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Everyman 3466 Please Include Explanation!

Gavmacp | 18:22 Sun 10th Mar 2013 | Crosswords

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Last two which I don't quite get!
10a. Second name on it initially stumped worker (7). I?S?A??
17d. Dirty seat over in a Parisian street (7). U?S?E?T

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instant
unswept

instant answered before.

dr b

1st INSTANT (second) i = It initially, n =name, st=stumped, ant=worker

Gavmacp

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I thought 17d was unswept but as I said please explain.

dr b

seat = PEW, reversed in STreet, UN = a in French

Ouzel

Un - a Parisian +s wep t (pew backwards) in street

UNSWEPT [=dirty]

seat over = [i]pew[]i reversed = WEP
a parisian = UN
street = ST

UN SwepT

Gavmacp

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Thank you!

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