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-AcrOSS ? .? . . i “'?.i 1— It can be permitted, for everything to-required'to-A-be.paid. (9)’ -- '"■ ’ ■< 1 . .. -■ >' >• 8— For example nothing producing self-esteem., (3) - ■/“ 9— Don’t go out to find support contained by. 'eri- ;. . trances. (4, 7) : 11— Some of the side vote eagerly for fan. (7) / 12— Gas contributes nothing to the area; (5) ' j- ’- . 13 — A number transgress returning to game. (6) 15 — How a worker delivers the goods? (2, 4) ' ) ■ 17 — Make lance free of dirt. (5) . 18— Sack the person at the till. (7) 20— Go in and tie loosely, given diversion. (11) . / 7 7 22— The leading vehicle? (3) . . 23— Resist sad calamities. (9). ; ’ ■ . . , Down • . / •' •■ ■■;.’ ’ 2— The whole or part of a sale. (3) '■’ •• " ■ 3— A tricky game, no doubt. (5) ■ f 4— Chivvy an animal. (6) , . - . : 5— Careful management finds bad money going round : v company.;(7) • ; ■; ' 6— The others take speech to require reinstatement. (11) ' ' ' ' ■ • ' ' 7— Opponent will carefully study the offer. (9) ■ . ' 10— Promotion means publicity given to adhesive onU.: vehicle; (11) .'??• X" ■■ -?:/” ; 11— He doesn’t expect his clues to be printed for him? 7 (9) " / ' - 14— Editing went wrong — caught fire! (7) i 7 16— Amasses points in twenties in game?),(6) ;• . 19— Some of those-who stand win them. (5) 7 21— It is given by a listener in earnest." (3);- / , ’ S.. Solution tomorrow^; .. , ' Saturday’s Solution 7'X * : " Across: 1, Detect; 4, Scaled; 9, Rake,up the.past-' 10, Entitle; 11, Piece; 12, Peace; 14, Envoy; TB,’- Getup; 19, Brother; 21, At a standstill; 22,. Tangle;-23,-■Street. ■ , ■••■-■•■■■ -v ■■■■ Down: 1, Doreen; 2, Take the'strain; 3, "Court; '5,: ■ Cheapen; 6, Leave no choice;. 7,-Dither; 8, Other; . 13, Capital; 15, Aghast;-16, Ebony; . 17;. Armlet; 20,:Onset, . 2