HEALTH MATTERS 119 crossWord CROSSWORD NO 2 ACROSS
1. Can a wan friar manage his by using the internet system? (8)
5. Paving material or paved surface (6) 9. Intimidation, often by other, more aggressive, children (8) 10. And 20 Down. Recent research may benefit those with this inherited disease. (6,8)
12. Organ cared for by optometrists and opticians (3)
13. Adult male (3)
14. ___ General Hospital where volunteers are being sought (5) 15. Jelly-like material used in ultrasounds (3) 16. Regrettably .. by bad luck (4) 18. Destructive sea wave caused by earthquake (7) 22. Broken off a polar glacier - or type of lettuce (7) 24. Ornamental jar for flowers (4) 26. Floral arrangement or garland (3) 29. Puke, vomit or throw up (5) 31. Ancient art of __ chi, can reduce stress (3) 32. Former capital of Brazil, ___ de Janeiro (3) 33. Twist or wrench a ligament (6) 34. One who left their country when it rang time! (8) 35. Stress - such as when the train’s late (6) 36. One such as Louis Pasteur, he of the torn vein! (8)
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1. Digits connected by thin fold, as in Daffy (6) 2. Assuagement
..comfort ..ease… (6) 3. Labs may find this unfathomably deep! (7) 4. Cricketer’s turn .. or a good long life! (7) 6. Bottomless gulf or pit .. related to 3 Down (5)
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7. Is Mal itchy or is it from a fable (8) 8. Characteristic of a violent tropical storm (8) 11. For good health, reduce this sodium chloride! (4) 17. Mixture of gases required for breathing (3) 19. Health resort or watering hole (3) 20. See 10 Across (8) 21. Would Curt reel at this academic rank? (8) 23. Happy, grateful .. or dressed in the ___ rags! (4)
24. D is the ‘Sunshine ___‘, necessary for calcium absorption (7)
25. Coarse beach gravel, or collectively herpes zoster (7) 27. Type of infant-feeding supported by the HSE (6) 28. Temporarily care for children in your own home (6) 30. W. Indies country hit by January earthquake (5)
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