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CRYPTIC CLUES

ACROSS

1 Non-appreciati­on of the little woman’s preference­s (8)

5 End of the elastic? (4) 8 Time to get back again (4) 9 Figure a new article to be

upright (8) 10 Communicat­ions from

landlords? (7)

12 It’s easy for us to be taken in, being chilly but not ill (5)

13 A quarter of the total

merely halved (6)

15 One dressed in “seethrough” fashion? (6) 17 Fish traps possibly (5) 18 Ancient skill in bridgebuil­ding (7)

22 Young person’s partiality

for veal? (4-4)

23 Not your source of

wealth (4)

24 It’s fair to have a double

portion of soup (2-2) 25 Simply showing no

inclinatio­n (8)

DOWN

1 Keeps in suspense (7) 2 Do a recce, boy (5)

3 Cut or edit verse (5) 4 Those possibly lent by friendly Roman countrymen? (4)

6 A measure employed

when one is charged (7) 7 The all-in total (5)

11 It happens to be an

opening for a key (5)

12 It’s fragile, mate (5)

14 A game it’s not sensible

to lose (7)

16 Andrews possibly exhibits

steering trouble (7)

17 A right and a left? (5) 19 Verse manuscript by an

American author (5)

20 The number of times you

upset rum, say (5)

21 Work in the direction of

the tail end (4)

QUICK CLUES

ACROSS

1 Aversion (8)

5 Final (4)

8 Mid-day (4)

9 Perpendicu­lar (8) 10 Correspond­ence (7) 12 Soft or easy, informally (5) 13 Warm season (6) 15 Aperture in wall (6) 17 Small fish (5)

18 Hardy, austere (7) 22 Immature affection (4-4) 23 My own (4)

24 Mediocre (2-2) 25 Apathetic (8)

DOWN

1 Hangs limply (7) 2 Reconnoitr­e (5) 3 Cut off (5) 4 Auricles (4) 6 Indicted (7)

7 Total (5) 11 Occurrence (5) 12 Porcelain (5)

14 The Elgin --- (7) 16 Strays (7) 17 Footwear items (5) 19 Verse pieces (5) 20 Doubly (5) 21 Labour (4)

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