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The Times 28662

TioMateo | 23:06 Mon 24th Jul 2023 | Crosswords

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Just 2 (or 1.5) queries :-

16Dn: Some letters from chap caught underneath boat (4,4) ?U?K ?A?L. Well, it obviously looks like JUNK MAIL (Some letters) with JUNK (for boat). But why is MAIL a chap given there is no homophone indicator?

4Dn: A resource for journalists is cut after going downhill? (5,3) A?R?S ?K?. Looks like APRES SKI (after going downhill), but I don't get A PRESS KI. What is the KI short of?

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Enigmatic Variations - N0 1600 - Count By Proximal

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brainiac

'caught' is the homophone indicator

KI(T) !

brainiac

catch - hear or perceive something, especially with effort

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Thanks, brainiac, but what on earth is a Press Kit?

Neveracrossword

TioMateo, from Collins...

A press kit - A set of documents, usually containing useful facts and figures, given to journalists by a company prior to a product launch or news conference.

TioMateo

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Many thanks, Neveracrossword. I am surprised that it's not in Chambers.

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