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Sat. Times 26766

thumbscrew | 18:53 Sat 01st Jul 2017 | Crosswords

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26a Doctor writing to renegotiate role with patient. ( 11 ) I?T?R?O?A?E. looks like it's interrogate, but can't see word play.

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fiction-factory

don't think it's interrogate
interpolate fits but can't parse

aelmpvw

interpolate

aelmpvw

anagram of role patient

fiction-factory

anagram of rolepatient

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I see now it's an anagram of role and patient. Many thanks for the word

ellie-b

I think it is actually an anagram of renegotiate, as there is no "p" in interrogate

Renegotiate is the anagram indicator for - role/patient

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