Across I—Those who act badly won't qualify for this kind of medal. (4, 9—Have a supervisory job across the water, one hears. (7) 10— Breaches of confidentiality, by the sound of it — they could be in the soup! (5) 11— The kind of mark for buying and selling, (a) 12— Shocking threats cause disintegration. (7) 13 and 15 Across. Ordered to go, inside. (4, 2,6) 15— See 13 Across. , x 18—Could be about United States transport. (/) 20— A service return for Indian destination. (5) 22— Pipes for underground systems. (5) 23— Regarded in Russia as revolutionary time of year. (7) 24— Minute-men. (11) ■ ■ Down 2 its performance is the interpretation of a dramatic score. (5) 3— Don’t agree when Diana’s told to go. (7) 4— Some of the codes sabotaging Black Sea port. (6) 5— Dealt badly with Greek character. (5) 6— Does something original and causes a fuss. (7) 7_They fight to put a hundred on trial with the colonists. (11) B—They could produce no more stars. (11) 14 —Famous reason for being unable to dine at the restaurant. (/) 16— About one who has a part for nuclear device. (7) 17— One who keeps company when the rest stray around! (6) .19—Lower foundation on the right. (5) 21— Black paint-brush. (5) (Solution tomorrow) Yesterday’s Solution Across: 1, Flawless;'s, Tale; 9, Ages; 10, Gainsaid; 11, Steer; 12, Builder; 13, By instalments; 18, Eventide; 19, Oars; 20, Traduce; 21, Fired; 22, Dido; 23, Impunity.
Down: 2, Lightly, 3, Western; 4, Starboard beam; 6, Abandon; 7, Endures; 8, Infirm; 13, Bleated; 14, Ireland; 15, Set out; 16, Emotion; 17, Torrent.
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