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9 Swimming style (5)
10 Form of
ownership (9)
11 Inferior (5-4)
12 Row of bushes (5)
13 Israeli monetary
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14 Woodwind
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16 European country (7)
18 Private soldier (7)
20 More courageous (8)The Page’S quick cLueS
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H A T A S N L I A C OAcross9 Ingratiate oneself with
swimming style (5)
10 Contract storage area
in type of property (9)
11 Yet another scale
is shoddy (5-4)
12 Avoid commitment
to a boundary (5)
13 Henry’s head seen
in terribly sleek coin (6)
14 Note I learnt to play
on instrument (8)
16 Terribly banal island next
to a country (7)
18 Reliable person gets poorer,
sadly, after time (7)
20 Braver to play guitar with
current queen (8)
22 Bountiful sign of pregnancy?
I’m not sure (6)
25 Part of dress – was it altered? (5)
26 Ten meagre changes
to negotiated arrangement (9)
28 Cheerful, finding energy
in bullet design (9)
29 Pass one head of chambers
a childish complaint (5)
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1 Cost upsetting a fellow Brit (4)
2 Artist and wine producer
gorge (6)
3 Move on acquiring
Liberal club (8)
4 Played game, wearing large
sparkle (5)
5 Form of broadcasting
that is subordinate (9)
6 The first there loosened a tie (6)
7 Freezing time limit involves
elderly Poles (4,4)
8 Wanderer’s arrival by one river,
then another (10)
13 Cleaner quietly rowed about
TV series first (4,6)
15 Attentive person who looks after
a building (9)
17 Boy starts to turn quiet about
small shop (8)
19 Old money gets university
student some lavishness (8)
21 Restrict protesters to boiling
implement (6)
23 All ape cooked was
a rice dish (6)
24 Time woman produced
the facts (5)
27 Circuit doesn’t have right
approach (4)
22 Car’s safety bar (6)
25 Middle part
of the body (5)
26 Harmony (9)
28 Buoyant (9)
29 Abdominal pain (5)
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2 Canyon (6)
3 Cudgel (8)
4 Glisten (5)
5 Moon, for
example (9)6 Restraint (6)
7 Chilly spell (4,4)
8 Daredevil (10)
13 Washing detergent (4,6)
15 Janitor (9)
17 Clothes shop (8)
19 Wealth (8)
21 Container used
to boil liquids (6)
23 Traditional Spanish
rice dish (6)
24 Veracity (5)
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98764541Last week’s answer: 6Sir LanceLoT and hiS Page ACROSS: 8 Depart, 9 Waitress, 10 Pleasure,
11 Maniac, 12 Sweat, 13 Term, 14 Drab, 16 Hacksaw, 18 Another, 20 Lean, 21 Fate, 22 Ankle,
25 Buffet, 27 Psaltery, 28 Et cetera, 29 Frozen.
DOWN: 1 Fellow, 2 Banana skin, 3 Stout, 4 Sweeper, 5 Firmament, 6 Wren, 7 Escalate,
14 Detonation, 15 Gas fitter, 17 Adequate, 19 Utopian, 23 Larder, 24 Gaffe, 26 Flea.LaST Week’S SoLuTionS
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1 1919: Signing of the Treaty of Versailles, 2 The House
of the 7 Gables by Nathaniel Hawthorne, 3 660 Feet
in a Furlong, 4 Across 110th Street by Bobby Womack,
5 A Cricket Pitch is 22 Yards Long, 6 Close Encounters
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29 September, 31 Aguecheek, 33 Taint, 34 Eidetic, 35 Igloo, 36 Ostentation, 37 Emerson.
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