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BigMac | 13:18 Sat 04th Dec 2010 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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Anyone else strugling with the grid this morning?

E.g. 32a is a light short, as is 13a.

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Yes. Agree with your observations. 11a and 26a are also one light short.
13:43 Sat 04th Dec 2010
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Yes I am!
11a should be I Pagliacci- no room for the I
16a should be Sue Snell - no room for the final L
I havent tried the FT website yet to download a proper grid.
13:47 Sat 04th Dec 2010
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FT website seems to have the same (wrong) grid.

May have to play with a word table or excel and make my own!
14:02 Sat 04th Dec 2010
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I have downloaded correct grid from ft.com/crossword
14:34 Sat 04th Dec 2010
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7 down. The motion of a horse when it throws itself on its haunches in a very quick leap or a curvet(7) F_L_A_E

21 Across . In ancient Rome a household god L_R_
Many thanks in anticipation.
15:09 Sat 04th Dec 2010
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The Roman household god is LAR
15:34 Sat 04th Dec 2010
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21a answered just now as Lars
15:35 Sat 04th Dec 2010
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7d The horse answer is FALCADE

21a Answer is definitely LAR - the grid may be badly printed in the paper, but the symmetry of the grid demands that it is a 3 letter answer, as indeed does the clue.
17:51 Sat 04th Dec 2010
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thanx
20:17 Sun 13th Mar 2011

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