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Sunday Times Mephisto 2531

cagee | 11:25 Tue 03rd Mar 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Paticularly obscure this week . Can any one help with the following ?
12 dn (11) Reckless top banks are facing outbreak of critisism, indeed mine.
5ac (7) See me in quiet longing for one dressing exotically

Thanks in advance for any answer.

ft 13014

Lovatt's Demon No 196

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Totterdown

Precipitate
Plumist

cagee

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Many thanks.
c

MacSNaP

But why precipitate? Reckless = precipitate. The rest I don't follow. Albeit, Mr Moorey seems to be getting his own dig in at the financial institutions...

and 1A. Motif?

kettledrum

1a definitely motif.. Tom Bowling ... 18th century song + if (providing)

Totterdown

I have to be honest and say I don't know how precipitate is worked out. Only bits I can guess at are the c and i could be outbreaks (beginning) of critisism and indeed, and pit could be mine. Otherwise I just guessed as it fits in with all the other finished words on the grid. Has anyone got the proper explanation?

Totterdown

I think I've got it!

Top = PATE (as in head)
Banks means put everything else into it.
So, PATE collects re (another version of are), c (beginning ot criticism, i (beginning of indeed) and pit (another word for a mine)

MacSNaP

Respect!

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