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lit Across 7- ItJ cduidn tbe better tor one [to do some tijading 5 ' 8- Siinajl pupils 'seer, in lace-up shoes’ .7. I .9-Fin (backing tunes transposed! for dances ifi 10—Cpnwhcated ‘plot about a. philosopher -5 | 12 -Elis&.-ner for (priming the hand-grenade” 15-S|<mc-h-iw susltair: the keen supporters : ■ 10-13--Infi rnal poi-i..” : 59-fte use! a blad-- in a rw < 21 -National emblem takr-n from the list -722 -k|reiii-n, wribjr produces The Tuft of Feat tecs ” :i '.!!:■ ' j U)wn 1— ctjile.igui-’ 4 <;■ 2— A i piece of deception sounds ill-detined. j 3— Nearly all gel involved with rbugh seas, it creates an up and down movement («li ! i a and 111'Down lie discreel and retain a personal lawyer i 4. 4 3. • ' 6—Secretly takes one’s departure of French settlements '* 11 — See 5 Down - | i • 13— Game of chance is permitted) tn a way -8.1 14— Substitute not takm the chaif- >5-2. 16—Is} more disturbed by comparable atomic nucleus, -6 17 — Romantic affair for one'like Othello we hear *5; 20—Strikes causing a setback to I the boom t4F ! I I (Solution tomorrow i Yesterday's solution | Acrjss) I. Chassepot; 8. Rye. 9. Appropriate. 11. Convent: 12. Lance; 13. Artist: 15. Arrest: 17. Snags: 18. Sleeper: 2i>. Ices of. March. 22. Tin. Lt 23. Swear word. E!

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