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Two sets of clues – but the answers are the same Cryptic clues

ACROSS

1 New role for knowledge (4) 4 Don’t answer, just overtake (4) 6 New face for restaurant (4) 8 Deluge removes large grub (4) 11 Attentive to wrong part (4) 13 Natter about including new beginner (7)

14 Beam at fish (3) 16 Unfortunat­e stain on material (5) 18 Nowadays have time for proverb (5)

21 Broken stool in sacks (5) 22 Got sick with American relish (5)

24 For every experience has it (3) 25 Coped with Penny: the French defence (7) 28 Copies of tapestry (4)

30 Not different from this America (4) 31 Creepy-sounding lake (4) 32 Medal for percussion­ist? (4) 33 Meat gets a complaint (4)

DOWN

1 File about longest sentence (4) 2 Origin of botany? (4) 3 Listeners have new merits (5) 4 Energy savings scheme (3) 5 Remain and support (4)

7 A flat turned out to be lethal (5)

9 Tense at the border (2,4) 10 Doctor, say, has small bits left (5)

12 Group causing riot? (4) 15 The man composed song (6) 17 Slimy creatures to get terribly sad (5)

19 Gold gives artist quality (4) 20 Three become solvent (5) 23 Fertile patch for a group (5) 24 Advertise bung (4)

26 Mere legless confused akela (4)

27 Fed up with a lack of sense (4) 29 She’s on the line (3) Quick clues

ACROSS

1 Folk wisdom (4) 4 Elapse (4) 6 Bistro (4) 8 Nutrition (4) 11 Spellbound (4) 13 Contestant (7) 14 Shaft of light (3) 16 Glossy fabric (5) 18 Maxim (5) 21 Plunders (5) 22 Enthusiasm (5) 24 For each (3) 25 Treated (7) 28 Primates (4) 30 Identical (4) 31 Great Lake (4) 32 Dinner bell? (4) 33 Sirloin, eg (4)

DOWN

1 Existence (4) 2 Source (4) 3 Deserves (5) 4 Vigour (3)

5 Keep (4) 7 Deadly (5) 9 Nervous (2,4) 10 Sediment (5) 12 Small ensemble (4) 15 National song (6) 17 Amphibians (5) 19 Atmosphere (4) 20 Flammable liquid (5) 23 Desert pool (5) 24 Stopper (4) 26 Tarn (4) 27 Unable to hear (4) 29 Clothes fastener (3)

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