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Across 7— Injunction not to take time off from work. (5) 8— Causes of perplexity in games, perhaps. (7) 9— Walter’s still a good-for-nothing though reformed. (?) ■ 10— Possibly eager to approve a proposal. (5) 12— We may bet on them to give us hydrogen. (10) 15— Singer has tension after her work. (10) 18— Admit defeat and return. (5) 19— Resident judge? (7) 21— Put some notes in order? (7) 22— This material sounds swell. (5) Down j—Fly round with no regard for the rules, but perfectly. (10) 2— Father to avail himself of a temporary stop. (5) 3— Stand for no bull. (4) 4— Actually it’s about a friend. (6) 5— Such unions aren’t recognised. (8) 6— I’m the type to make an impression. (7) 11— Simple way in which the affluent live. (4, 6) 13— He has a home split round the side. (8) 14— It’s near breaking up and showing distress. (2,5) 16— Charges for original film shots. (6) 17— It’s very much used as a prefix. (5) 20— A pre-match fling. (4) (Solution tomorrow) Yesterday’s solution Across: 1, In the news; 8. Ore; 9, Instruction; 11, Excerpt: 12, Recur; 13, Yonder, 15, Option; 17, Occur; 18, Entitle; 20, Ace of spades; 22, Gas; 23, Turned Out. Down: 2, Nun; 3, Error; 4, Excite; 5, Stirrup; 6, Conscripted; 7, Deference; 10, Second-class; 11, Etymology. 14, Earnest; 16. Reefer, 19, Tepee; 21, Erma.