A very nice puzzle from Gozo.
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A very nice puzzle from Gozo.
As always on Wednesdays, which don’t seem to be suffering the upheavals of the other days.
I sometimes wonder whether to feign ignorance of the parsing of some clues, so that people will respond and tell me how they work It’s the only way people will be prompted to post when it’s a Dac day, for everything is so tidy and uncontroversial, although in this one there’s a question about 5dn.
The puzzle may be found at http://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/26379
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