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CRYPTIC CLUES

ACROSS 1 Hit part of shirt (4) 4 Most employees have to stop (4) 6 Thus laugh in the West End (4) 8 Cease sending post (4) 11 Incentive to have money (4) 13 Exotic without right current (7) 14 Lashed around tree (3) 16 The French put off lull (3-2) 18 Orca trained to be student of song (5) 21 Fool about with explosive stuff (5) 22 Whole time alto performed (5) 24 Heard couple as well (3) 25 Edward promises to be dull (7) 28 Elegant cut (4) 30 Attorney volunteers informatio­n (4) 31 The burden we bear (4) 32 Tape put around bog matter (4) 33 Discard outbuildin­g (4) DOWN 1 Throw cats out (4) 2 Collapse, often after flip (4) 3 Left coal production in the vicinity (5) 4 Child of resonance (3) 5 Hams cooked with potatoes (4) 7 The woman in the lens (5) 9 Moat overflowin­g with the round fruit (6) 10 Scheme involves one flyer (5) 12 Stretched as instructed, say (4) 15 Develop into vegetable (6) 17 Chap I would find shy (5) 19 Origin of botany? (4) 20 City can produce language (5) 23 Rule out getting male animal (5) 24 Attempt to have part-timer (4) 26 Curse out of loathing (4) 27 Gloomy about new building material (4) 29 Rubbish in grotto (3)

QUICK CLUES

ACROSS 1 Sleeve part (4) 4 Stalk (4) 6 London area (4) 8 Desist (4) 11 US coin (4) 13 Relevant (7) 14 Fire dust (3) 16 Lessening (3-2) 18 Yuletide hymn (5) 21 Gunpowder ingredient (5) 22 Sum (5) 24 Also (3) 25 Boring (7) 28 Fit (4) 30 Facts (4) 31 Responsibi­lity (4) 32 Solid fuel (4) 33 Shack (4) DOWN 1 Group of actors (4) 2 Failure (4) 3 Neighbouri­ng (5) 4 Boy (3) 5 Puree (4) 7 Ms Mirren? (5) 9 Salad plant (6) 10 Aviator (5) 12 Tight (4) 15 Germinate (6) 17 Easily frightened (5) 19 Source (4) 20 Dead language (5) 23 Madagascan primate (5) 24 Office worker (4) 26 Vow (4) 27 Tiny stones (4) 29 Decay (3)

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