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Can’t solve one – then try the other! Two sets of clues both leading to the same answers. 1
6 7 CRYPTIC CLUES
CLUES ACROSS 1. It is compulsory for musicians (9) 8. Unfortunate slip of the tongue (4) 9. Being waterlogged, trusted AA recovery (9) 11. All the medicine has gone lumpy (6) 12. Rouse first rider to leave foot support (4,2) 13. Rash comment heard after six balls (8)
16 17 18 20 21 23 24 25 QUICK CLUES
CLUES ACROSS 1. Independent musical line (9) 8. Speech defect (4) 9. Drenched (9) 11. Knotty (6) 12. Agitate (4,2) 13. Excessively daring (8) 16. Arbitrated (8) 20. Survivor (6) 21. Lassoed (6) 23. Becoming adept at (9) 24. Talon (4) 25. Ignorant (2,3,4)
CLUES DOWN 2. Indicate tempo (4,4) 3. Paris museum (6) 4. Upright spar (8) 5. Being of the age 13 to 19 (4) 6. Male dancing partner (6) 7. Drapes (anag.) (6) 10. Room access (4) 14. Unearthly (8) 15. Burglar (8) 16. ------ Seles, tennis player (6) 17. Himalayan cedar (6) 18. Call for attention (4) 19. Flowery (6) 22. Sunrise (4)
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16. Acted as go-between and apportioned out help retrospectively (8) 20. Widow, about 51, on court (6)
21. Caught going back not long before Edwin (6)
23. Gaining control from unruly emigrants? (9)
24. Many a set of rules on the nail (4)
25. Not knowing how the films are to be projected (2,3,4) CLUES DOWN
2. What conductors do to get ahead of sched- ule (4,4)
3. It can provide ventilation for the art gallery (6) 4. Football fixture (8) 5. Adolescent from the institute entered (4) 6. Male escort put one record back in turn (6) 7. Extent of a feast (6) 10. Same golden entrance (4)
14. It is uncanny to find Spanish article right inside trench (8) 15. Cleaner right to disturb thief (8) 16. Girl’s name, or nickname say (6) 17. Tree dead or in a poor state (6) 18. Bordering on a cough (4) 19 Ruddy Florence has to clear (6) 22. Early morning girl (4)
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