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kena

2nd July 2009, 15:32
Can anyone help with 19 across?
Type of ore locally seen close up by expert (7, two words).
I have SE??A?E.
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caravaggio

2nd July 2009, 18:52
Hi Ken,

I have been puzzling over this in the garden, armed with Bradford's Crossword Key Dictionary,
my Seiko Britannica [electronic word solver] and a copy of Chambers and I still can't help you!

You have probably examined the possibilities of 'seam' being 'ore' and 'ace' being 'expert' and drawn a blank like me.

Where is Jerry when you need him?

Kind regards,

Caravaggio
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jimc

2nd July 2009, 19:31
Hi KenA.

Just back from eating this time....

SEA LACE is a type of seaweed (ore).

BW.
JimC
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pooksahib

2nd July 2009, 19:38
Could you explain that one please, Jim? I'm not getting 'locally seen close up'. Ta.
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jimc

2nd July 2009, 19:42
Hi PS.

'Type of Ore'=a brown seaweed that occurs in some places.
'close up' = seal
'expert'= ace.

JimC
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jimc

2nd July 2009, 19:44
Hi again PS.

Sorry, I should add:

'seen' means that we should read it as 'SEA LACE' and not 'SEAL ACE'.

BW.
JimC
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jerry

2nd July 2009, 19:51
Good evening all,
Have just got back from a road trip round Scotland
I must thank Caravaggio for his faith in me,I
didn't pick up the ST this week.I had a crack at 2547 is 35a BLURAY?
Best wishes to all,
Jerry
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kena

2nd July 2009, 20:23
Many thanks JimC and Caravaggio. I hadn't realised ore = seaweed.
Jerry,
Yes 35a in last week's was Blu Ray.
Sorry I didn't reply sooner but I was out for an Indian and a couple of Brown Dogs.
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