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THE WEEK CROSSWORD 1169

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Clue of the week answer:

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ACROSS

5 Work with me first of all for

best results (6)

7 Rowing race is on plan (8)

9 Prompt answer given out by

the rest (8)

10 Tiny bit drunk (6)

11 Distressing fashion seen in

court case (5-7)

14 Part of poem and German

dance in South Africa (6)

16 Money market needing

backing? It’s superficially

attractive (6)

18 Who organises the

classroom? (12)

21 What was feared at some

stage in Wild West (4-2)

23 Spanish club behind team

of stars (8)

24 Revellers during half-term

making one cross (8)

25 Embarrassed idiot rejected

dating app (6)

DOWN

1 Headless labourer grabbing

one is rather greasy (6)

2 Blunt close to the Queen

–nonsense! (10)

3 Faction established around

head of cult? (4)

4 Military earl, one to have

been buttoned-up? (8)

6 Offerings of impressive

appearance spoken of (8)

7 Rent is high? That’s what

you hear in Australia (6)

8 Unopened invoices can lead

to complaints (4)

12 Chum takes in one dead

cow (10)

13 Liberal Dame Edna’s pulling

power (8)

15 Duck that could come with

apancake (4,4)

17 Part of bow hit close leader

of fiddles first (6)

19 Season type of chicken (6)

20 Anchor, taking space up (4)

22 Cut acouple of ducks so to

speak (4)

Clueofthe week:Head leaving riddle for teacher (7, first letter T)

The Independent, Windsurfer

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(ettinger.co.uk) Sterling travel

se in turquoise, which retails

and two Connell Guides

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Solution to Crossword 1167

ACROSS: 1 Set piece 5 Aghast 10 Reins 11 Extension 12 Plumb line

13 Loyal 14 Madras 15 Somalis 18 Haywire 20 Genets 22 Ostia 24 Adoration

25 Bow window 26 Magda 27 Silent 28 Entrance

DOWN: 1 Scrape 2 Tributary 3 Insubordination 4 Credits

6 Gentleman farmer 7 Amity 8 Tuneless 9 Utters 16 Letting on 17 Thrombus

19 Elands 20 Goodwin 21 In case 23 Towel

Clue of the week:Peter out with Edward certainly did not binge (6)

Solution:DIETED (peter out=die +Ted)

The winner of 1167 is David Jackman from Cheltenham

Charity of the week

CHASE Africa works primarily in Kenya and

Uganda helping to meet the unmet demand

for family planning and primary healthcare

in rural areas.

Imagine being 19 years old with three

children, who you are struggling to feed, clothe and educate, and finding

yourself expectingafourth, knowing the same resources would now have

to be split four ways. Crucially, being able to choose the size and spacing of

your family gives youamuch better chance of being able to afford to send

your children to secondary school,asignificant factor in giving people a

brighter future, breaking the cycle of poverty and reducing fertility rates.

We keep our overheads toaminimum by working from the home of one

of our founders, and depend on public support.To donate or to find out

more about our work, go to chaseafrica.org.uk.

Fill in all the squares so that

each row, column and each

of the 3x3 squares contains

all the digits from1to9

Solution to Sudoku 712

9 1 6 5 8 4 3 2 7

5 2 8 3 7 9 1 4 6

3 7 4 2 6 1 5 8 9

8 4 3 1 5 6 9 7 2

7 9 5 4 2 3 8 6 1

2 6 1 7 9 8 4 5 3

4 5 9 6 1 7 2 3 8

6 8 2 9 3 5 7 1 4

1 3 7 8 4 2 6 9 5

6 2 8 1 3 7

7 3 9 1 6

4 5 8 9

2 6 8 3

4 3 1

3 1 5 2

1 7 6 8

5 9 8 4 1

3 6 5 4 9 2

Sudoku 713 (easy)

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