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j ' T I ■| i' ; ) Across ■ 6— Child'actor becomes dissipated man. (7) 7— to get right into; underground chamber. (5) 9—Writer in confinement? (3) 10—Speak the greater part farthest away. (9) 12—Convincing pretence? (4-7) ) 15—Drunk taking bend in difficult situation. (5, 6) 17—llong in existence and; not without owner. (9) .19 arid 18 Down—Devilish appearance of I former prison? (3, 4) 21—One who produces policy guidelines? (5) . 22— story. (7) I '-4 I ' ;■ 4|' ! 4;. • i - I;- I I Down 1— Haunting music from university players. (5) 2— Out offline, yet nothing to stare at. (3) 3 -! low sin comes from sign of illness. (4) , 14—' terminals for track construction-(9) up, I have! become shifty. (7) • I ■ ■ B;—lemote phenomenon in the sky. (6) if—<o if made :his way. (9) IJrr 1 tenfme when, for example, teenage spots come up. (6) >l4rr tenceal ring we object to: it is very ugly. (7) glasses in 18? (5) . iffci tee..-IO- Across. i ahother vehicle-in a westerly direction. (3) - •I-' '(Solution tomorrow) H. ) J; I I I Yesterday’s solution • Ijv .Across-J 17, Public holiday; 8, Flat-feet; 9, Rest; 10, Stunts; 12. H. pnchor; 16, S 18, Mona; 20, Pastile; 22, Cattle rustler.

Ml- ! Hi I Down:; If, Bulletin; 2, Platen? 3, Acre; 4, Costumes; 5, Fibres; 6, Mass; 11, Scrapped; 13, Espalier; 15,1 Hearts: 17, Opiate; 19, Oral; 21, Slug, | J j. 1., ; ! H ■ H4i i