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Apologies if another thread has begun; nothing is showing up that it has. On reading the preamble I thought this looked tricky (if not downright impossible). However, the start of the puzzle was very...
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Surely it should read 'not either' ?
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Extra special advantage (4) Looks like ADDS but why 'advantage' ?...
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emcee
I've only just started to look at this. It immediately occurs to me that those fourth powers are also square numbers so surely they will satisfy both properties. But this isn't allowed according to...
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Cruciverbalist
... and if you're at a loose end after the Azed Christmas Competition then here's a link to Shadenfreude's latest offering:...
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emcee
Hmm... I have the values of all but five variables but now find one of them has to be 100. Does anyone know if there are any misprints as all the other values 'hang together'. Nothing on The Listener...
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kdgs2
Surprised again not to find anyone else here already. This was quite fiddly, and I still haven’t parsed all of the clues for the extra letters. I *think* I understand the second instruction, but...
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MP’s too upset in vulgar surroundings – it’s a rotten dump ! (11, 2 words)...
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Circuit off limits to dragster ? (11) Letters suggest Silverstone is the circuit in question but why off limits to dragster please ?...
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Having control of head's good when bridling horse (5) Only word that fits the letters is AGING, but why please ?...
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Chum, around start of year, offering lots to think about (5) ?EATY Looks like MEATY, but why 'around' ?...
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AHearer
Another delightfully crafted puzzle by Hedge-sparrow. It wasn't until I had the theme that I could fill the outline of the top left corner and thereby start to fill what was up to then a blank space....
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30a Wolf not following at rear abandoned (4) This looks like GNAR (growl), but how does the wordplay work please ?...
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crosswhit99
(ii) the continuing overuse of hackneyed devices In the second of an occasional series of things setters could avoid using, does anyone have other examples of wordplay devices that could do with a...
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Adult in converse form of divorce (5)
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crosswhit99
Looks like SUITCASE, but what part does 'his' play in wordplay or definition ?
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There is an extra letter generated by wordplay (think it's H): It's wrong leaving mixed antipasti in shallow pan (5) ?A?IN...
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nailit
For the past few weeks ive been experiencing a lot of stress and anxiety with the result that Ive been drinking every night to cope. Ive been in this position before so recognise the symptoms and...
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AHearer
That was fun -- quite a quick solve, but I liked the idea. The one slight niggle I have is that the literal spling has not been 100% carried out -- unless I've made mistakes in at least two entries....
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A right-angled triangle has sides of length A,B and C where A is the hypotenuse and is an integer. When B and C are multiplied, the result is the square of A divided by one less than the square. When...

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