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Across - 7—He holds responsibility in training, but doesn’t teach. (7-6) 8 and 9 Across—Potentially shocking slippery customers? (8,4) 9—See 8 Across. 10— Overtook and got through the examination. (6) 12— Cricketer loses heart and becomes valet. (6) 14— Swear during trial. (6) 16— Guide round sector. (6) 18— The flower of one’s eye?. (4) 20— Give neat denial. (8) 22—When camping, charge friend on purpose. (13) Down 1— Resolute law-breaker in the beginning. (8) 2— Capital instrument of punishment. (6) 3— Excursion with ancient city as destination. (4) 4— the morning I get a telegram which is friendly. (8' 5— Agree because told to go. (6) 6— Business transaction in wood. (4) 11— Blow up public school in engagement. (8) 13— Half fear competitors — those who have got here. (8) 15— Followed Susan in the end. (6) 17— Forty, feline winks? (6) 19— Offensive position in hierarchy. . (4) 21— Shine because of flat note? (4) (Solution tomorrow) Yesterday’s solution Across: 1. Harp; 8, Impenitent; 9, Reckoned; 10, Post; 12, Mitred; 14, Evince; 15, Call up; 17, Cogent; 18, Left; 19, Allnight; 21, Conviction; 22, Side. Down: 2, After-image; 3, Pink: 4, Opened; 5, On edge; 6, Stopping; 7, Stet; 11, Second-hand; 13, Relative; 16, Plaice; 17, Galvin; 18, Luck; 20, Inns. ’ JS