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Across 1— From which one exoects lessons to be drawn? (3, 6) 8— Listeners have it to give. (3) > 9— In which corresponding requisites are collected. (5, 6) 11— Magnetic sketch? (7) 12— The initiative needed by motorists? (5) 13— Sold it in an impassive way. (6) 15— Stray also in mission. (6) 17— Having gone up in favour is encouraged, (o) 18— Dismiss the person at the till. (7) 20— Is he amusingly hospitable? (11) 22— Have some .highbrow neighbours. (3) 23— 111-humour goes to the wall? (9) Down 2— Desert rodent (3) 3— Italian island in America privately owned. (5) . 4—Compel to do a favour? (6) 5— Do the washing for the French below. (7) 6— Ted is upset with people at journey’s end. (11) 7— Make an earlier offer to a baseless claimant. (9) 10— With things not tied up, not a tight finish it would seem. (2,1, 5,3) . 11— Running away from charge in the wilderness? (») 14— Set on fire by editing amendments. (7) 16— The'tallies of quite a number of players. («.' 19— Thin but superfluous. (5> 21— She isn’t seen till dusk. (3) (Solution tomorrow) Saturday’s solution Across: 7, Change; 8, Census; 10, Antonym; 11, Found- 12, Case; 13, Short; 17, Cross; 18, Lens; 22, Strum; 23, Spangle; 14, Greece; 25, Unwept. Down- 1. Scratch; 2, Maltese; 3, Agony; 4, Welfare- 5 Issue- 6, Aside; 9, Emphasise; 14, Grimace; 15, Weighed; IK, Asserts; 19, Usage; 20, Green; 21, Banns.