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Daily Telegraph Cryptic 25256 (Tuesday)

Could somebody please explain 4d Marked man's boxing knockout (8) = LABELLED 5d Present compiler's back in control (10) = DOMINATION
06:43 Wed 21st Mar 20074 answers, last by Cleocima 15:20 Wed 21st Mar 2007
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Sunday Telegraph General Crossword 749

Not doing too well today ! 8ac US cake-making contests (8) B******S 9 South American palm-like tree (8) T****L*A 11 Proverbial reproach (7) N****** 13 In biology the response to stimulus of flowing...
13:04 Sun 18th Mar 20078 answers, last by kornat 15:03 Sun 18th Mar 2007
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Sunday Telegraph General Crossword 747

6a Greater black-headed gull (4) ends with B from Bayreuth 12a Bilaterally symmetrical (7) I have D-M-R-C, but dimeric appears not to mean this
11:52 Sun 04th Mar 20077 answers, last by JimJools 13:14 Sun 04th Mar 2007
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Daily Telegraph cryptic yesterday no.25214

Could someone please explain clue 28A "View from flats, perhaps". Answer is "scenery", but why? View is obvious, but Flats = musical, apartments, level land ???
07:02 Wed 31st Jan 20073 answers, last by 08012006 08:00 Wed 31st Jan 2007
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Daily Telegraph

Not a clue for you to reply to, but I would like to share my appreciation of this amusing crossword clue; it appears in today's Daily Telegraph obituary of Ruth Crisp, one of their compilers, who has...
10:30 Sat 27th Jan 200710 answers, last by Brooksy 18:26 Sat 27th Jan 2007
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Steve Race

People of my (older) generation will recall the name, and music, of Steve Race. His familiar tune, Nicola, was named for his daughter. My surfing has revealed he was born on April 1st 1921, but is he...
17:39 Sat 13th Jan 20074 answers, last by Whoa Nelly 13:52 Sun 14th Jan 2007
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Daily Telegraph Tuesday - no 24933

Would somebody please explain to me why 30 across - Try again with same ends? (8) is "Rehearse"
07:56 Wed 08th Mar 20063 answers, last by 08012006 13:25 Wed 08th Mar 2006
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Saga magazine prize crossword - March 2006

To say that I am struggling is an understatement. Can anyone assist please with Across: 10, 13, 16, 17, 21, 24, 25, 28 Down: 2, 5, 7, 8, 14, 15, 20, 22. Many thanks
10:45 Fri 03rd Mar 200611 answers, last by zoomer 22:51 Wed 08th Mar 2006
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ITV Mystery Dramas - Marple

These are sponsored by Talk Talk Can someone please identify the actor whose voice says Talk Talk: the landline company from the Carphone Warehouse Let's do it together Just as we suspected etc
09:14 Mon 20th Feb 20064 answers, last by 08012006 08:15 Tue 21st Feb 2006
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Death of Henry McGee

Today's Daily Telegraph carries an obituary of actor Henry McGee who died last week, and who will be remembered from the Benny Hill shows. I was once told that he was the father of Paul Daniels' magic...
07:25 Wed 01st Feb 20062 answers, last by dotjhawkes 12:19 Wed 01st Feb 2006
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ebay

If a purchaser pays the money into my paypal account, how do I get to receive the proceeds. I can't find where this is explained on the ebay or paypal site. Do ebay deduct their charges and credit the...
10:29 Tue 31st Jan 20065 answers, last by 08012006 16:35 Wed 01st Feb 2006
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Saga crossword

Further to invaluable help obtained from earlier answers to patsyann, whitehill, and sine, I still have these to solve1A Book that harbours inflated sense of pride is silly (4,3,4)***S *H* G*A*18A...
10:07 Fri 27th Jan 200612 answers, last by Dustybun 12:52 Fri 27th Jan 2006
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Scottish Pronunciation - Ming Campbell

The z is on occasions silent in some proper names, eg Menzies = 'Ming-is', as was discussed here a fortnight ago.I recall a footballer in the 60s called Alan Gilzean, to whom the above did not...
13:12 Wed 25th Jan 20064 answers, last by lankeela 00:57 Thu 26th Jan 2006
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A selection of ingenious crossword clues from various sources

1. Army chief initially on manoeuvres for NATO maybe (7)2. Change at Naples for Nice (8)3. Could be a more teasing sexual arrangement (6,1,5)4. Damned heliports made a mess of Canaan! (3,8,4)5. Dish...
08:10 Tue 24th Jan 200644 answers, last by crofter 10:12 Wed 25th Jan 2006
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Vive la France

Can anyone please assist with these1 In Normandy, what is a "Poir?"? A Cider made of pearsB Cake with pearsC Cheese2 Name the French name for haddock?A L'empereur B Le hareng C L'eglefin3 In Provence...
16:30 Tue 17th Jan 20061 answer, last by waimarie 16:42 Tue 17th Jan 2006
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French food and wine

Can anyone please assist with these 1 In Normandy, what is a "Poir?"? A Cider made of pearsB Cake with pearsC Cheese 2 Name the French name for haddock? A L'empereur B Le hareng C L'eglefin 3 In...
16:27 Tue 17th Jan 200611 answers, last by waimarie 11:26 Wed 18th Jan 2006
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Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0

Why do I always get the message The plug-in failed to initialize. What does this mean and how do correct it - in terms a novice can understand please - no technical jargon
14:36 Sun 15th Jan 20062 answers, last by vehelpfulguy 18:00 Sun 15th Jan 2006
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Whitakers Almanac 2006 Quiz

What page are the answers to 3 and 5 on please
19:22 Sun 08th Jan 20065 answers, last by Alison Gibbo 20:28 Tue 24th Jan 2006

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