Business Day

TAKE A BREAK TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD

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CRYPTIC CLUES ACROSS

1 Art and I, awfully bright (7) 5 Proper person's first to

dress fussily (5)

8 Popular group's minor page (5) 9 Making a mistake about a

piece of jewellery (7) 10 Ominous time where

teams losing leader (4) 11 Let in, or let out? (8) 13 Expensive, like Everest? (5) 14 Something vacuumed up, a

mistake (5)

19 Shade has to match,

claimed by writer (3,5) 21 Insect finds piece of foliage

back to front (4)

23 Bring back remainder,

basic mineral (7)

24 Army subdivisio­n's bad

time to retreat (5) 25 Those people with eastern

subject (5)

26 He sells? You bet! (7)

DOWN

1 Liftin' fruit (6)

2 Speaker's to abandon

afters (7)

3 Bible book cast out (4) 4 Fashionabl­e attempt to

accept conclusion (6) 5 Quiet thing, a little bit (8) 6 Fool offered identifica­tion,

a little bit short (5) 7 Temple where a heavenly

being embraced by father (6) 12 Terrifying, though more

safe, surprising­ly (8) 15 Quarrel, and leave the

parade ground (4,3) 16 Trips I organised to find a

ghost (6)

17 Leave your country, given

imperfecti­on (6)

18 Spoil many in publicatio­n (6) 20 Passage in Medea is learnt

by heart (5)

22 Cease up-ending vessels (4)

COFFEE TIME ACROSS

1 Beaming (7)

5 Dress fussily (5)

8 Added small photo (5) 9 Dangly jewellery item (7) 10 Caesar's March date (4) 11 Acknowledg­ed (8) 13 Expensive or inclined (5) 14 Botch (one's lines) (5) 19 Bright grassy colour (3,5) 21 Bloodsucki­ng insect (4) 23 Hand back (7)

24 Band (5)

25 Subject matter (5) 26 Betting pundit (7)

DOWN

1 Dried fruit (6)

2 Final course (7) 3 Deeds (4)

4 Chic, fashionabl­e (6) 5 Body that might be subatomic or alpha in physics (8) 6 Blockhead (5)

7 Buddhist temple (6) 12 Causing fright (8) 15 Bicker (4,3) 16 Alcohol solution (6) 17 Blemish, fault (6) 18 Coddle (6)

20 Central walkway of a

church (5)

22 Cease (4)

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