YOU (South Africa)

TWO-WAY TEASER

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CRYPTIC CLUES ACROSS

7 Such perilous waters his freak tends to bring about (5-8)

8 Almost watch a Conservati­ve

at Greenwich, say (11)

12 Guide chaps on the mountain

(6)

14 An Archdeacon in Ely puts it

smoothly (6)

16 Extra number going to the

dance (2-4)

18 Is deprived of beer spilt by a

newspaper (6)

19 Prompt exit first uncle was

poised to make (11)

23 Doubtful way to be calm:

April changes (13)

DOWN

1 Scare them but don’t shoot

altogether (4)

2 Weapons found in farmstead

(4)

3 It will reflect such writing is

backward (6)

4 Two successive notes café

could use to obliterate (6)

5 Capital withdrawn from giro slowly (4)

6 Turn down end of alley, following retreat (4) 9 Bunch of musicians fight for a hat container (7)

10 Form of poem about a nude,

or it might be (7)

11 A bag-like structure takes

some fancy stitching (4)

12 Lots may conceal a point (4) 13 Well-produced though

initially crude (3)

15 How one may contend with

life in France (3) 17 Run that can be taken rung

by rung (6)

18 Be a carrier of drinks that will

prove treacherou­s (6)

19 Lear turned noble (4)

20 Peter usually buys shandies,

primarily, in bars (4)

21 Leave out nothing Tim

returned (4)

22 Influence opinion, for

example, about the West (4)

QUICK CLUES ACROSS

7 (Sea) full of dangerous fish

(5-8)

8 Telescope-housing site (11) 12 Trusted adviser (6)

14 Smoothly (6)

16 Illegal cricket delivery (2-4) 18 Deprived (of) (6)

19 Speedy (11)

23 Questionab­le (13)

DOWN

1 Shout to drive away (4)

2 Upper limbs (4)

3 Looking glass (6)

4 Obliterate (6)

5 Norway capital (4)

6 Reject (4)

9 Hat container (7)

10 Poem of 13 or 10 lines (7) 11 Saclike growth (4)

12 Lots (4)

13 Frying liquid (3)

15 Compete (for) (3)

17 Stocking run 6)

18 Behave treacherou­sly (6) 19 British nobleman’s title (4) 20 Taverns (4)

21 Leave out (4)

22 Move from side to side (4)

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