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gordonia | 10:53 Wed 21st Mar 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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Everyman first. Could somebody please confirm that the answer to 25 across -A motel demolished in the back of Nelson's Column(7) is Toleman?

Sun Times--19 across- Appears to listen carefully(7)
E?T?N?S.I had thought of extends,but am not sure at all.
Any help gratefully acknowledged.Thanks.
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19a Attends
10:55 Wed 21st Mar 2007
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Telamon
10:58 Wed 21st Mar 2007
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25a Telamon
10:58 Wed 21st Mar 2007
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Thanks very much K. I didn't read 1 down properly and ended up with documented instead of documental,hence the question.
11:02 Wed 21st Mar 2007
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Thank you K and Sarumite. Does the word telamon have any meaning at all?
11:07 Wed 21st Mar 2007
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Hello G. It is an architectural term for a supporting pillar hence 'column' in your clue.
Also anagram of A Motel +N (back of Nelson)
11:15 Wed 21st Mar 2007
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Telamon - A mythical hero. A male figure used as a pillar to support an entablature or other structure.
11:15 Wed 21st Mar 2007
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Telamon . . A man's figure used as a supporting pillar (Chambers)
11:17 Wed 21st Mar 2007
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Sorry . . my system is on go(extremely)-slow at the moment!! (S)
11:19 Wed 21st Mar 2007

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