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13a One opposed to Caesar beginning to move forward in the shade (8) -I-N-M-N The only word that I can find which fits is Cinnamon, but I don't get the reasoning.
09:27 Sun 26th Apr 20091 answer, last by greyfox 09:34 Sun 26th Apr 2009
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polymath 497

10a In shorterned form, rhyming slang for jewellery (3) --M
22:47 Sat 18th Apr 20091 answer, last by Pentalpha8 22:49 Sat 18th Apr 2009
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polymath 497

27a Sung without accompaniment (1,8) A -A-P-L-A
21:14 Sat 18th Apr 20097 answers, last by baitress 21:29 Sat 18th Apr 2009
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polymath 497

25d Type of synthetic fabric woven to avoid tearing (7) R---T-P
19:54 Sat 18th Apr 20091 answer, last by aeronut 19:55 Sat 18th Apr 2009
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Polymath 497

17a In heraldry, wavy (5) U-D-E (URDEE?)
19:20 Sat 18th Apr 20091 answer, last by JMR27 19:44 Sat 18th Apr 2009
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22a Start of race - including start of race for German composer (4) O-F- I suppose the answer of ORFF but cannot figure it out. The O would be start Of and the R start of Race. Where does FF come...
10:02 Mon 13th Apr 20096 answers, last by slaney 10:07 Mon 13th Apr 2009
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Polynath 496

27d A word for public esteem derived from Urdu. (5) I-Z-T
09:10 Mon 13th Apr 20092 answers, last by sarumite 09:13 Mon 13th Apr 2009
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Polymath 496

7a An ornamented type of chest or cabinet (5) B-H-T
22:05 Sun 12th Apr 20091 answer, last by tyrepill 22:11 Sun 12th Apr 2009
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polymath 496

17d A Hindu way to salvation through study (5-5) -N-N- -M-R--
19:58 Sun 12th Apr 20094 answers, last by mrcroft 21:35 Fri 17th Apr 2009
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Polymath 496

8d A textile pattern of broken checks (6-5) --U-D- T---H
19:20 Sun 12th Apr 20093 answers, last by novalis 19:21 Sun 12th Apr 2009
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polymath 496

12a Examples of syntactic construction in which two parts of a sentence are grammatically inconsistent (10) A-A-O-U-H-
19:07 Sun 12th Apr 20093 answers, last by Lie-in King 19:10 Sun 12th Apr 2009
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polymath 495

10a Renal (9) N-P-R----
10:25 Thu 09th Apr 200915 answers, last by dgr1941 11:05 Thu 09th Apr 2009
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ft 13043

5a Somewhat churchy cake (6) -C----
15:56 Wed 08th Apr 20092 answers, last by vegasmad 15:58 Wed 08th Apr 2009
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polymath 494

20a A Greek jug (4) O-P-
19:55 Tue 31st Mar 20091 answer, last by octogenarian 20:01 Tue 31st Mar 2009
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26a Church plate is most obvious (5) --T-N
10:44 Mon 30th Mar 20092 answers, last by flicrat 16:45 Mon 30th Mar 2009
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ft polymath 492

7a Citizen of the German Federal Republic before reunification in 1990 (5) W-S-I
14:50 Mon 16th Mar 20093 answers, last by ironmonger 17:14 Mon 16th Mar 2009
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ft polymath 492

10a Round-grained rice, used in making risotto (7) A-B-R-O
14:43 Mon 16th Mar 20091 answer, last by vegasmad 14:43 Mon 16th Mar 2009
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ft polymath 492

28d An Egyptian dancing-girl (5) A-M-H
14:26 Mon 16th Mar 20091 answer, last by ladyalex 14:27 Mon 16th Mar 2009
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6d Beast kept by the Pope and a former Albanian leader (5) H-X-A
21:47 Tue 10th Mar 20091 answer, last by dr b 21:55 Tue 10th Mar 2009
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FT Polymath 491

The clue to 5d and 14d is the same: A star of the film 10. 5d I have (3,5) K-M -O-A- 14d (5,7) -A-E- S---A-T Have checked imdb but nothing.
10:52 Mon 09th Mar 20093 answers, last by dgr1941 11:20 Mon 09th Mar 2009

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