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Across 6—See 14 Down. „ .. , , .. R . 7and 16 Down-Charges levied on liquid assets. (5-5) 9 and 20 Down-Recast the start of the play at once_ (3 3) 10— Cause one to be fuddled with wine, as revellers do. (4. 5) 12— Revolutionary device in the timber-yard, (o, o) 15— See 21 Across. ' 17— Does it supply wood for the fuselage? (5-4) 19— Could possibly be queen for a month. (3) 21 and 15 Across-Subject to being home-bound. (5, 5, ' 6) 22—He reckons it’s where the shop transaction takes place. (7) Down 1— Use glue for a piece of wood. (5) 2— Used some of the meat, evidently. (3) 3— Furniture found in collections of antiques. (4) 4— Get confused at charges and arrive without an invitation. (4-5) 5— Try the case and make a statement that it’s a rumour. (7) B—Sounds like one who interferes with a fruit tree. (6) 11— Not an agreeable type in the church. (9) 13— Talks about the right marine maps. (6) 14 and 6 Across—A crossing place for electors. (7, 7) 16— See 7 Across. 18— Cupidity could well be associated with this archer. (4) 20— See 9 Across. (Solution tomorrow)

Yesterday’s solution Across: 7, Side-splitting; 8, Hospital; 9, Acts; 10, Ranted; 12, Intact; 14, Orders; 16, Shimmy; 18, Goes; 20, Rich food; 22, BabyCarriages. Down: I. Dinosaur; 2. Despot; 3. Spat: 4, Villains; 5, Strait; 6. Unit; 11, Disarray; 13. Commoner: 15. Essays; 17, In fear; 19, Oran; 21, Core. -