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trux
Have just taken up my £1 special offer for first month of my Times subscription, and do hope I shall get better value for money in the coming weeks. I regret to say that this is just not up to...
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AHearer
I suppose it had to come -- I mean both the theme and an easy one after a few gems. I am sure there could have been something more exciting by way of an end-game, but thanks anyway, Calmac....
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mra1
Stuck on the last one - 18 down - Sanskrit language as a half-proved caper ?E?ANTIC ( am basing the last 6 letters on caper) also I have CHESS for 29 across (C?E?S) but if right could someone explain...
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Ruthrobin
Oh what a challenging one. I don't know how anyone gets to the full grid (as we have just done) without the help of devices. Now we are enjoying sorting out the godly mix up. Many thanks, Stick Insect...
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seekeerz
Do you download the Daily Telegraph Saturday Crossword ?? Have you done so this morning successfully ?? If so, please tell me where you found the Herculis menu and the clues for today please...
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trux
A very gentle but amusing romp through territory that was fortunately familiar to me. Liked the alternate letter device. Many thanks to a veteran setter, I believe. Leaves us all plenty of time to...
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roslyn251254
............ not showing on the Guardian website AGAIN! Grrrrrrrrrrrrr!
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TheBear69
What a magnificent puzzle! I hope this one is remembered when the puzzle of the year vote is made. It will be hard to top. Thanks, Aramis!
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AHearer
One of those frustrating ones where the last four clues took as long to sort out as the rest of the clues and the theme altogether. Apart from those four, it was all pretty clear, so thanks Ifor. I...
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nicat
26d Writer with name on flag (6) -e-n-n 7d Open cut bled to much? (9) over-a-e-
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starwalker
Wonderful puzzle and beautifully implemented on a personally favourite theme. Thank you so much Hedge-sparrow
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BobHWW
Hurrah - a relatively easy solve after last week's more difficult offering, so no interruption to tomorrow's Eurovision! I rather liked the final PDM. Thanks Aedites.
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saladdodger
2d SI unit tailpiece in a discussion brought in to the fore (5) CATA? 27d Is it over the top when involving king's head? (4) ?OKO 25d Reach harbour, circling east, not north (5) HEA?E must be heave...
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emcee
Luckily I spotted what had to be done fairly quickly -- a device regular solvers will have met before. This assisted in solving some tough clues. Slightly underwhelming, feeling a little...
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Ruthrobin
This seemed very daunting at first with so much going on but turned into a happy romp once the device became clear, and especially when the quotation emerged. Thank you MynoT
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mra1
Could do with some clarification here please - 5across Scene of confrontation of poet by Charles Martel = PARADISE - why? 24 down - reported filming of Nigel - ilooks like SHUTE - again why please?
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Meenmai
Arrogant nobleman, who, as if confused by the Wrong Box, fails to press his suit while the iron is hot (6,2,7)
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hankir
Hints please: 23. Game Poirot's fifth day out with DI (3) ??U What does DI stand for? Is this a French word for game? 21. Excellent force rejected my detective kit (5) ???AR 14. Counter records only...
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trux
RofL!! The two editors are pulling our whatnots here in this joyous romp! Setters beware - we now know what they want from us. Anyhow, great fun if something of a sprint from start to finish. Many...
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DocHH
Hello Evers, As soon as I saw this week's setter I rather sensed a rather loud sigh of resignation from Devadolly in the NW! However I found the clue-ing very fair and quite quickly populated the...

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