Across
7— See 17 Across. 8— Opening part of the gun, we hear. (6) 10— Revel spoiled by rioters. (7) 11— Character in "Twelfth Night” makes a bloomer. (5) 12— They make a chain, one hears, for the wild cat. (4) 13 and 18 Ac—May be overstepped by the political rebel. (5-4) 17 and 7 Ac—Splendid stocks of freight transporters. (5-6) 18—See 13 Across. 22— The sort of trip the golfer makes. (5) 23— This is a good trip for a crease in the skin. (7) 24— In some rearrangement you'll find six pictures ... (6) 25— . . • shown here. (6) Down
1— Somehow let rats return to cause alarm. (7) 2— Prominent foreigner appearing in the street. (7) 3— She provides some of the sanitation. (5) 4— Rank of a military man undisclosed. (7) 5— The sailor in bed is a famous explorer. (5) 6— In the furrow he attempts to produce grain. (5) 9—Suffer from nervous trouble, as analysts do! (5, 4) 14— They create a disturbance, but the noise fades away. (7) 15— Selected about fifty to be preserved. (7) 16— Reveals quite a number in disorder. (7) 19— First to get the gun ready. (5) 20— A female attraction could be a feature of the graph. (5) 21— Note required for a small amount of medicine. (5) (Solution on Monday)
Yesterday’ solution Across: 1, Pitch; 4, Resound; 8, Appoint; 9, Clear, 10, Tart; 11, Romantic; 13, Saps; 14, Flan; 16, Liberate; 17, Oder; 20, Edict; 21, Isolate; 22, Treadle; 23, Fleet. Down: 1, Practical test; 2, Taper; 3, Hail; 4, Ration; 5, Sociable; 6, Uneaten; 7, Direct current; 12, Operated; 13, Sublime; 15, Strike; }B, Drake; 19, Golf.
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