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Guardian Prize Crossword 27,944 Saturday October 5Th 2019

plutocrat | 05:27 Sat 05th Oct 2019 | Crosswords

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15a Greek character goes by bike — you say this must be changed (8)

Last one. I have M?T?N?U? so all I can fit in there is MUTINOUS. MU, greek character, I suppose ... and then?

Was lucky enough to suss out the theme immediately, having just read an article about the 50th anniversary in question, one minute previously.

Ft Polymath

I Cryptic Crossword 2702

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margarettom

Mutandum - sounds like tandem

iminoz

MUTANDUM, that which must be changed.
MU + TANDUM, 'sounds like' (say) tandem

plutocrat

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I've never come across that word before. Thanks.

Bonefixer1

Same for me. Heard about the anniversary on R4, that helped a lot. LOI was mutinous, which I couldn’t parse except for ‘mu’ - was ‘tinos’ a Greek bike plus ‘u’ (you) perhaps? Thanks for educating me as never heard mutandum.

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