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livs

9th January 2013, 13:49
Thanks again, never seen that abbreviation (OA).
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livs

9th January 2013, 13:53
Actually, is 15D one of the 10? 30D-state works, and if it's S+tate, that makes sense too. Although I don't get the 'say' in the clue if it's one of the 10, because Catherine & Sharon are both spelled Tate.
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tony

9th January 2013, 13:59
Say = State
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ixion

9th January 2013, 15:05
I took 31A to be a homophone of loess(chaff) with a D put in?
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peterm

9th January 2013, 15:40
I've got both 15dn and 31ac as themed answers. Sorry ixion, I'm with tony on the parsing of 31ac.
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ixion

9th January 2013, 15:50
Agreed, it does make more sense and apt that it needs the whole "acid".
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prospero

9th January 2013, 17:46
Are we just handing out solutions on a prize crossword? Seems to me there should be some boundaries about how much information is passed around ...
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peterm

9th January 2013, 18:17
For what it's worth, I agree wholly with prospero.
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prospero

9th January 2013, 18:32
worth a fair bit to me ...
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rh142

10th January 2013, 01:33
Thanks to ixion #95 and greedykite #96.

Despite completing the crossword and fully 'getting' the theme/device I was completely stumped as to how the 22s 'worked.' Realised what the definition was but the wordplay beat me.

Won't go into all the weird & wonderful ways I tried to parse this - 'acid' = 'lsd' completely evaded me (haven't led a particularly sheltered life!) and L(itmus) P(aper) for 'new' currency also.

Thanks again.

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