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scribbler

19th July 2014, 13:30
Thought I'd finished but having second thoughts on 25a "Hurry to develop a proposal for it" (4,2)

I've got - MOVE ON - but not sure

Any suggestions appreciated
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sudokulover

19th July 2014, 13:33
that's what i went with
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trevor

19th July 2014, 13:41
hurry - get a move on
develop a proposal - make a move on
that was how i tried to justify it , it seems we all agree it is the right answer?
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nikki

19th July 2014, 13:43
A motion (proposal) is moved at a meeting.
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chrise

19th July 2014, 13:44
I went for it too, but I was a little concerned that MOVE appears elsewhere as a solution; the time in that one was "mo" - this one is presumably EON?
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shrink

19th July 2014, 20:24
I had COME ON. Fits both meanings I think
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chrise

19th July 2014, 20:26
Yes, could be a bit better, shrink.

Not a good clue if it's so difficult to decide between two close possibilities.
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chrise

19th July 2014, 20:27
....the second definition is a bit "Pauline"!
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shrink

19th July 2014, 22:02
Is Pauline an adjective relating to another regular setter? If so, yes it is a bit.

I guess we will just have to wait until next week to see which one is right
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chrise

19th July 2014, 22:56
Yes - Paul usually includes some rude clues.
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