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Sun Tel Cryptic 2681

jenniferd | 15:43 Sun 03rd Mar 2013 | Crosswords

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Please could I have these answers explained.
17d Source for some bars in a very unusual key. VINEYARD
20a Make big effort, taking son to school. STRAIN
8d Well positioned as player, pinching English forward's rear is unfair. ONE-SIDED

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bookbinder

20 Effort = strain
son = s
school = [to] train

OAP60

To school is to train and the S is for son - I think!

writesbad

wine in a wine bar coems fron a vinyard
anag. of "in a very" plus D (key)

writesbad

^ comes
^ vineyard

Lie-in King

Vineyard (source [of wine, eg] for bars) - anag 'in a very' + 'D' (key, music)

One-sided - 'E(nglish)' (in) 'onside' (well-positioned, as player) + '(forwar)d' (rear of)

bookbinder

17 vineyard is an anagram of 'in a very' plus the key of D.