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Sunday Crusader

wills2011 | 14:16 Mon 06th Jun 2016 | Crosswords

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Indie act used to opening say D?C?A?E I think it's declare but can't get the reasoning

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dictate anagram

Grass, can you explain that please - not seeing it.

Can you parse that Grassy.Only seven letters and no n?

anag of indie act

Is it?

No

forget that!

I was including inDIE ACT and the T of to (opening). Need to lose the IN though. sorry.

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Thanks, it is dictate not an anagram but in as in the (die act) with t of the to

18a, Easy clue is 'lay down with authority'. From that I believe dictate is correct but cannot parse it.

Crossed posts.Glad it's been resolved

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