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coppice20
28 across Extremely tough breed in ancient land: T_R_C_ Could it be thrice?...
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Twit-Who
Good afternoon EVers, Well I have the completed grid along with altered 25a but I have not understood how the four clues work - I could have completed this with no clues to them, in fact I have done...
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Twit-Who
All done and dusted. Some mixed difficulty clues but all good fun. Many thanks to Kruger...
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grandmaruth
I have g?r?l?a because I have mapping for creation of genetic linkage
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DocHH
Hello EVers, Today's offering was fairly straightforward, but definitely enjoyable. The grid population was a bit pedestrian, and despite that resulted in me going anti-clockwise round the perimeter!...
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Twit-Who
Hello EVers, All straightforward today and an early finish mainly because I started very early, unusually due to insomnia. All in all a fun crossword with one very slight moan (pedant that I am) in...
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Twit-Who
I think I've finished this puzzle but not totally sure ..... I think I must have either made a mistake or missed the point. I have 2 of the 7 additional letters out of order and this makes for an...
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x_word_fan
Surprised no-one has already posted, lots to keep track of here with extra words and phrases and plenty thematic entries. I enjoyed it. Is it me or are EV's getting tougher in recent weeks?...
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catsrcool
1ac False rumours stop women leaving hospital units (7) ?a?a?d? 5dn Try to show courage, lacking character in the end (4) ?e?r bear? why? 12ac Football and rugby, say, tossed around these leather...
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Twit-Who
Not a subject I know anything about (or want to) but Google to the rescue. On reading the preamble I felt a warm glow when I saw that highlighting was required this week. Not feeling so confident now...
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Twit-Who
What a cracker! Loved some of the clues - in particular 22d. A real challenge and thoroughly enjoyable, although I had just a twinge of withdrawal for a touch of highlighting. Many thanks Nutmeg.
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x_word_fan
Nothing contentious here - the link between the extra letters and the perimeter was just tenuous enough to make me think for a while. Thanks the setter.
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NickorWan
I didn’t see this puzzle first time around so it was a pleasure to solve it now. It was very gentle without clue gimmicks and set no doubt as an introduction for solvers not used to barred puzzles....
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jim360
Of course, typically I didn't pay attention to the "use a pencil" instruction, but then I won't submit anyway so no big deal. A pleasant puzzle, with one or two ambiguities in the extra letters for...
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Twit-Who
Thought we might have have a Battle of Hastings theme as puzzle number is 1066. I suppose very loosely at least a French proverb was included. Started this very late today as I've been away and I...
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dr b
A fine puzzle though I would have liked more of an endgame. The method of entering the thematic answers is pretty easily deduced, and the revelation of the quote elicits an "ah" as you see how it...
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Christiana
No, I haven't finished it (some chance!) and won't, in fact, be able to look properly at it until this afternoon. But a quick glance over breakfast showed a bad typo in the example Playfair codesquare...
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x_word_fan
Good fun - I wondered why only the letters in the top half were to be highlighted - and now I know!
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jim360
It took a while to sort out the perimeter on this one. Eventually the penny dropped once I saw how the left-hand side of the grid would work. I've got the source on my iPod somewhere, which helped a...
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Twit-Who
Great fun and having different formats for clues kept me on my toes. Not a theme I knew well but with the internet it's not too much of a problem. What would we do without it? Thanks Samuel. What has...

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