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Spectator 1986 Thursday October 14th 2010

mintyman99 | 06:48 Thu 14th Oct 2010 | Crosswords

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morning all Media URL: http://www.spectator.co.uk/article_assets/articledir_12741/6370548/crossword.pdf
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http://www.spectator....6370548/crossword.pdf

Many thanks, Mintyman.

bearboy

Most of my grid is filled (apart from a few unclued letters) but I can't get the proverb? Who/what/where is "X"???? Any help please?

Anagrams of dogs !

bearboy

Thanks K - i've got it now.

Hi

I have finished I think but wanted to check a few:

28d alpines
33d event
14a steel

Thanks in advance

Dan

Agree with all 3 answers djawhfc

Thanks Roslyn
14a is troubling me

I think it is steel to- but cabbage is steal- so are we right?

I think it's steal - as you say def = cabbage
is = s (short form)
teal = ducks that are greenish-blue colour

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Spectator 1986 Thursday October 14th 2010

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