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The Time 28061 (August 2021)
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One not totally understood at a picnic in the summer :-
Stifling communication in the end, doctor operates - words rarely spoken (9) E?P?R?N?O. It would seem to have to be ESPERANTO but, apart from finding "words rarely spoken" to be a very poor definition (anybody else agree?), I have a problem with the anagram of "operates + n", How does the "n" come from "stifling communication in the end"?
Stifling communication in the end, doctor operates - words rarely spoken (9) E?P?R?N?O. It would seem to have to be ESPERANTO but, apart from finding "words rarely spoken" to be a very poor definition (anybody else agree?), I have a problem with the anagram of "operates + n", How does the "n" come from "stifling communication in the end"?
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The anagram is stifling (containing) '(communicat io)n' (in the end) The def is ok to my mind - I very rarely hear Esperanto down our way :-)
17:36 Thu 07th Oct 2021
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