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Across 4— For which the player is expected to take a bow. (7) 8— Bully boy? (6) 9— Is taking to court proceeding. (7) 10— Cane with which to beat deserter? (6) 11— It is put up to scale. (6) 12— Trial trial, perhaps. (4-4) 18— This weapon of father’s may enable admittance, say. (8) 20— It doesn’t produce original office-work. (6) 21— Emperor could have caused a scare. (6) 22— Take no notice of tavern back in inlet. (7) 23— Colour to leave isolated. (6) 24— Be in the chair before the team. (7) Down 1— Alms, but cautious about it. (7) 2— Sect, say in rapture. (7) 3— Inlaid work of early law-giver. (6) 5— Uneasy that the others don’t have so much? (8) 6— Dogs — or badgers. (6) 7— The reindeer that is out will give up. (6) 13— Conclusively showed father got up first and given the OK. (8) 14— appearing shortly in rainy season. (7) 15— Loving bother to make telephone call. (7) 16— Show great respect for refusal within 60 minutes. (6) 17— A sting upset the big fellows. (6) 19— Sailor is a product of a manse. (6) (Solution tomorrow) Yesterday’s solution Across: 1, Co-operators; 9, Roc; 10, Army issue; 11, Spree; 13, Rations; 14, Number; 16, Tender, 18, Abstain; 19, Peril; 20, Mail-tram; 21, Bus; 22, Unscratched. Down: 2, Orc, 3, Plane; 4, Remark; 5. Thistle; 6, Rush order; 7, Present arms; 8, Measureless; 12, Remission; 15, Elastic; 17, Ankara; 19, Panic; 21. Bee.