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3d Carriages for one person (14) D?S?B?I?E?N?E? Can somebody please put me out of my misery? It's one of the few no-one's asked about so it can't be that difficult. Have I got letters wrong or is it...
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No-one else has asked about this so it must be just me! 1d The cobra de capello, poetically (6). A-P-C- (I think) Many thanks....
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Help! Hitting a brick wall on the last one! 25a European alliance with West America shows Homeric character (7) E-M-E-S (I think). Many thanks....
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As I can't find any reference to the this month's crossword on their website - and far fewer requests for help than usual on here - can I assume that it's gone 'subscriber only'? Or has my...
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Despite not having access to the correct edition of Chambers, I think I've managed to come up with answers to most of the 'single letter' clues that are at least viable. However, can anyone help me...
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I've kept coming back to my last two without success, so any help appreciated. 15a Sharp ridges in the Swiss Alps A_E_E_ 4d A will-o'-the-wisp N_G_T_I_E Thanks....
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I've been battling against man 'flu and The Oldie all week. As usual, the terms of the crossword are a bit complicated to explain, but if anyone who's completed it could point me towards 19a, 9d...
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Waded through this month's crossword, only to fetch up yet again on one of Didymus's inexhaustable supply of Scottish words. 32d Falters in speech, in Forfar (8) -T-I-E-S Can anyone take pity on a...
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Ploughed through this month's crossword, but struggling with what I'd guess are two 'tap ins'. 28a 'Maxim accepts English instructions for body-building' (6) -E-O-E and 2d 'Euterpe edible? Very much...
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I've whizzed through this month's crossword like a dose of salts only to hit the final brick wall like a mixed metaphor. 19d A passion for writing verse (5,8). I've got F-R-R -O-T-C-S; have I gone...
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7d 'An insignificant person in the lady's bed but he held high office!' H-R-E-T _S-U-T- Must be Herbert Asquith, but what am I missing? Thanks
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Once again, the last two have got me stumped. 38a Have waves, not mere spray, come overboard on to a boat. (4,2,5) s?i? / i? / g?e?n 39a A salt of HSCN (9) s?o?a?a?e Thanks in advance.
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Once again, I'm stuck on the last clue. 9d Crystalline compound used to prevent coagulation of the blood. (8) CY_M_R_N Thanks in advance OB
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Last one, and I'm tired. 32d "White haricot beans" C_N_L_I_I Thought it must be a different spelling of 'cannelini', but can't find it anywhere. Are any of my letters wrong? Thanks in advance
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Going round in circles on my last one. 7d Sumach with light, feathery panicles. (5,4) S_O_S _R_E Something tree, at a guess. Many thanks.
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Think I've just about nailed this month's crossword apart from 35d 'His selfless concern for the well-being of other people. (8)'. My first thought was ALTRUIST, but could the odd way the clue's...
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From the increasingly-eccentric syndicated crossword in our local free sheet:- 32d 'No small tale of funny city (4)'. T_O_ Must be 'Troy', but can anybody suggest why?
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Last round-up; 9d 'A net across a river to trap elvers' (3-3). E-L -E- Can't find an alternative to 'eel-net', but it'd be unusual. Thanks
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My last one: 43d 'Family supporting Romeo' F-R-I-G (The answer might mean 'parting'.) Pretty sure of all the letters, unless somebody knows better... Thanks in advance OB

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