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'?•/ : Across 1— One to provide noted backing. (11) 9—lt controls the locks for this kind of bend. (7) . 10— Negotiate for a special outing. (5) ■ ■ : 11— We hear a combination of words becomes ragged. (5) 12— Even ground that has'been flooded will produce it. (3-4) IS—Shows uncertainty when the breakers envelop the redhead. (6) 15—Polar topping for the cake? (3-3) 18—This accompanies the return of ill-feeling. (7) ' . 30—Refuse a fight. (5) /. ~ . ■/. 22— It’s absolutely right for former spouse to take part. (5) 23— Waste time making a tasty dish. (7) ■ 24—She’s very good at spelling! (11) >■. ' Down • 2— Crockery used for. tea round at home. (5) . • 3—He’s not in favour: of work with an artist’s model. (7) .■' : '' ; :4--A ishort name to Pennsylvania for another part of the Continent. (6). - s—Made a record; famous. (5) /' < ' subsumed he will put in a container.. (7) 5 the employee, who operates at different times. (5-6) National press providing government documenta. (5-6) WaiMtocreant gets in at the back of the house. (7) ; 16-Eric has become/r bank employee. (7) ; • • one of sound sense. (6) may smfßce the. playing area. (5) wKi&tillerynien fixed up the charges. (5) l^tetop®li» Carry; 12, ng

J Down: 2, Nutcase; j, Embargo; 4, Physiotherapy; 6, Chianti; 7, Laguna; 13, Dilemma; 14, Moved in; 15, Nordic; 16, Tripoli; J 7, Operated.