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SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No389

We are offering a €50 book token to three Sunday Independen­t readers with this quizword, compiled by John Murphy

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ACROSS:

6. “The past is a foreign country: they do things differentl­y there”, is the opening line in which 1953 novel? (3,2,7) 8. Irregular black and white pattern found on some

horses. (7) 9. TV character played by Tom Vaughan-Lawlor. (5) 10. Jimmy Deenihan was Minister for ____, Heritage

and the Gaeltacht. (4) 12. Who wrote Black Beauty? (6) 14. Peanut-based sauce which features in many

Asian cuisines. (5) 15. The discovery of whose skull prompts a famous

monologue by Hamlet? (6) 16. Name the unit of currency in Turkey, it lost half

its value against the dollar last summer. (4) 19. Manager of Liverpool FC. (5) 21. Who was the only actor to be one of The

Magnificen­t Seven and The Dirty Dozen? (7) 22. Namechecke­d in Jimmy Magee’s memorable commentary on the 1984 Olympic marathon, what is the hometown of John Treacy? (12)

DOWN:

1. A division of the academic year. (8) 2. TV show presented by Daithi O Se and Maura

Derrane. (5) 3. Channel 4 is to move its HQ to which city? (5) 4. Pantomime: The Widow _______ is Aladdin’s

mother. (7) 5. Any of the 32 players given preferenti­al treatment in the draw for tennis tournament­s. (4) 6. Japanese style of cooking in which the food is

cooked on a griddle, often in front of diners. (10) 7. Writer of My Lovely Horse and the theme music

to Father Ted. (4,6) 11. Long-haired cow-like animal of central Asia. (3) 12. Juice which circulates in plants. (3) 13. Who became the first foreigner to manage the

England football team in 2001? (8) 14. Medical name for the shoulder blade. (7) 17. On which London road are the EMI studios? (5) 18. Capital and biggest city of the state of Idaho. (5) 20. Basketball star LeBron James is from which US

state? (4)

 ??  ?? Post your entries to Sunday Independen­t Quizword No 389, Sunday Independen­t, 27-32 Talbot Street, Dublin D01 X2E1, to arrive by Thursday morning next. Faxes are unacceptab­le. Prizes will be awarded to the first three all-correct entries opened. Please allow up to six weeks for receipt of your prize, and would entrants also remember to include a phone number with their address, simply as an extra aid to contacting winners. If you are a winner and have any queries in relation to your prize, please ring our dedicated hotline on: (01) 705-5333
Post your entries to Sunday Independen­t Quizword No 389, Sunday Independen­t, 27-32 Talbot Street, Dublin D01 X2E1, to arrive by Thursday morning next. Faxes are unacceptab­le. Prizes will be awarded to the first three all-correct entries opened. Please allow up to six weeks for receipt of your prize, and would entrants also remember to include a phone number with their address, simply as an extra aid to contacting winners. If you are a winner and have any queries in relation to your prize, please ring our dedicated hotline on: (01) 705-5333

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