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Telegraph toughie

catsrcool | 12:48 Thu 15th Mar 2012 | Crosswords

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1dn Reportedly physicians have studied Latin inside 23 (10) ?R?A?????? 15ac Accumulates assortment of UK pedal cars (5,2) R???? ?P ROLLS UP?

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15 might be racks up.

1 dn. What's 23?

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1d dreadlocks

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23 is Try Sheila's unusual arrangement of locks (9) = HAIRSTYLE

That is a crap clue as it consists of wordplay only with no definition.

The definition to 1d is the answer to 23 - 'Hairstyle'

Racks up (anagram of uk p cars)

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Thanks al have to agree with mike11111 Telegraph Toughie= make your own rules as you go along and b????r the conventions

Not having a hard copy I did not know the answer to 23. Now that LIK has explained it makes a little more sense.

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