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I—Nevertheless, shows no distinctive qualities. (3, 3, 4) - 7— It swims right back then away. (5) 8— 1 leave a clergyman in church. (7) 10— Told but possibly not needing to be. (8) 11— Given a start in life. (4) 13 — A call for repeated effort. (6) . < 15—A service the abstainer takes comfort fn!t(3-3) 17— Not new to exploitation. (4) ?' ■ 18— Continues to make money. (8) , 21— Drunk, but not canned! (7) 22— Bridal path. (5) . 23— The aggregate is an impressive sum,. (5, 5) Down 1— It may be kept by someone away. (5) 2— RarelyTt is about books. (8) . a—Poor actor permitted an important Shakesperian \* - role; (6)-. ■ T:?;;;-;-" • 4—Gelebrated kina- of:€hinese<pottery/{4)? . • . s—Became acquainted 'with brick-carriers’. , , working. (7) '* * ’ r ;fr—Surprise someone more than they can say? '(6/ 4) ■ . bloominjg old? (4, 2,4) ,*’ / . •; > ? •• .12—I iking for a ; swan-song? (8)- J' ••• ’ ■ .* 14— A first-former? (7) '■ ; :IB—Believe one side of the account (J 5 19— Canvas holder. (5) > ; . for.North mountain ascent (4) \ 'V. ■■ : .■ ’. ■ ■ . ’’ ’• ’" .' ? ' ’(Solution on Monday) . > ' - Yesterday’s solution . . ‘' ; Across: 6, Capital; 7, P’apal; 9, Nod; : 10/Free press; 12, Part company; 15, Book-keepers; 17, Broadcast; I'9, ; Cop; 21, Ogres; 22, Pageant-; - ;.. '■ Down: 1, Capon; 2, Tip; 3, Fair; 4. Bad report; 5, Passing; 8, Recoup; 11, Backwater: 13, Trench; 14. Courage; 16. Found; 18, Stay; 20, Ten.
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Press, 19 April 1980, Page 14
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