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TWO-WAY TEASER

TWO sets of clues but the answers are the same...

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CRYPTIC CLUES ACROSS

1 Offended by a sly sounding fellow (8)

5 Pass over a worker (4)

8 A blooming silly rhyme! (4)

9 Know-all who binds a

broken case with wire (8)

10 In Wales, it provides the National Trust with a new power centre (7)

12 Mopes around composing verse (5)

13 A shot at getting the keys to a stronghold (6)

15 One involved in a replay? (6)

17 Is employed in a factory (5)

18 Not the type to suffer in silence (3,4)

22 Seat for a member to preside over a meeting (8)

23 Like an examinatio­n of the mouth? (4)

24 An American with pull (4)

25 Behold, in Galway there’s a Scottish area! (8)

DOWN

1 It’s golden but you can’t see it (7)

2 One clearly having a

legitimate relationsh­ip (2-3)

3 Lofty letter to a debtor (5)

4 A sprint can make you sad when breathless (4)

6 Were old soldiers bent on practising it? (7)

7 Men may do so upon rising, and again on parade (5)

11 Great villains, a bit retrogress­ive (5)

12 Chummy, the coppers’ friend (5)

14 The workers would appear to be behind him (7)

16 Top people’s payment? (7)

17 Though tired, careful about a cigarette end (5)

19 Truly a difficult word to say? (5)

20 Did it point the way in weaponry? (5)

21 Rushed to the wrong conclusion when the phone went (4)

QUICK CLUES ACROSS

1 Snubbed (8)

5 Cards dealt (4)

8 White flower (4)

9 Clever Dick (8)

10 Welsh river port (7)

12 Sonnets, etc. (5)

13 An attempt (6)

15 Game participan­t (6)

17 Labours (5)

18 Weepy youngster (3,4)

22 Seat (8)

23 By mouth (4)

24 Tug (4)

25 Area of SW Scotland (8)

DOWN

1 No sound (7)

2 Related by marriage (2-3)

3 High structure (5)

4 Run (4)

6 Toxophily (7)

7 Attire (5)

11 Monsters (5)

12 Friendly (5)

14 Overseer (7)

16 Kingliness (7)

17 Tired (5)

19 Pastoral (5)

20 Bowman’s missile (5)

21 Resounded (4)

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