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	<title>Comments on: Financial Times 13,202 / Bradman</title>
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		<title>By: Sil van den Hoek</title>
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		<dc:creator>Sil van den Hoek</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Thank you for the blog, Gaufrid.
I liked this crossword very much, very precise and faultless.
I think, more people - especially Guardian solvers - should from time to time 
take a look at the FT crosswords, as so many setters publish in both papers 
(like Bradman/Pasquale). 
And since the prints are perfectly alright (thanks to Uncle Yap), that can&#039;t be a drawback either any more.

Anyway, the only solution I didn&#039;t find was THAW OUT, a clever &quot;reversed anagram&quot; - something that we see more and more.
In 4dn, I think, it should be BONN[y].
(By the way, I first had &#039;Rome&#039; as &#039;Rome[o]&#039;)]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thank you for the blog, Gaufrid.<br />
I liked this crossword very much, very precise and faultless.<br />
I think, more people &#8211; especially Guardian solvers &#8211; should from time to time<br />
take a look at the FT crosswords, as so many setters publish in both papers<br />
(like Bradman/Pasquale).<br />
And since the prints are perfectly alright (thanks to Uncle Yap), that can&#8217;t be a drawback either any more.</p>
<p>Anyway, the only solution I didn&#8217;t find was THAW OUT, a clever &#8220;reversed anagram&#8221; &#8211; something that we see more and more.<br />
In 4dn, I think, it should be BONN[y].<br />
(By the way, I first had &#8216;Rome&#8217; as &#8216;Rome[o]&#8216;)</p>
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