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Across I—lnterpose helpfully to start the crossword. (3, 1,4, 2) 7— He’s riled perhaps, but does very little. (5) 8— Where to see women in retreat. (7) 10— An affair to arouse curiosity. (8) 11— A state of pure chaos.(4) 13— Mineral deposit seen first on land. (6) 15— Condescends to change design. (6) 17— In a way, it means this month. (4) 18— Is he in no hurry to act? (8) 2i_New native quarter shows simplicity. (7) 22— Drive for mile trip round pithead.(s) 23— Stepfather is a ship’s officer. (6, 4) Down 1— One guide or a good many. (5) 2— Rows about stray dogs. (8) 3— Don't continue if scared. (4-2) 4— Offensive row. (4) 5— Titanic destroyer. (7) 6— A number copy a restriction. (10) 9— One way of coming to a corresponding conclusion. (5, 5) 12— A lemon is strangley sweet. (8) 14— He toils in far from friendly fashion. (7) 16— Come to a sober conclusion. (6) 19— May make pleas about an indiscretion. (5) 20— He goes down or up in play. (4) (Solution on Monday) Yesterday’s Solution Across: 6, Hateful; 7, Magus; 9, Key; 10, Proscribe; 12 Double entry; 15, Parachutist; 17, Matchless; 19, Ark; 21, Jelly; 22, Tallied. Down- 1 Laden; 2, Pen; 3, Burr, 4, Patronise; 5, Numbers; 8, Aspect:' 11, Local call; 13, Beheld; 4, Damages; 16, Cred; 18, Span, 20, All>