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THE WEEK CROSSWORD 1202

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ACROSS

1 Politician’s quoted statistics not

to be taken literally?(7,2,6)

9 Number in meat easily

corrupted (5)

10 Poor signs developed in course

of illness(9)

11 Soothing treatment from French

priest followingothers (4,4)

12 Heavy stuff say, Dorothy’s

recalled (6)

14 Grants reported for top tennis

players (5)

16 Pro English novelist (8)

19 Berks notout to getakiller(8)

20 Inane dancing in musical (5)

22 Negligent about failure at

Wembley (6)

24 Model overeating or not? No! (8)

27 Deal with China involvedfood

from Mexico (9)

28 Doctor onaflyer (5)

29 Familyviolated right to strike in

well-heeledpartofSurrey? (11,4)

Clue of the week:Dad going out with hat, worn jeans and old jumper

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SolutiontoCrossword 1200

ACROSS: 1 Physio 5 Noticed 9 Clot 10 Gone astray 11 Stay on 12 Outmarch

14 Sekt 16 Separation 18 Displeased 19 Cues 20 De laMare 22 Shaker

24 Apparently 26 Apse 27 Charles 28 One-one

DOWN: 2 Half thetime 3 Satay 4 Organ 5 Noncomposmentis 6 Toast

7 Cathartic 8 DNA 13 Close season 15 Top banana 16 Sue 17 Red/Rid

21 Adeal 22 Say-so 23 Abase 25 Pic

Clue ofthe week:Word of praise in first half for Manchester’s players

(5, first letter H)Solution:HALLE(LUJAH)

The winner of 1200 is Richard Culkin from Stirling

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all the digits from1to9

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2 Reg’sconfusedconcealing

dreadforcriminals(9)

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5 Finecutnotasuccess(4)

6 Articlebetweenpartofkneeis

acigar(9)

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cold(5)

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meat(6)

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financialinstitution(10)

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aroundstartofOthello(9)

18 Soldiersinprinciplegetting

flat(8)

21 Moneyforpartypoliticians(6)

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