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This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. It should make finding your question easier for others and, the easier it is to find, the more likely someone is to answer it!

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Rte 20 Thursday May 11Th 2017

lorus | 11:58 Thu 11th May 2017 | Crosswords

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20a ...owing to the doctor in short ? (4)

I have seen two answers given for this clue :- DEBT and CERT .
Has the answer anything to do with 18a which I think is HOSPITALISATION ?

Thank you for any help

Crusader

Daily Express Prize Crossword 9D Thursday May 11Th 2017

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Lie-in King

Both 'debtor' & 'Doctor' can be shortened to 'Dr' - perhaps someone can see something more certain but don't forget, this *is* the RTE ;-)

aelmpvw

dr is in dram (short) but i don't know where the am comes from

lorus

Question Author

I agree with you Lie-in-King this is "RTE"

Mamyalynne

Ducksie offered an explanation here

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Quizzes-and-Puzzles/Crosswords/Question1551672.html

JJ109

Obviously the main part of the clue is that Dr stands for both doctor and debt(or)

With hospitalisation, by definition you will be indebted to the doctors (both morally and probably financially)

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