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malone

29th June 2019, 08:24
...Easy? Tough? Time will tell.
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smellyharry

29th June 2019, 10:11
Medium difficulty enjoyable gridfill I would say. Took quite a while for the final piece of the endgame to drop.
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murky

29th June 2019, 14:18
Best puzzle for some time. I agree that filling the grid is around average difficulty. The endgame pushed it into the slightly above average difficulty for me.
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smithsax

29th June 2019, 14:30
I agree. The best for a while. Clever reference to “the other” interpretation in the puzzle too.
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sunray

29th June 2019, 16:51
I see that many of you have solved this puzzle.
I hope this thread is still good for folks who need help.

Preamble is:
Apart from 1 across, each clue is really two clues side by side but not overlapping, leading to two answers for symmetrically placed entries; either entry may be clued first. In each pair, the wordplay
for one of the answers either leads to that answer with an extra letter that is not entered in the grid or omits one or two letters of the answer.
Solvers must draw a curve through the centres of the
omitted letters’ cells, in an order suggested by “Leader of Whitechapel gallery fully into data processing”, and extend each end of the curve to its nearest grid-corner. The extra letters from
clues spell out an instruction that solvers must then follow. Next, an object described by two hidden words must be filled in, in the specified colour, and the description changed to the object’s name by
replacing the last letter of one of its words with two letters. Two symmetrical entries describe what else solvers might see. The Chambers Dictionary (2016) is the primary reference.

Can someone help with both 4D?

Harm to membranes regularly making
protozoa ooze round rising mould (7)
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turast

29th June 2019, 17:16
I made this a clue with 2 letters missing (AM)
Anagram of alternate letters of tomembranes
OEBAE
Giving a plural of a kind of small creature.
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bambi123

29th June 2019, 17:18
4d splits after Protozoa. First clues is an ‘alternative letter ‘ type. Second clue wordplay has an extra letter. It means mould but not the sort that grows on jam and is a word for ooze around a word for a rising ( this word has the extraneous letter) Hope this helps. I’ve filled grid and have a rough idea of shape but still struggling for odd!
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turast

29th June 2019, 17:26
Struggling myself with 3Dn

Cricket prize following catch

I have COPP? Very confident about first 3. Not so sure about the second P.For 8 Ac I have EPOSES, but I don't like it.
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sunray

29th June 2019, 17:35
Thanks turast. I was ignoring to.
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smellyharry

29th June 2019, 17:36
Prize is really prise. Cop for the first three letters is right.
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