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Guardian 25897

Johnh42 | 20:50 Sat 16th Mar 2013 | Crosswords

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18a. ABC orD Terminus? There's confusion here (9). r-d-m-n-s

25a. Regressive delay introducing new vitamin (7) r-t--n-l

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auntflo

rudiments
retinol

mallyh

25 retinol

Tilly2

18a rudiments.

Johnh42

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Thanks, that's what I thought but how do you parse them?

Johnh42

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Just seen rudiments is an anagram

Tilly2

rudiments is an anagram of D terminus.
Rudiments=ABC

25a retinol from loiter - delay reversed + n(new)

Johnh42

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Thanks all, now to celebrate Wales's victory!!

sherrif

Rudiments is an anagram of D Terminus, retinal is a vitamin with later backwards around in

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