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Two-speed coffeebrea­k

Two sets of clues – but the answers are the same

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Cryptic clues ACROSS

1 Peru turned out to be clean (4) 4 Blue feathers (4) 6 Register changes a lot (4) 8 Does translate verses (4) 11 Forest contains raw materials (4) 13 Book shows self-restraint (7) 14 Devoured more than seven, say (3) 16 Good score, for a bird (5) 18 Competitor has viral problem (5) 21 Rains heavily on squads, say (5) 22 Cafe has new dire surroundin­gs restored (5) 24 Study of cadences (3) 25 Meat displaying no veins (7) 28 Need to rearrange the garden (4) 30 Pleased with simplicity (4) 31 Spoken of morality (4) 32 Father, at home, is irksome (4) 33 Rent at different rate (4)

DOWN

1 Not good at needing money (4) 2 Regrets stratagem, say (4) 3 Girls initially adore fashion accessory (5) 4 Animal gives party energy (3) 5 One’s oddest feature (4) 7 Handle a nice surprise (5) 9 Ridicule notes on journey (6) 10 Danes designed a chair (5) 12 Auction ales off (4) 15 Office workers take old paces (6) 17 Spirit of informatio­n, that is (5) 19 Fruit supplier in different vein (4) 20 Novice always has a jemmy (5) 23 Learn layout of the kidneys (5) 24 Doctor sees work fall (4) 26 Strongbox is unharmed (4) 27 Not far from one argument (4) 29 Nod back at academic (3)

Quick clues ACROSS

1 Unsullied (4) 4 Depressed (4) 6 Singing voice (4) 8 Poems (4) 11 Minerals (4) 13 Keep back (7) 14 Consumed (3) 16 Bird of prey (5) 18 Opponent (5) 21 Pours (5) 22 Greasy-spoon? (5) 24 Lair (3) 25 Type of meat (7) 28 Paradise (4) 30 Relax (4) 31 Verbal (4) 32 Ache (4) 33 Rip (4)

DOWN

1 Hard-up (4) 2 Feels remorse (4) 3 Hand covering (5) 4 Female deer (3) 5 Pry (4) 7 Deal with (5) 9 Mock (6) 10 US family car (5) 12 Transactio­n (4) 15 Musical speeds (6) 17 Aladdin’s helper (5) 19 Grape plant (4) 20 Fulcrum (5) 23 Of the kidneys (5) 24 Decrease (4) 26 Secure (4) 27 Close (4) 29 Professor (3)

Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror

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