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This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. It should make finding your question easier for others and, the easier it is to find, the more likely someone is to answer it!

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I Cryptic Crossword 633

DestressTermly | 20:12 Thu 21st Feb 2013 | Crosswords

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This was from Tuesday 19 Feb 2013. The answer was given the next day so the answertr is known, but what I seek, is an explanation of how the answer was deduced.

The clue: Again show one Tudor or another, as placed in succession.

The answer: Rerun.

I see Rerun could be "again show", but the rest of the clue I am stumped over.

Thanks in advance.

Middlesbrough Gazette Cryptic

Daily Mail 14436

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bibblebub

Best Answer

2 of the Tudors are Edward VI and Elizabeth I who can both be referred to as E.R., and so put that, i.e one Tudor or the other, in succession = RUN R er UN

20:19 Thu 21st Feb 2013

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bibblebub

2 of the Tudors are Edward VI and Elizabeth I who can both be referred to as E.R., and so put that, i.e one Tudor or the other, in succession = RUN

R er UN

DestressTermly

Question Author

Thank you, yes that sounds about right. ER for the Tudor monarchs like you say. Run as a synonym for succession I had not thought of.

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