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This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. It should make finding your question easier for others and, the easier it is to find, the more likely someone is to answer it!

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Guardian Crossword 24957

Mikejas | 00:33 Mon 15th Mar 2010 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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26a Somerville and Ross collection ignored Irish (5) T????
23d Odd venue arranged to tackle a little "Nachtmusik" (6) U???E?
27d Matador's first accentless shout (4) ??L?

The bottom right-hand corner has me stumped.

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sir lancelot

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Bogtrotter

26a Therm ( Somerville & Ross wrote stories about The Irish R. M.)
23d Uneven (venue + N from Nachtmusik)
27 Mole (M + Ole))

Mikejas

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Thanks bogtrotter. I've heard of The Irish RM - I think it was a tv series a while ago but I couldn't have told you who wrote it. And I never spotted the Mole as one of the measures clues although Ole ran through my mind a few times. And the other is really quite simple now that you've told me the answer - as usual.

hammersgirl

23d is a little more obvious in the print version off the Guardian website

"Odd venue arranged to host Beethovens ninth", where of course the ninth letter of Beethoven is n!

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