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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 Dull unexpressi­ve sound – as

before stereo? (8)

5 Seize and put right back in

the bag! (4)

8 A lot of spectators for just

one entrance (4)

9 Considerin­g a spare chess

piece (8)

10 Put your name to Doreen’s

compositio­n! (7)

12 By going round part of Frinton,

one gets to the sea (5) 13 Master switch for the

current (6)

15 In common parlance, an

ingredient of sausages (6) 17 Belittle so as to silence the

moaners? (5)

18 Uncle eggs Romeo on to

make the tea, Russian style (7) 22 Declare Mick’s out to be

independen­t and

unorthodox (8)

23 A fielding error? (4)

24 The classy type? (4)

25 Where the sand is disturbed

around Lerwick, the capital (8)

DOWN

1 Like horseshoes, they’re

attractive (7)

2 It’s not keys that are

important (5)

3 Curses as one takes a

shot? (5)

4 Live up to a bad descriptio­n (4) 6 To sing on the air can be

uplifting (7)

7 Insect-like vehicle? (5) 11 Prepared once again for the

new day (5)

12 A brush in the park? (5) 14 Though the dog’s swallowed the keys, you can get them back (7)

16 Markedly tigerish (7) 17 Women make me sad (5) 19 A pretty low joint (5)

20 A rogue takes this in the

house (5)

21 Snide remarks about one’s

lodgings? (4)

QUICK CLUES ACROSS 1 Unvarying sound (8) 5 Seize (4)

8 Entrance (4)

9 Brainwork! (8)

10 Confirm (7)

12 The sea, informally (5) 13 Flow (6)

15 Customs (6)

17 Belittle (5)

18 Tea-urn (7)

22 Determined individual­ist (8) 23 Slide (4)

24 Kind, variety (4)

25 Scottish Isles (8)

DOWN 1 Things that attract (7) 2 Jotted down (5) 3 Curses (5)

4 Wicked (4)

6 Elevating (7)

7 Light carriage (5) 11 Prepared (5)

12 Twiggy broom (5) 14 Regain (7)

16 Like a zebra (7) 17 Ladies (5)

19 Leg joint (5)

20 House (5) 21 Excavates (4)

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