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EmP | 21:16 Sat 11th Oct 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Need help please for 40a) Performers of tap dancing set to board ships. (9) I have L - - - E - E - -
and 31a) Sit exam that's short in the extreme (9) I have S - - - T - E - -

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Lie-in King

40a Li-ste-ners (as in "phone-tap") - anag 'set' (in) Liners
31a Squat-test

Beatrice35

31 Across- Lie in King is probably right. Just think, however, that it may be Scantness as the word Sats is in the word .Also, very short could mean scant therefore Scantness? Yet, haven't the paper in front of me so just taking an educated guess here. Good night, Beatrice35

Catron

Lie-in King IS right.

Lie-in King

Hi Beatrice - without the puzzle, it's a fair try, but the answers to the Down clues (not shown above) do indicate 'Squattest' - sorry!! :-))

EmP

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Thanks everyone

Beatrice35

No problem :-) Thought Lie In King was probably right. Just like to try to help where can though pleased the right answer has come about. Any help with my gardening photo of the Telegraph please most welcome, too! Ciao all, Beatrice35

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