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kdgs2
A gentler test than last week, that's for sure. The penny dropped with most of the right hand side of the grid filled - a nice treatment of a familiar theme.
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bettykelly1938
,34d unusual (8)ATB?I?al
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Ruthrobin
Great fun, thank you Serpent. We filled the lower half with little difficulty but had a struggle to complete the 'upper part'. Definitely one for the men this time. It was more difficult than last...
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Contrarian
Thanks Chalicea. Rather simple clues, though, and the theme jumped out a little too obviously....
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Contrarian
Apologies if this is not the first thread. I couldn't see an earlier one. This was quite straightforward, but right up my street. Thanks Apt....
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AHearer
A nice puzzle, with a decent sprinkling of straightforward clues to get one started. I was lucky in getting the last few acrosses and the first few downs at an early stages, and that gave me a great...
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smurf
cryptic clue for tool but went back to gold(5) places around Britain 3 mattock right ,not tea we hear (7) 16 chopped herbs say (8) 17 short instrument gets the Spanish extra (8) 28 inflate that lady's...
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AHearer
Thank goodness for the message, as it allowed me to correct a couple of mistakes in my modification of the grid! Thanks, Harribobs, that was fun....
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welshannie
27d. an italian card game for 2 to 4 players. -a-s--o
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crosswhit99
(iv) clues containing compound anagrams that omit the second anagram indicator. Consider this recent example from an experienced setter: Corral terrible reptilian - no pet (4,2) Without the second...
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Vimto
Just a brief note to say that if anyone requires either a Sunday Times Cross 14k gold Ball Pen awarded as the prize in their cryptic crossword or a Daily Telegraph logoed Fountain Pen awarded for...
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AHearer
I was a bit later than usual getting started (shopping -- AARGH!) so was glad to find a reasonably straightforward puzzle from Ferret. Thank you, that was fun....
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AHearer
The title just about sums up my feelings about this one: sorry, Stick Insect, but I was hardly into gear before I finished. Perhaps we'll see a few newcomers to the Listener fold encouraged by an...
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BobHWW
Hurrah - a relatively easy solve after last week's more difficult offering, so no interruption to tomorrow's Eurovision! I rather liked the final PDM. Thanks Aedites.
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TCWoodward
Simple one...but don't get the clue... ERICA REMOVES HUSBAND'S HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE -E-T-R (is it beater or heater)...
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starwalker
Was a bit upset to have to put the latest Magpie (plug, plug) aside, but lo and behold - it's a Magoo ! With just a couple of clues to go, the light has dawned and the penny has hit the ground. Just a...
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Aloysius535
Yet again stuck on the last one: Whose father's statue does Shiel feature (7) I have E_A_N_S...
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flocker
20 dn: Hubbard analysed human kind (7) A???i?y - has anybody fathomed this?...
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Aloysius535
Last one - I can only see two options neither of which seems to have anything to do with the clue: Handmade, its said, for Rachel (6) I have _I_H_H. Options are eighth or highth...
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Donaldinho
13A Crustacean exists with nothing in the way of a shell - I?o?o? 11D Awful stinker, about 100 were afflicted - ?e???k?n 17A More curious question in a true fashion - ?u???t?r 19D From Pythagoras to...

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