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chrise

7th July 2012, 10:27
Thanks garyjm (did your ID change in between my first and second looK?) That makes 20d Have dubious fun with heartless country in appropriate style UNFITLY - I see anagram FUN + IT(A)LY, but the definition seems to be backwards. Any thoughts?
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ab

7th July 2012, 10:27
dubious fun + heartless italy - unfitly?
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neko99

7th July 2012, 10:28
Got it garjym. Kept thinking it must be heartless "country" i.e. "cy" and just couldn't get it. Now it's clear.

Mille Grazie!
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ab

7th July 2012, 10:28
Perhaps in appropriate is written to mislead? Inappropriate style- unfitly?
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garyjm

7th July 2012, 10:30
Have dubious fun seems to double as part of the definition. And well spotted - I changed my id!
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chrise

7th July 2012, 12:08
Using "in appropriate" to mean "inappropriate" seems verging on cheating!
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rev

7th July 2012, 23:34
Yippee finished. Palumbo was obscure even for Araucaria
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turast

9th July 2012, 13:09
Chris E

Regarding 20Down "Have dubious fun with heartless country in appropriate style" I took this to be
Have dubious fun = anagram of fun = UNF
Heartless country = IT(a)LY
Solution = UNFITLY
In appropriate style = the definition, but the "appropriate" refers back to the word "dubious", dubiously / unfitly.
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