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Daily Telegraph Cryptic 25256 (Tuesday)

08012006 | 07:43 Wed 21st Mar 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Could somebody please explain

4d Marked man's boxing knockout (8)
= LABELLED

5d Present compiler's back in control (10)
= DOMINATION

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mac44

5d. Present is DONATION, i'm back in is MI, DOMINATION is control.

mac44

All I can see for 4d is (probably completely wrong)
man=LAD, boxing (meaning surrounding) BELLE (a knockout girl). LABELLED is marked.

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Many thanks, mac44

I'm far from sure about 'labelled' too. I think it could be something connected with sending a parcel.

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