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Guardian Tuesday 9th

dzug | 15:23 Wed 10th May 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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On the same page as the cryptic crossword there was a strange grid with short unnumbered lights.

Only 3 clues, each repeated many times:

16 Clues (9)

2 Cities (5)

The ultimate prize (5)

What's it all about? No solution today that I can see.

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mahonia

I was totally baffled by this too. Hope someone can explain it - will watch this space!

There was something similar in the Telegraph . If you hold the page well away from you you can make out the message Join The Quest!

I should have added I think it is some form of advertising

It's an ad for the new Eurostar promotion - read the grid (carefully).

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