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Across I—See a key agent. (4) 3— ignores national customs. (8) 8— Follow, not head. (4) 9— Political victim of restrictive practice? (8) 11— E.g. for example! (12) 13— Believe one side of the account. (6) 14— Came in for the pictures. (6) 17 —The pleasure of compensation. (12) 20— Timetable? (8) 21— Stupefy in a most unusual way. (4) 22— The way to sit for an ideal journey? (8) 23— Their quarters are combed for food. (4) Down 1- into play. (8) 2— Quietly bound to be compliant. (7) 4— This insect makes a chap sit up. (6) 5— In age erect as a relatively young woman. (5. 5) 6— Fast nothing — it's slow. (5) 7— The knot sailors avoid. (4) 10— He has a suit. (10) 12— He returns from work? (8) 15— Letter that is spelt badly. (7) 16— Fearfully impressed. (6) 18— A last correction for a book of maps. (5) 19— He won't go out with his mates. (4) (Solution tomorrow) Yesterday’s solution Across: 1. Top hat; 4. Pebble; 9, Fresh-air fiend: 10. Ensured; 11. Liken; 12. Board: 14. Using; 18. Lemon; 19. In depth; 21. Contortionist; 22. Trying. 23. Sexton. Down: 1. Toffee; 2. Press for money; 3. Abhor; 5. Enfolds: 6 Breaking-point, 7. Ending: 8. Winds; 13, Run down; 15. Elicit;' 16. Girth; 17, Whiten: 20. Drove.