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uncle_w

10th December 2012, 17:56
Anyone got any ideas as to the cryptic parts of 12 and 13. My answers are RECON and NEED-BE respectively.Any help gratefully received.
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rossim

10th December 2012, 18:02
Those of us without the paper can't help unless you give us the clues.
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leon

10th December 2012, 18:46
12a recon, Ive no idea
13a needbe, I took it as 'sounds like' knead-bea.
there are no 'incorrect letters' in these 2 clues
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unclued

10th December 2012, 19:04
Can anyone help with the graph bit? I have coordinates (2,10) and (7,1) but I have no idea what to do with them.
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unclued

10th December 2012, 19:15
For 12 - About in three ways is RE, C and ON. Now back to that devilish finish - it's driving me mad!!
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sussex

10th December 2012, 19:30
I've filled in the grid and got all the misprints - how did you get to the coordinates?
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unclued

10th December 2012, 20:09
In the across clues the misprints were N/Y, P/X, S/X, U/Y, E/X AND T/X. These rearrange to give (Sept, Un) French for (7,1). I may be totally wrong of course...... Similar reasoning for the down clues gives (Two, Ten). Can anyone confirm?
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krauton

10th December 2012, 21:46
using the bottom of the grid as the x axis and the left of the grid as the y axis, (with bottom left hand corner as zero) draw a line between the two coordinates, every cell
the line goes through gives the letters required for the answer to the first question.
There is a similar shaped block of letters elsewhere in the grid which gives the answer
to the second question.
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unclued

10th December 2012, 22:27
Thanks but having trouble deciding which intersections to use for the end points. Are the end points themselves used in the jumbles?
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krauton

10th December 2012, 22:35
there are thirteen letters in the answer to the first question.
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