Financial Times 13,768 by Monk
Posted by PeeDee on 31st August 2011
This is a good but tough crossword from Monk, I think he is one of the harder FT setters.
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Posted by PeeDee on 31st August 2011
This is a good but tough crossword from Monk, I think he is one of the harder FT setters.
Posted in FT | 9 Comments »
Posted by Admin on 31st August 2011
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Posted by flashling on 31st August 2011
So it’s Crosophile for me today. I found this mostly straightforward with no obvious Ninas or other setter games being played which is a relief after last week’s Tees.
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Posted by Stella on 31st August 2011
Fortunately for me on the morning after a twelve-hour journey back from Dublin, there was nothing too taxing in this puzzle.
Posted in Guardian | 35 Comments »
Posted by kenmac on 31st August 2011
The preamble, rather vaguely, tells us that we need to highlight 23 squares and blank out 1 row. These items depict a musical reference and express the sentiment leading directly to the return trip – whatever that means! Also, around half the clues lead to an extra letter and around half the clues lead to a missing letter. I’ve never seen that trick before and it made the clues that extra bit tricky. Seeing as there are 43 clues, I guess that there are 23 of one type and 22 of the other. These leaders, in contiguous blocks, lead to the travellers and their chosen route.
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