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Mampara
28acr- trumpet blasts needing prime instruments (7) ??TARAS 12dwn- paramour of Juno embracing lowly worker (7) H???E?? Thanks in advance...
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AHearer
One of the quickest solves of the year -- the definitions-only clues fell rapidly once the first was solved, and the final sentence was fairly easy to spot. Sorry, Wiglaf, but I'm left wanting a bit...
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TheBear69
Wow! After staring at the full grid for hours off and on, I finally saw one of the words...then another..and then I was done. Thanks, Elfman, for a first-rate Listener!
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Bob454
farmers guardian 774 220515 10a. most of huge lark i translated into language of nepalese fighter ( 8 ) ?u?k?e?i ( i think it must start GURKH ---) 17d. Large frisky hog, ignoring the odds, staying ma...
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Contrarian
Fairly easy entry to the puzzle, but took me a while to see the final step. Thanks Elap....
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ceilog
19d extraordinarily rash rig of wheeled vehicles in India (7) G?A?R?S thanks
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AHearer
Grid entry only took half an hour, but then I'm ashamed to say that it took another half hour for the penny to drop. It raised a chuckle, so thank you Towser....
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olichant
Not nearly as scary as the preamble suggested, and a really nice sequence of PDMs leading to a satisfying final grid. Thanks Ifor, and I hope everyone here (in the UK, at least) has a nice long...
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AHearer
A fairly typical Chalicea puzzle: nice use of theme, clues not too challenging (though I struggled for a while to find the extra letters in some of the mid-range down clues). A very pleasant exercise:...
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Ruthrobin
This has produced a giggle but it was a tough solve until the message appeared and we are going to have to be very careful with our checking of our final grid. What an amusing and original idea. Many...
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midazolam
With Shackleton last week and now this puzzle, the Listener is finally picking up pace after a rather slow start to the year. This puzzle is fun. Straightforward fill and a pleasing endgame. Puzzles...
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Contrarian
Another fairly straightforward grid-fill, though deciphering some of the 15ing was a little trickier. The finish raised a smile. Thanks Glow-worm....
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AHearer
In retrospect, I should have seen that coming. Good fun, with generally straightforward clues. Many thanks, Aedites....
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roslyn251254
This is an excellent puzzle - not finished just yet, but I am enjoying it.
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sunny-dave
Listener No. 4333 - In the Event of Fire by Flying Tortoise This thread is for the traditional 'elliptical' discussion, comments and thanks to the setter. If you want to participate in a more direct...
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Ruthrobin
Congratulations Augeas on a compilation that would have pleased even Radix in the way it all hung together - theme, title, method of entry. The quotation we were directed to was intriguing and amusing...
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trux
A lucky stumble upon the person's name (maybe triggered by something hidden dark in the grey cells) speeded up what might have become a slog. Neat thematic treatment and quite a feat to construct the...
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Ruthrobin
I love the way this is thematic. The quotation has raised a smile though I am still wondering how to make sure that letters are entered in the correct order in 'all entries'. Many thanks Augeas for a...
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Ruthrobin
Well, those who have been moaning that the early ones were too easy have what they wanted here. This has been a real challenge, growing easier as it progressed, of course. We still have some ends to...
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Ruthrobin
I'm surprised not to find the usual EV thread here. Am I alone in finding this fairly difficult?

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