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	<title>Comments on: Inquisitor 1244: Instability by Phi</title>
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		<title>By: Wickball</title>
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		<dc:creator>Wickball</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 01 Apr 2013 15:13:53 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Working through my backlog, I have only just tackled this one – I thought successfully until I read Holyghost’s blog! 

I got all the BATS, including the hidden theme word. 

 Then my first slip was to assume from the “definitions” that TUN was sufficient for the theme word NUTS.  I thought of grapenuts but could not find it in Chambers, so opted for COKERNUTS,  PALMYRA NUTS and CREAM NUTS (aka Brazil Nuts). 

 This left me with FIRE and GRAPE and I eventually came up with WILD FIRE, WILD GRAPE and, from the bottom left corner of the grid, going north-east, WILD CATS. So my word below the grid was WILD, which also indicates instability.

Not as neat as the intended solution but a plausible alternative, I would suggest. Perhaps my mistake was to tackle it on April Fool&#039;s Day!

I was surprised that there was only one response for this puzzle.  Presumably a lot of solvers completed the grid and then came to a halt.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Working through my backlog, I have only just tackled this one – I thought successfully until I read Holyghost’s blog! </p>
<p>I got all the BATS, including the hidden theme word. </p>
<p> Then my first slip was to assume from the “definitions” that TUN was sufficient for the theme word NUTS.  I thought of grapenuts but could not find it in Chambers, so opted for COKERNUTS,  PALMYRA NUTS and CREAM NUTS (aka Brazil Nuts). </p>
<p> This left me with FIRE and GRAPE and I eventually came up with WILD FIRE, WILD GRAPE and, from the bottom left corner of the grid, going north-east, WILD CATS. So my word below the grid was WILD, which also indicates instability.</p>
<p>Not as neat as the intended solution but a plausible alternative, I would suggest. Perhaps my mistake was to tackle it on April Fool&#8217;s Day!</p>
<p>I was surprised that there was only one response for this puzzle.  Presumably a lot of solvers completed the grid and then came to a halt.</p>
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		<title>By: Bertandjoyce</title>
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		<dc:creator>Bertandjoyce</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 05 Sep 2012 18:10:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Thanks HolyGhost for the blog. We&#039;re glad that we weren&#039;t the only ones who hadn&#039;t come across the A as the oboe&#039;s note for the orchestra before! Actually we were quite intrigued as we always thought it was the violinists who tuned the orchestra so we will listen more closely next time.

We enjoyed the puzzle - we think our experience was much like yours. Quite a few unusual words along the way but all fair but that&#039;s what we expect with Phi so thanks to him as well!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks HolyGhost for the blog. We&#8217;re glad that we weren&#8217;t the only ones who hadn&#8217;t come across the A as the oboe&#8217;s note for the orchestra before! Actually we were quite intrigued as we always thought it was the violinists who tuned the orchestra so we will listen more closely next time.</p>
<p>We enjoyed the puzzle &#8211; we think our experience was much like yours. Quite a few unusual words along the way but all fair but that&#8217;s what we expect with Phi so thanks to him as well!</p>
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