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Daily Telegraph Weekend 29/4

martinrowley | 08:34 Sun 30th Apr 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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21a Design style 1920s and 1930s ?

22d Believe that a privileged group will always rise to the top through their generalised superiority ?

I assume 21 is art DECO and 22d looks like elitist, but I am not happy with the latter.

Thanks in anticipation

sunday tele gk 703

Religious

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JoolsTwo

We have Deco and Elitist

Replay

Agree with Jim Jools and yourself. The wrong tense of 'elitist' appears to be a quirk of the compiler - eg last week's 'troubadour' as an answer to a 'plural' question. Doesn't exactly fill one with confidence!

homeresque

Anyone else have issues with 1d too?

The clue leads to NIELSON, but shouldn't it be NIELSEN? The OED and the Danish Carl Nielsen Society thinks so and I reckon they could be considered a definitive sources!

What has everyone else put?

martinrowley

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Re Nielsen/Nielson

It would seem that Nielsen should be the correct answer, however the clue does suggest Nielson.( anagram of Nelson and I (eye) )

I chose NIELSON

R2Driver

I've gone for NIELSEN so far but it's still in pencil.

Not sure what to do - glad it's not just me!!! thought I was a thicky

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