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Across I— Collapse before the winter. (4)- - ■ ' ■ 3— Those who produce military tattoos. (8) 8— This mate will put up with-you. (4) 9— Then sing for a week at one time. (8) ll— Stock-holders. (5-7) 13— What a piece of authentic enchantment may do. (6) 14— Hammer a piece of winter sports equipment. (6) 17—Urge the embassy man to be P.R.0.? (5, 7) 20—Convict of long standing? (3-5) pj See 23 Across 22—It gives added information on what the organ pedal produces. (8) 23 and 21Ac.—Just the fitment to provide me with a feast! (4-4) Down 1— He’s employed in doing woodwork. (8) 2— Keep your eyes skinned for the guard. (4-3) 4— Make allusions about eastern attraction for the drug addict. (6) . 5— Manage what comes to hand? (10) 6— Agree to become enthusiastic. (5) 7— See 18 Down. , , 10— p a rt of the orchestra that comd be supersonic. the fellows will provide accdmmodation. (8) 15— What tyrannical office bosses do! (7) IB—The French camping equipment is lying hidden. (6) . - 18 and 7Dn—Asteroids could become means of communication. (5-4) • .... ... 19—The learner, a fool, to hang around idly. (4) (Solution tomorrow) Yesterday’s solution Across; 1, Dumb waiters; 9, Learner; 10. Never; 11, Meets; 12, Ascetic; 13, Widows; 15, Fiddle; 18, Risotto; 20, Olden; 22, Halma; 23, Wrapper; 24, Dying breath .' Down: 2, Usage; 3, Bandsaw; 4, Airway; 5. Tunic; 6, Riveted; 7, Blameworthy; 8, Dry cleaners: 14, Display; 16, Isolate; 17, Cobweb; 19, Train; 21, Depot,