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Last one is 34 across... Fishermen lay sea nets to trap their catch (8, 2 words). This is a Printer's devilry clue, which together with 29 across, suggests SAND EELS. But I can't make a sensible...
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Last one, 13 down 1A fund keeps up site of naval base (10) ?E?A?T?P?L I have BEHOLD for 1across. The solution seems to be SEBASTOPOL (naval base), but I can't parse the rest. Any suggestions?...
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Last one...18 down. Like retroussé noses? Take out American A?A?K?N Looks like ALASKAN but I don't get the wordplay (except for NASAL, turned up?)...
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Last one, 6 down. Top cinema treats possibly lacking a cold temperature (8) I have -H-I-E-T Any offers?...
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A person convicted of harassment was issued with a restraining order under Sections 5 and 5A 1997 Protection from Harassment Act. The order states that a breach of the order is an offence punishable...
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Two left 5ac. Scared at the outset to join army S-A-Y 28ac. Chap to stop taking an extra tablet for a cold C-E-K Cheek? But what's the wordplay?...
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19 ac Shaw showed him up (6) I've got -L-N-T. Is it a reference to GB shaw?...
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I forgot one! Here is the last: 10ac. It interrupted Papa's sunrises (4) I have A-S- could be a hidden word "ASSU" but doesn't ring any bells....
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Last one! City Giraudoux associated with bad moods (8) -O-O-R-E Any suggestions?...
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Post-expressionist not brave? (8) -A-E-A-E Stumped!...
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Last one, 16across. Updike's big deal (4) I have -O-P. I think that it might refer to "The Coup", which I haven't read. Does anyone see why "big deal" might clue "Coup"?...
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Just a little enquiry. 2dn. Gaudy bird heading off for mountain region to the north I have L-RY I presume it is LORY, defined by "Gaudy Bird" but don't get the cryptic allusion. Any ideas?...
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Last one! 6 across. It's easily located in fifteenth-century literature (4) -T-E...
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Last one! 8d His daughter was ten years old for five years (8) C-U-M-E-...
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Last one! 2 down Characteristic sound of carrier, originally (5) T-A-T Looks like "TRAIT", which makes "characteristic" presumably the definition, but I don't get the cryptic...
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Last one! Some locking of horns recorded by Howell (5) D-E-L The only word I can think of is DWELL, but don't know what that's got to do with Howell. Or could it be an archaic spelling of DUEL?...
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There are two that I can't get here. Any help appreciated. 1d. How to soothe a dog sent to Coventry? (7) P-T---E and 11a. His wife refused to turn over a page (6) ??E?O?...
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Last one, 28 across Conrad's centre of obscurity (3,5) T-E/-O-R- Clue strongly suggests "Heart of Darkness" but I'm stumped....
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Author of Cakes and Ale (7) J-R-O-D The clue suggests Somerset Maugham's novel, but I can't find anything that fits from that source. Any suggestions welcome...
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Last one! Fielding character (4) -L-P I think the answer is SLIP, interpreting the clue as referring to cricket. However, given that it's in the Times Literary Supplement, I wonder if it might be a...

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