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Quizword & Crossword

Two sets of clues, two different answers – all on the same grid. Choose one or the other.

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QUIZWORD CLUES ACROSS

1 Kingdom in the SW Pacific; capital Nuku’alofa (5)

7 and 14 Resident World Controller of Western Europe in the 1932 Aldous Huxley novel Brave New World (8,4) 8 Capital of Morocco (5) 10 US jazz pianist-singer whose compositio­ns include Honeysuckl­e Rose and Ain’t Misbehavin’ (4,6) 12 Coastal town in South Devon that with Torquay and Brixham forms the borough of Torbay (8) 14 See 7 Across

16 Standard monetary unit of Thailand (4) 17 Greek historian and biographer whose works include Moralia (8) 20 Unit of time equal to one billionth of a second (10) 23 Chester —, US cartoonist who created the Dick Tracy comic strip (5) 24 Budapest-born actress who played Lisa Douglas in US television sitcom Green Acres (3,5) 25 Willow tree whose twigs are used for making baskets (5)

DOWN

1 Widely cultivated plant with a large yellow or white edible root (6) 2 Steffi —, Australian Open singles tennis championsh­ip winner from 1988-90 and 1994 (4)

3 and 16 Spanish surrealist film director whose works include Viridiana and Belle de Jour (4,6)

4 and 22 1971 thriller starring Dustin Hoffman and Susan George (5,4) 5 City in Gelderland, the Netherland­s, housing Het Loo Palace (9) 6 Anders —, 1991 Wimbledon men’s doubles tennis championsh­ip winner with John Fitzgerald (6)

9 and 13 Common European bird with reddish-brown or grey plumage, black eyes and a round head (5,3) 11 2003 Paris Masters men’s singles tennis tournament winner (3,6) 13 See 9 Down 15 The —, 1973 comedy-drama starring Paul Newman and Robert Redford (5) 16 See 3 Down 18 V A —, West Indies Test cricketer who took 6-28 against Australia in Port-of-Spain in 1978 (6) 19 Lion in the The Chronicles of Narnia heptalogy by C S Lewis (5) 21 Waterbird of Europe, Asia and North America with a white bill and forehead (4) 22 See 4 Down Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror

CROSSWORD CLUES ACROSS

1 Slightly damp (5) 7 Object used in emergencie­s at sea (4,4) 8 Twelve dozen (5) 10 At the planned time (2,8) 12 Handcuffs (8) 14 Rowing blades (4) 16 Charged particles (4) 17 Restrained salesmansh­ip (4,4) 20 Obligatory (10) 23 Belief (5) 24 Complicate­d word or phrase (8) 25 Bottom surface of a room (5)

DOWN

1 Large wine bottle (6) 2 Mediocre (2-2) 3 Gramophone record (4) 4 Undergroun­d drain (5) 5 Soaks (9) 6 Emphasis, strain (6) 9 Light meal (5) 11 Nameless (9) 13 Personal pride (3) 15 Begin (5) 16 Revenue (6) 18 Rubbish dropped in public (6) 19 Dukedom (5) 21 Warm and comfortabl­e (4) 22 Scream (4)

Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror

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