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Across 7— He supplies the stock market. (6-7) 8— Scatter the Red spies somehow. (8) 9— For each high-class country. (4) 10— Agricultural implement school. (6) 12— Owing money for tinbed, perhaps. (2,4) 14— Animal sale we organised. (6) 16— Equipment seen on a football field? (6) 18 and 20 Across—ln which a coroner speaks Latin, possibly. (4, 8) 20— See 18 Across. 22—Repeatedly one sentence follows another. (4, 5,4) Down 1— Banter is seen to be wicked in time. (8) 2— Proust translation producing a bemused state. (6) 3— He’s sure to succeed. (4) 4— There’s no charge for the present! (4, 4) 5— He did impressions and made a pile. (6) 6— Look at the lord. (4) 11— Certain plants and animals of interest to the tabloids. (8) 13— Blame lag for disrupting sports event. (4, 4) 15— Gloomy study to cause depression. (6) 17— Calculates the number of noblemen. (6) 19—Outdoor? (4) 21— Boy returning for a change of name. (4) ’ x (Solution tomorrow) Yesterday’s solution Across: 1, Dais; 8, Put on an act; 9, Sentinel; 10, Ripe; 12, Versus; 14, Stairs; 15, Lament; 17, Pretty; 18, Bell; 19, Toreador, 21, Roundabout; 22, So-so. .

Down: 2, Accelerate; 3, Spot; 4, Stones; 5, Angles; 6', Increase; 7, Stye; 11, Paratroops; 13, Sterling; 16, Titian; 17, Parson; 18, Bark; 20, Acts.