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Across 4— A leisure activity in father's day. (7) —B—A speaker who is skilled at splitting alternatives. (6) 9— Hair style peculiarly English. (7) 10— A cleaner turns up vermin. (6) 11— Disturbed in so rude a fashion. (6) 12— Study an island made of sand and cement. (8) 18— He’s certainly not hopeless. (8) 20— Begin to put the plan down on paper. (3,3) 21— It ensures good reception for some speakers. (6) 22— Disturbance in court, perhaps. (7) 23— Come down on fire. (6) 24— Catalogue of pens for a writer? (7) Down 1— Close agreement. (7) 2— One object in rent is investment. (7) 3— Agree to study a dog. (6) 5— Any one of the following. (8) 6— A mouth-organ. (6) 7— Striker appears satisfied about everything. (6) 13— Feelings shown by people put into some distress. (8) 14— Six rulers from Scandinavia. (7) 15— He aims to beat his rivals, of course. (7) 16— Consequences of reforming Ulster. (6) 17— Left a number at the gate. (6) 19— Ladies make perfect models. (6) (Solution tomorrow) Yesterday’s solution Across: 1, Resuscitate; 9, Air; 10, Intercede; 11, Lacks; 13, Stand up; 14, Tingle; 16, Domino; . 18, Acreage; 19, Melon; 20, Cold Sober; 21, See; 22, Joined issue. Down: 2, Ear; 3, Units; 4, Cutest; 5, Tornado; 6, Treadmill; 7, Ballet dance; 8, Keep counsel; 12, Contralto; 15, Liaison; 17, Sea-bed; 19, Mores; 21, Sou. ..