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Spectator 2000 Saturday February 5th 2011

mintyman99 | 08:33 Thu 03rd Feb 2011 | Crosswords

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http://www.spectator....6448/crossword-TG.pdf

Radio Times Prize Crossword Thursday February 3rd 2011

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Mysterons

Yes, where is Smokey ?

bwillis

If you have a Mac, use Preview to open the PDF , not Adobe. Select the left half of the puzzle. Crop. Then print the result. Do the same for the right hand side and you have two neat sheets of reasonable size.

bwillis

If you have a Mac, use Preview as your pdf reader. Select the left half of the puzzle. Crop and print the result. Do the same for the right hand side. You will have two neat readable pages.

contendo

As a migrant from The Listener I see a few familiar figures appearing in this string.
I'm most of the way there but am mystified by 8ac in D and my 3dn appears to be an illegitimate spelling. I haven't got the theme in B and I still have a few gaps in the bottom right-hand corner of E. Favourite clue: 21dn in D.

contendo

Oh, and I have two setters in B and none in D or E, but maybe their names are not famiiar to me.

kayakamina

Hi contendo

Welcome to the Spectator thread.
8a in Grid B is linked with 16a.
3d Is in Chambers but hyphened

The setters are in the same position in all the grids.

contendo

Kayakamana - thanks for your comments, but my queries relate to grid D, not B, and there is no 16ac in grid D. Have now completed grid E. The two initials - I can see two initials of a relevant character in two adjacent clues but that seems a bit of a long shot.

kayakamina

I'm sorry about that- I really must get stronger glasses.

Grid D
8a Symbol + last five letters from original 9 letter answer.
3d Fit & A Viol (fiddle)

Mysterons

Those 2 are indeed a red herring contendo - the initials required are those of another animated character who shares K's current affliction !

contendo

Thanks Kayakamina. I finally got there. Mysterons - Are you sure you're right? My character was generally known by his initials, but I don't think yours was, though admittedly they are more relevant to the general theme.

slaney

I think it has to be the character referred to by Mysterons contendo, as the preamble says the item is "appearing, though not as an entry, in the grid." , whereas the red herring is an unclued entry.

contendo

The one I'm suggesting is not an unclued entry. It is, like the other one (who is the setter), a pair of initials in adjacent entries

slaney

Sorry contendo - my misunderstanding - different red herring.
I didn't really think of that pair as being part of a connected item.