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Daily Telegraph Prize Crossword 26696 Saturday October 29th 2011

dwil | 14:49 Sat 29th Oct 2011 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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21a Some land endlessly set aside for religious use A?R?

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Acre

dwil

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Thanks. Why?

a creed minus last letters of somE and lanD

dwil

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Thanks. See it but don't like it as a clue.

Another possibility -

(s)Acre(d)

dwil

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That's better but still not impressed. I think it could have been worded better.

Acre (some land) - sacred (endlessly, set aside for religious use)

dwil

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I'm getting it but I think to move 'endlessly' to the end of the clue whilst reading more clumsily would have been better.

I don't like it either. I wondered about agra (agrarian). Agra is a mausoleum...

boxtops

Acre is also a city in the Holy Land

And there's God's Acre...

Big Dave agrees with the King.
(s)acred(d)

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