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Across 3 and 26 Ac—Circus feats performed by slick accountants! (9,4) . 8— The horse sprinted round the ring. (4) 9— Not completely in a biased way. (9) 10— See 11 Down. 11— Feature of the table providing added flavour to the meal. (5) 14—The voyage comes to grief when this follows the ship. (5) 15 —Using some of the grass I load the fodder container. (4) 16— Kind of market for. farm animals. (5) ” 18— Chooses work near back-street. (4) 20— Disinclined to move when one gets rent revision. (5) 21— A place for keeping unrefined material at the end of the street. (5) 24— Try hard to break the rivets. (6) 25— Let the pay be adjusted for thought-reading. (9) 27—Will part of the Bible suffice? (9) , Down ...” . I—Material used by broom manufacturers? (9) 2—Take spare mixture for the birds. (9) 4— Unfortunately a girl doesn’t come to a conclusion. (4) 5— Change the place of marriage, by” the sound, of it. (5) 6— Goes after the luggage about the start of the holiday. (6) 7— A current” feature of life in Egypt. (4) 9—Nibbles: at quantities of grain. (5) llandlOAc.—Narrow escapes associated with well-groomed men. (5,6) 12— You need a clock to find out how long the musical composition takes. (9) 13— That, senor, could change direction. (5-4) 17— A fund for Catherine. (5) • . ' 19— The way the tester gets diverted. (6) 22— Bring up over a thousand and provide new weapons. (5) 23— Allocate the main course, one hears. (4) 24— Have nothing to do with military order, colloquially speaking. W (Solution tomorrow) Yesterday’s solution Across: 1, Stay; 3, Passport; 3, Tots; 9 Deranged; 11. Inclinations; 13, Create; 14, Inmate; 17, Demonstator, 20 Air lanes; 21, Spin; 22, Essayist; 23, Dyes. Down: 1, Set-piece; 2, Article; 4, Axe man; 5, Stationery; 6, Organ; 7, To-do; 10, Dictionary, 12, Hearing; 15, Autopsy; 16, Assets; 18, Earns; 19, Hale. -