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Rush About Part Of The Pacific (5,3)

jamezp8 | 07:35 Fri 06th Sep 2013 | Crosswords

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-h-c-s-a

Not totally sure about the c.

Any thoughts please?

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Daily Telegraph Toughie Friday September 6Th 2013

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China Sea = 'chase' outside 'in', followed by 'a'

07:38 Fri 06th Sep 2013

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jamezp8

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Independent cryptic 802 (4/9/2013)

china sea?

China Sea = 'chase' outside 'in', followed by 'a'

maybe anagram of chase and something (looks like 'in a' but not sure why)

p.s. the full clue is rush about in a part of the pacific

Svejk

We like em made hard, don't we ff.

Svejk

^ ^ ^
Clues, I mean.

Morning,svejk;)
Welcome to AnswerBank, jamezp8. You'll always get an answer here although it's important to always give the exact clue as printed

jamezp8

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thanks everyone

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