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December puzzle:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CE5HlktIDdOL7euygrDYWxBNLNXV7c8j/view?usp=sharing

November solution:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WyzxwDN1TA7UMidCOASL6CoOUhllaRBx/view?usp=sharing

For best results, please download, open, then print.

Scans courtesy of Sunray.

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2018: http://tinyurl.com/ybkexusg

2017: http://tinyurl.com/je5vkm8

2016: http://tinyurl.com/h2zduy4

2015: http://tinyurl.com/oynnjsx

2014: http://tinyurl.com/o6g6w4u

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Thanks, syzygy and Sunray. It was lovely to have a Friday treat. I enjoyed this, much more my sort of thing than the last one. Quite a few good clues and the American references were eminently gettable.

I found this a little tougher.
It took me a while to get some of the long answers.
But got there in the end.

Sunray, I find a straight crossword easier than those interlocking circles, squares, whatever - I think I have the wrong kind of brain!

malone- I just love the interlocking hexagons but am not even going to attempt this one. Just as well we're all different!

Most enjoyable. Thanks, syzzie and sunray.
I thought this one was easy, rosalind.

Thanks again syzygy & sunray, fairly straightforward but good fun.

Thanks sunray and syzygy. This was less wracking on the brain, and one of the few I could finish within a day, and maybe that's more of a meaningful gift to me than the one in the green squares.