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Sunday Express Skeleton

alanjames31 | 09:51 Sun 31st Dec 2017 | Crosswords

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20D - When a person rings around (4)
I have : O???

28A - Much later, airmen head out (4)
I have: A???

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mallyh

20d otto?

20d.Once-c(around) inside one( a person)

mallyh

28 looks like ...anon... but can't work it out

Letter pattern for 28a. is A?A?

mallyh

afar?

I think it is afar but can't quite parse it other then airmen is rafbut can't see an indicator to reverse it.

mallyh

all i can see is head of airmen =a .....far =out

I'm going with it Mally.

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Hi Danny
So, what have you got for 25D ?
E?A?

mallyh

oh invisible again lol

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Hi Danny - "ELAN" - it took me long enough !!

Thanks

JJ109

I am struggling to parse also but
much later = much of after = afr + A(irmen, head) = afar (out)

25d.Clan
26d.Elan

sedge47

28a away ?? - WAY = much, as in 'way better', after (later) first letter of Airmen. Definition = out.

I thought of away but could not parse it. Thanks Sedge (where's the Tipp-ex0

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