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Across 6— Go in Scotland bv road — it leads to the ship. (7) 7— i w in leave the maiden to change. (5) 9 and 2 Down—The household set-up makes chaps go grey. (6) ' 10— At least he’ll provide something tff cover the extremities! (9) 12 — One who airs his views? (11) 15— Takes a romantic trip! (5, 2,4) 17— Logical system to apportion beer. (9) 19— This will hold a plant—or shoot. (3) 21— To pretend, we hear, it’s not easy ttf distinguish. (5) 22— See 3 down. Down I—What people pay to go to entertainments, one hears. (5) 3 and 22 Across—They blaze the trail. (4-7) 4— Four involved in stalemate quite unmoved. (9) 5— Unusually enraged. (7) 8— Used by one who takes the lead! (6) 11— It’s strikingly clever till brain gets fuddled. (9) 13— For a town on the Somme, the name is changed. (6) 14— Vehicle off for aromatic seed. (7) 16 — Din raised by the railway will cause concern. (5) 18— Wagered fifty with some help. (4) 20— Three-quarters of the cipher is poetic. (3) (Solution tomorrow) z Yesterdays solution Across: 7, Practice match; 8, Aspiring; 9, Task; 10, Sirens; 12, Innate; 14, Agenda; 16, Gas-bag; 18, Arum; 20, Two to one; 22, Sledge hammers. Down: 1, Dressing; 2, Scribe; 3, Mini; 4, Reigning; 5, Hasten; 6. Acts; 11, Startled: 13, Trainers; 15, Nomads; 17, Storms; 19, Role; 21, Oran.