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chrise

18th April 2020, 20:31
Hi again, roof
Sorry, 24d was my first, solved while it was printing off! Some might quibble about "monkey", though....
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chrise

18th April 2020, 20:32
24a is Greek - the Roman equivalent would spring to mind first, I think.
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roof

18th April 2020, 20:44
Thanks Barreter and Chris

Of course I had the right answer for 24d when I though about it for 2 seconds, but I agree with your speech marks around ape.

I've also found a Greek belligerent god, but can't parse the rest of the wordplay. Never mind - I've finished, which I never expected to do on first read through. Nice to have you back Chris.
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chrise

18th April 2020, 20:57
He's hidden backwards, roof

You probably saw that the rubric put me off last week's!
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roof

18th April 2020, 23:56
I noticed. The rubric last week proved good fun. You shouldn't have given up. It took me two days, but I finished it. I'm on to making masks now. Gosh I'm busy!
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lumen

21st April 2020, 10:13
I have seen someone posting on this site under the name Paul. Always suspected it could be Paul from Guardian. And thought he might comment on this thread. I also saw him on The Chase. He was a real contestant, not a celebrity!
Anyway nice to see and do an ‘old’ puzzle. Although I first did the Guardian one regularly in 1978, when it was dominated by Custos and Araucaria, along with others like Lavengro, Audreus, Altair.
Also to chip in that ‘old office equipment’ would have been a suitable def for typewriter in 1995! My company back then got rid of ours in 1987, we moved onto lovely Amstrad word processors (using Locoscript), and we were certainly not at the vanguard of technology. Of course it was nearly another ten years before our new machines could network....
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