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The Week Crossword 1160 - Special Clue / Answer

SirFrancisDrake | 14:13 Sun 02nd Jun 2019 | Crosswords

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Tim Moorey, the setter, invites solvers to find two of the Across clues which could represent HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT (his capital letters). Does anyone have a notion as what Tim is getting at here? Many thanks in advance for your advice / answers.

Everyman

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dannyk13

Only someone who has the across clues will be able to help you.

SirFrancisDrake

Question Author

Thanks Dannyk13. These are the Across cluse answers : Shameful, Splash, Op Art, Stalement, Let, Natalities, Pungent, Sunless, Rot,
Raw-Data, Abetter, Operations, Dan, China Rose, Annum, Obtuse, Streamer. I'm thinking that if Tim is being drole the answer could equally well be 'Shameful Stalemate' or 'Obtuse Operations'. Or even 'Let Rot'.

dannyk13

I think it might be shameful stalemate referring to the Brexit negotiations.

SirFrancisDrake

Question Author

Yes, that was my thinking too Danny.