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TWO-WAY TEASER

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

CRYPTIC CLUES

ACROSS

1 Spoken, say, in the

Mediterran­ean area (8)

5 A pole of boxwood? (4) 8 Vessel with a tidy shape? (4) 9 Novelist playing cricket? (8) 10 In grave distress about certain points, he takes satisfacti­on (7)

12 Wherein guests get a partial

change of clothes? (5) 13 What greedy turkeys do (6) 15 The gang take it he’s

a crook (6)

17 Demonstrat­es the method,

amid hisses (5)

18 Distressed at a mild

appellatio­n! (7)

22 One doing badly, possibly

grounded (8)

23 Let it stand the test,

perhaps? (4)

24 Puts down as a deposit (4) 25 A plant to keep birds quiet for half an hour? (8)

DOWN

1 Has it to be a wild nag,

this horse? (7)

2 I went out to be a twister (5) 3 Search and rob of a

weapon? (5)

4 Made a sketch of one

of the Barrymores (4) 6 Indicated that the end

was sharp (7)

7 In a genuine way, grand and

splendidly impressive (5) 11 Portions of fish, good

for what ails people (5)

12 Encouragem­ent to listen

for a short time (5)

14 By going round the road

to the left, generally (7)

16 A producer of brown bread (7) 17 Bonehead! (5)

19 Adjustable range of heat (5) 20 Mercifully allow to rise? (3,2) 21 Figure you can get one for

half a dollar (4)

QUICK CLUES

ACROSS 1 Mumbled (8)

5 Box (4)

8 Large vessel (4) 9 Tom Jones author (8)

10 Retributiv­e person (7) 12 Guest house (5)

13 Eat quickly (6)

15 Robber (6)

17 Displays (5)

18 ‘Waltzing ---’, Australian

song (7)

22 Probable loser (8)

23 ‘Let it stand’ (4) 24 Deposits (4) 25 Delphinium (8)

DOWN 1 American horse (7) 2 Twist (5)

3 Firearm (5) 4 Attracted (4) 6 Indicated (7)

7 Royal (5)

11 Fish parts (5) 12 Centre (5)

14 Widely (7)

16 Bread heater (7) 17 Head skeleton (5) 19 Resentment (5) 20 Slacken or stop (3,2) 21 Image (4)

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