BBC_Science_Focus_-_08.2019

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1 Aracted to get registered in the

morning (5)

4 Reported location for one of

the senses (5)

8 Signuctuates without

starting (5)

9 Almost like a horse and a bull for

a day in March (7)

10 Elementfromcontinent’s

heart (3)

11 Animal less cold in the East End

(5)

12 Ship wasted energy in some

water (6)

14 Claimed my sets used were in

base ten (7,6)

17 Aim: move around – rule

country (6)

19 Thing got broken in darkness (5)

22 Choke on a joke (3)

23 Crib transformed with time into

vital frame (3,4)

24 Catap nearby (5)

25 Courage to get a transmier (5)

26 It happened in the Seventies (5)

1 Maid nods about suit (8)

2 Advertisers initially lean on

top celebrities (1-4)

3 Negative way with strange

patent medicine (7)

4 Ability, swapping one with

universal bone (5)

5 Libertine captures a French

and British naval ship (7)

6 Cricket team volunteers first

to get transport (4)

7 Boy and girl row about girl’s

first cat (6,5)

13 Teams played with your old

stone (8)

15 Cleaner accepts award,

showing a bit of heart (7)

16 Get any excursion around

unknown river (7)

18 Agricultural leader donated a

tropical plant (5)

20 Part of wall bolstered top in

storm (5)

21 Bishop managed to get some

roughage (4)

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