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Weekend FT 13577 by Cinephile

HenHen | 11:07 Mon 27th Dec 2010 | Crosswords

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23d - see that you take spanner to opening of bicycle shop, being not quite loaded (13)
A???????A???C

20d- Bottom golfer leans on family (15) - ??M???????E???N

27d- ....tall beaker could transform (4,6) - ????A?????

Any help gratefully received!!!

Sunday Express General Knowledge (GK) Sunday December 26th 2010

8 Across - Commune in the French Departement of Charente (6)

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standian

rumpelstiltskin

factor-fiction

LAKE ALBERT is an anagram of TALL BEAKER but I don't see hyet how it would fir the rest of the clue. It depends what the ... means- does it relate to another clue?

factor-fiction

'spanner' often refers to a bridge, if that helps

writesbad

23 archbishopric

HenHen

Question Author

Many thanks for your responses. The suggestions all fit, however I don't understand how archbishopric and rumpelstiltskin fit the respective clues. Please could you explain? The Lake Albert answer relates back to the previous clue which was "US city as a former land in Africa with water features such as......" I answered this as Nyala, from Nyasaland, which presumably is where Lake Albert is located.

greyfox

See = Archbishopric: Arc 'spanner' + bi 'opening(first two letters) of bicycle' + shop + ric(h) 'not quite loaded'

EGTB

Bottom RUMP golfer (Ernie) ELS leans TILTS on family KIN rumpelstiltskin

HenHen

Question Author

Got them!! Thanks.

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