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Guardian Prize 24349

teacher611 | 18:46 Sat 29th Mar 2008 | Crosswords

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16 down Girl's translating will be hard s?r?h

Probably SARAH but can't justify, could someone help, please?

TYIA,
Pam

daily record mag

colossus book 196

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Roger9

Perfectly correct, two girls' names, difference is h for hard

teacher611

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Thank you!!

beermagnet

I wondered about this, and thought "translating will be" must lead to SARA by "sara" meaning "will be" in another language (thinking of "Que sera, sera" - "Whatever will be, will be"). However, I haven't tracked down a language where "sara" means "will be". So the hexplanation is probably the "H difference" mentioned above.

bathtub

Just a thought... but is this literally, um, a hard nut to crack? SIRIH is a synonym for betel and is IRIS reversed (ie translated, loosely speaking) + H for hard.

Sorry if this makes no sense - I haven't done the Guardian this weekend so don't have the original to look at. There isn't a nut theme by any chance?

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