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2in1 mindbender

edgar stocks | 15:23 Thu 20th Apr 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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7d weigh about two pounds and a quarter-nearly, ?e?? ?a?h

31 d He finishes off the game with the queen, k?l?e?

28 d poles housed by nazi minister who wrote poetry s?i?s?r

Thanks in advance, came late to this puzzle this week.

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31d Killer ?

crofter

7d Check your letter"A" . The answer looks like it should be WELL NIGH = WEIGH about LL + N

crofter

28D Check your letter "I". This should be SPENSER.

Poles are N+S and SPEER is nazi who contains NS

geo0939

The last one should be Spenser. Speer round N & S.

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thank you crofter, you were quite right, i had made two errors.

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