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Sunday tribune 150

crosswordnut | 21:53 Mon 28th Dec 2009 | Crosswords

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5D. Was taken in Ireland in 2002 and 2006. (5) C?N?S
43D. An old cord scar is just not in. (5) O?T?E
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Sunday Express 27.12.09

Sunday Tribune 150.

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MarkRae

43d OUTRE

pjgriffo

What is the logic for OUTRE?

emeritus

5d Just checking the numbers of letters could it be Census ?

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Jumbuck

43d outie ? (as in belly button)

factor-fiction

Are we sure all the letters are correct for 43D?
I assume 5D can't be CENSUS as a couple of posters have said the answer has 5 letters. Seems odd though as Eire did have a census in 2002 and 2006

factor-fiction

OUTIE may well be right. I thought it was only found in 'urban dictionaries'

Jumbuck

If you haven't done the Times crossword for a long time then you'd be surprised at some of the modern day slang that appears in that puzzle.

crosswordnut

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Outie makes sense re umbilical cord. However I think there may well be a mistake with 5D and I have tried to contact Tribune to clarify the point but they are not answering telephones today

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