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THE WEEK CROSSWORD 1198
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ACROSS
1 Work place for Labour? (10)
6 Not entirely luxurious sign of more
to come(4)
9 Study oncemoreonKing and
Knight (7)
10 Veteran against short question (7)
12 Strange Irish run for King’s Head
in tremor (5)
13 Sort of energy helping to keep
return of supportup(9)
14 Battles that typically precede
matches? (11)
16 Tool that’s complete spoken of (3)
18 It paves the wayforJack(3)
19 South Koreans pry? Could be
styled as such (4,7)
22 Space on flight–Newark
internally still working (5,4)
23 Little French favourite has sex
appeal(5)
25 Inner organ part in programme
dull always (7)
26 Fabulous creature to agree
with artist(7)
27 Fish and chips, entershed (4)
28 Star position of Oman’s
capital! (7,3)
Clueofthe week:Comeback fromaRepublican claiming “fake” news (6)
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9 10 11
12 13
14 15 16 17
18 19 20 21
22 23 24
25 26
27 28
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SolutiontoCrossword 1196
ACROSS: 8 Caramel 9 Imitate 10 Milestone 11 Stile 12 Cheers 13 Flamenco
14 Weston-super-mare 19 Looker-on 21 Punish 23 Baker 24 Dogsofwar
25 At one go 26 Prosaic
DOWN: 1 Parish 2 Basement 3 Jettison 4 Sideslip 5 Dim sum 6 Hacienda
7 Penelope 14 Wild boar 15 Stockton 16 Snowdrop 17 Exposure 18 Manifest
20 Earner 22 Stasis
Clue of the week:Nobelist in job,aman avoiding extremes (5)
Solution:OBAMA (answer hidden in clue)
The winner of 1196 is Bob Barker from Bridport
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Fillinallthesquaressothat
each row, column and each
of the 3x3 squares contains
all the digits from1to9
SolutiontoSudoku 741
3 4 5168279
672943518
918725643
156487932
287319465
439256781
791632854
823574196
564891327
9 4
4 8 6 3 9 1
5 9 7
1 2 9 3
7 2
9 7 6 5
7 8 4
2 1 5 4 7 9
4 6
Sudoku 742 (medium)
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2 Dotmaybeassociatedwiththis
dance(5)
3 It’sanoldassembly,sayssenior
armyofficer(6-7)
4 HarryTrumanbehindtense
outburst(7)
5 Coupleofcricketsidesshowing
continually(2,3,2)
7 Awfullyquietladtackling
industry’sheadgetswindup(9)
8 Hank,oneGermanfollowing
unopenedrequest(5)
11 Printonracistcouldbe
representedasthis(13)
15 Herbgardenmorewild,
nothingless(9)
17 LAtransitisfantastic–
don’tmissit!(4,5)
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runningoutslowly(7)
21 Lousytypesincase
maintainedorder(7)
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upinatree(5)
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ameasureofheat(5)
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