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Is There A Mistake On Daily Mail's Weekend Blankout 7 November?
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Hello, Column J has one clue which will have to sit in the middle of the line to preserve the symmetry of the crossword
The column immediately next to it has three clues one, the middle one of which must also sit in the middle of the line to preserve the symmetry. I cannot avoid getting a letter from Column J and Column K next to each other but there isn't a clue for the row.
Have they made a mistake? Have you sorted out what it should be?
The column immediately next to it has three clues one, the middle one of which must also sit in the middle of the line to preserve the symmetry. I cannot avoid getting a letter from Column J and Column K next to each other but there isn't a clue for the row.
Have they made a mistake? Have you sorted out what it should be?
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I agree with Spotty Dog.
To achieve symmetry the single words "TIE" (for F down) and "ARK" (for J down) must result in blanks at 9F & J; 10E,G,I & K; 12E,G,I & K; 13F & J. The blanks in columns E and K preclude the insertion of 3 words in either of those columns.
"Symmetrical", in my book, means "Made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis" (sic OED).
To achieve symmetry the single words "TIE" (for F down) and "ARK" (for J down) must result in blanks at 9F & J; 10E,G,I & K; 12E,G,I & K; 13F & J. The blanks in columns E and K preclude the insertion of 3 words in either of those columns.
"Symmetrical", in my book, means "Made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis" (sic OED).
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