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EVERYMAN CROSSWORD NO 3703

ACROSS

1 Cringe in Washington

in connection with

predicament (3,3,6)

9 Take place in company going

around with scoundrel (5)

10 Garage designed to

accommodate tank in

compound (9)

11 Weak revolution ending in

trouble to a smaller extent (9)

12 Avid solver omitting every

other letter in passage (5)

13 Average temperature

indicated (5)

15 Crime covered up by attendant

in minister’s place (9)

16 Freeze street in part of fi lm

about city (9)

17 Shine in fi eld among leaders of

great movement (5)

19 Suppose visitors must be

short of time (5)

20 Long distance from the rig, lay

wrecked (5-4)

23 Scent in tune with surrounding

country (9)

24 Danger in place full of

revolutionary anger (5)

25 Bug? It’s caught by poor player,

we cry (6-6)

DOWN

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defeat (7)

2 Song from enchantress,

heartless with language,

holding men up (7,7)

3 Audacity never out of order (5)

4 Post put at risk (5)

5 Keeper of records about

substance, endlessly

scarce (9)

6 Pretend to co-operate in

drama with arm initially

extended (4,5)

7 Be surprised by arena, I see,

excited before fi ght (5,2,7)

8 Part of treatise renegade

composed (6)

14 Audit’s conclusion stern about

certain person in charge of

funds (9)

15 Bad temper shown by alien in

rising up with weapon (9)

16 Trademark? Very loud exit (3,3)

18 Doctor with demonstration in

ethical style (7)

21 E.g. key unusually handy with

technology? (5)

22 Become thinner in band on

run (5)

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ON THIS DAY

classic, performed by

the Royal Opera’s Jette

Parker Young Artists.

Wilton’s Music

Hall, London E1;

3-14 November

Th e Bells

Kirill Karabits conducts

Bournemouth

Symphony Orchestra

in Rachmaninov’s

choral symphony

Th e Bells, plus

Beethoven’s

Piano Concerto

No 3, with soloist

David Fray.

Lighthouse, Poole;

15 November

DANCE

Las Hermanas,

Concerto, Gloria

Northern Ballet

presents a triple bill

of Kenneth MacMillan

masterworks.

Alhambra theatre,

Bradford; 5-7 October

ART

Monochrome: Painting

in Black and White

From Van Eyck and

Rembrandt to Gerhard

Richter and Bridget

Riley , a strange

pictorial journey

through shadow

and light.

National Gallery,

London WC2;

30 October to

18 February 2018

Chosen by Kitty

Empire, Susannah

Clapp, Fiona

Maddocks, Luke

Jennings and Laura

Cumming

a Millionaire? infamy.

Directed by Daniel

Evans, designed by

Robert Jones.

Minerva, Chichester;

3 November to

9 December

Network

Lee Hall adapts Paddy

Chayefsky’s satirical

1976 movie. Ivo van

Hove directs. Th e

cast includes Bryan

Cranston , Michelle

Dockery and Douglas

Henshall.

Lyttelton, London

SE1; 4 November to

24 March 2018

CLASSICAL

La tragédie de Carmen

Peter Brook’s

adaptation of Bizet’s

My Mind , relocates the

versatile, soulful Smith

to UK bass music. She

headlines a short UK

tour next February.

Tour starts Edinburgh

6 February, ends

14 February

THEATRE

Quiz

A new play by James

Graham examining the

the “coughing major”

of Who Wants to Be

POP

Ray BLK

Th e BBC Sound of

2017 winner (right)

has announced a trio

of December dates;

it’s a safe bet she has

plans for 2018.

Tour starts

Birmingham

2 December, ends

London 4 December

Jorja Smith

Her latest tune, On

A quiz about events that happened on this

day, 1 October, throughout history

1. Name the British newspaper that was
   launched on this day in 1843 and closed
   in 2011.


2. Which US national park was created in
   California in 1890?


3. Name the Ford motor car that began
   rolling off the production line in 1908.


4. What did Mao Zedong declare on this
   day in 1949?


5. Where did Muhammad Ali defeat Joe
   Frazier to retain the world heavyweight
   boxing championship in 1975?


6. Which European country introduced the
   world’s fi rst legal modern same-sex civil
   union, which came into eff ect in 1989?


7. What format for listening to music was
   launched by Sony in 1982?

Answers on page 39

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PHOTOGRAPHY

YOUR PICTURES OF...

SLEEP

Each Sunday we run a selection of
contributions from a weekly themed
photography assignment. To see a wider
selection of readers’ entries each week go
to theguardian.com/witness.

Next theme: energy (to appear 8 October).
Share your photos of what ‘energy’ means
to you at theguardian.com/witness by
1 0am on Th ursday 5 October.

1 | ‘Sleepy in Castellar de la Frontera in
southern Spain.’
Ian Osborne/GuardianWitness

2 | ‘Temple sleep.’
Jean Papillon/GuardianWitness

3 | ‘Egyptian mummy, Powerhouse
Museum, Sydney.’
David Dobbing/GuardianWitness

4 | ‘My sister sleeping by her cellphone...’
Sara Athari/GuardianWitness

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