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chrisg

8th January 2013, 14:27
I agree with you chrise..I think it should have read "to carry out"
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jazzgirl

8th January 2013, 14:27
Make that coffee a brandy ')
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wally

8th January 2013, 14:49
Posts 1 and 4 referring to 20dn.
I have a word that means "at the centre" or nucleus but do not see any connection with "try to alter".
Have I got the wrong word, or can someone explain.
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chrise

8th January 2013, 14:53
Hi wally
It's a word for "try" (in a legal sense) followed by the centre letter of another word in the clue - def. "nucleus"
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wally

8th January 2013, 15:44
Thanks ! Yes I do have the right word, But even taking it apart I could not see the legal meaning of the first four letters.
So obvious when these things are pointed out!
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magworth

8th January 2013, 16:37
I`ve found it difficult this week. can`t believe how long I was stuck on the dragon!
14d - I have the answer but don`t get the connection to football. I still have 13d and 15ac to get. I don`t want answers but would be glad of a hint, please? mags.



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chrise

8th January 2013, 16:40
Hi magworth
14d - the connection is structural!
13d I found the word from the crossers then had to Google it to see what it was - I had never heard of it.
15a is a double definition
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jazzgirl

8th January 2013, 16:40
hi Mags 14d - I also don't see the connection to football, but it's a support. 13d is a tree which bears fruit. 15ac is a double definition.
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magworth

8th January 2013, 16:50
Thank you, friends. I worked out 13d too, just
checked it`s right on Google. I can see the fluid and the tree but not the herb !
Maybe the first 4 letters of 14d refer to the famous old footballer?
Mags.
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jazzgirl

8th January 2013, 16:52
The herb is Dill
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