cupid04

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You may be right Kayakamina. It makes better sense. Sorry, but that clue was a
bit smudgy!

the word is 'avoid' as given in an earlier question http://www.theanswerb...s/Question954417.html

Ah , I thought Old didn't make sense.

cupid04

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I repeat again, the first two letters were missing in my edition of the paper. It does
happen.

Hi octo - I reckon n k o = 'no knowledge of' (sources=leading letters)

Hi B'bub - just seen your earlier post with same comment (only just logged on - spent all day swapping IE7 for Firefox!) Regards, ja

hi Johnalex------- Yes you;re right---------I caught on afterwards--must be my thick day

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