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Middlesbrough Gazette Cryptic

Donaldinho | 19:15 Wed 27th Mar 2013 | Crosswords

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2D I leave French Girl for Frenchman - ?e?e
16D Dorset town provided home for old Penny Baker - P?o?l?
19D Rent to one of the services - T?r?

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pere

toRN

Phoole?

Ignore Phoole!

Calibax

16 Poo d le?

Something to do with Poole I think

wonder if 'baker' should be 'barker'

meaning Calibax is correct

That would make more sense, mamyalynne- I agree

Calibax

^Ah, that would make sense Mamya

http://alberichcrosswords.com/pages/id150.html

same clue here

Calibax

2d (I)rene? - I don't quite get pere. Factor

Agree with Rene

Irene is correct.
I got carried away in my rush to answer first and used the Frenchman twice (Piere and Pere) whilst ignoring the girl!

I meant (I)Rene is correct

You iz meaning Pierre mon ami ?

I shall say zis only once...

Some French parents can't spell (http://www.horseracingnation.com/person/P_Strydom#)
Or is he South African?

http://www.horseracingnation.com/person/P_Strydom#
Time to get my coat on this one

Yes, best we draw a Maginot Line under this one, :-)

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