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DOUBLE CROSSWORD


Cryptic Clues: Across


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1. The fellow at the back of the crowd is a > reporter (8) Shower with missiles and hide (4) Some of them manage a Jane Austen novel (4)


10. Sticking together-or splitting up (8)


11. Sarah to go forth on the offensive (5)


12. Closest sea-tern is disturbed (7)


13. Showing signs of having been stricken by the elements (7-6)


18. A setter is confused about '


one exposition ( 8 ) ' .


19 Seek divine intervention, we hear, for animals of the chase (4)


20. Part of a word in algebra relating to sequence (7)


21. Native sense shown by an old assembly (5)


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prevalent odour will produce a s tir (2-2)


23. More than one saying it's a religious book (8)


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2. Rush wildly around, as a . politician in anger (7)


3. In the street unusually clear colour (7)


4. When coming to grips he’s totally' committed (3- 2,8)


6. Exalted one surrounded by ten men in the proper order'(7)


7. A stretcher could be used to do this (7)


8. A friend had a meal in accordance with his taste? (6)


13. Having some deficiency outside (7)


14. Put right beforenoon and finished afterwards (7)


15. -Certainly not liking the old • crone holding the money (6)


16. Inform somebody of a reward, we hear (7)


17. We will be involyed with Mabel-a frisky young creature! (3-4)


Quick Clues: Across •


1. Prolong (8) 5. Peel (4) 9. Employed (4)


10. Meet (4,4) 11. In operation (5) 12. Classify (4,3) 13. Hand-to-hand (5,8) 18. Wrapper (8) 19. Snug (4) 20. Pokes (7) 21. Dizzy (5) 22. River plant (4) 2 3. Aided (8)


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Down 2. Soothing (7) ■ 3. Wearisome (7) 4. Misunderstanding (5,8)


6. Better (7) 7. Means (7) 8. Great fear (6)


13. Producer (7) 14. Coin’s face (7) 15. Join up (6) 16. Strategy (7) 17. Remainder (7)


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LAST WEEK’S SOLUTIONS


DOUBLE CROSSWORD: Cryptic: Across: l Shandy, 4 Astray; 9 Preoccupation; 10 Overrun; 11 Irene; 12 Hoops; 14 Baths; 18 Stair; 19 Artiste; 21 Goes overboard; 22 Steams; 23 Co-heir. Down: 1 Siphon; 2 An eye for an eye; 3 Decor; 5 Stamina; 6 Raise the stake; 7 Yankee; 8 Burns; 13 Perform; 15 Usages; 16 Caber; 17 Tender; 20 Taboo. Quick: Across: 1 Aspect; 4 Proper; 9 Correspondent; 10 Drastic; 11 While; 12 Adore; 14 Syrup; 18 Amass; 19 Oversee; 21 Accident- prone; 22 Silver; 23 Fleece. Down: 1 Accede; 2 Part and parcel; 3 Cheat; 5 Runaway; 6 Precious stone; 7 Rather; 8 Epoch; 13 Residue; 15 Harass; 16 Mound; 17 Recede; 20 Expel.


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CODEWORD: 1=N, 2=K, 3=U,4=P,5=0 , 6=C,7=W, 8=Y,9=H,10=S, 11=X, 12-M, 13=G, 14=1, 1S=D, 1S=T, 17=F, l8=L, ig=Q, 20=A, 21=V, 22=B, 23=R, 24=J,25=E, 26=Z. WORDWHEEL: COMPETENT.


Power for the people, thanks to Archimedes


fAjoint presentation was given to Clitheroe’s University of the


[Third Age by Chris Gathercole and Graham Sowter, of the


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thinking behind the project; the need for more sustain­ able energy and the bonus of having, with the River Cal- der, such a large water source available in the area. He explained how the old


principle of the Archimedes Screw was adaptable to mod­ ern use, and described the


planning process and the fi­ nancial aspects. An estimated £750,000 had to be raised and this would be done by selling shares to the public. It was expected to be in profit and producing surplus


electricity within three to five years. Chris then gave a slide


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