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ArranBrown | 21:22 Mon 13th Aug 2012 | Crosswords

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29A It's to school (4) -T-A

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eton?

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I had thought it might be, until I got 'ALHAMBRA' for 14D, making the last letter 'A' rather than 'N'.

Flyhalf

What's the clue leading to Alhambra?

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13D, 14D Put on palace inquisitor (3,8).

Reference is to G & S 'The Gondoliers' - Don Alhambra del Bolero being the Grand Inquisitor in that work.

cupid04

Stoa?

bev888

Yes, lots of references to Stoa here - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stoicism

could it be San Domingo, which leads to Eton?

answer = NO.

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Stoa looks very likely; I take it it was a colonnade that led to an ancient Greek or Roman Academy?

Thank you, everybody.

I think the wordplay is "It's to" = "SA (sex appeal / it) has TO"

Me too -- Ive got Stoa but lord knows why To in S-A (backwards)?

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