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Two More Dt 27566

chalky2850 | 06:52 Tue 12th Aug 2014 | Crosswords

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13a Play a Saviour in musical (4,8) ???A,???I?T?E
21a Small, Whittington's cat,say,turned back on stage (4)

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13a.Anna Christie
21a,Step

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Thank you

Chalky, from your last post - 21d is Spell

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Thank you for that

Svejk

^that's a very bold assertion. Do you have the answers then.
if it isn't Wheel, it should be, imo.

Svejk. I submit on line and only correct solutions are accepted.Turn = spell ( period of time) also spell = Indian sign.

Svejk

wheel's better. ;)

IT won't fit across clues.

LOL

Svejk

nobody around here says 'turn' for a period of time. mind you, they're all Welsh. ;-/

:-)

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