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Observer Everyman 3186 - last 2

cesdlv | 20:05 Sun 21st Oct 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Lazy brain seeks help:
11a Tenor has money in annuity scheme (7)
I have T?N?I?E
16a Australian brings in good books for binding (9)
I have S?R?N?E?T

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11a tontine

novalis

sorry 16a stringent

cesdlv

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Thanks, novalis. My Scottish partner will kill me for TONTINE. But I'm still struggling with why STRINGENT is the answerto 16a.

Stringent........Strine (Australian) +GNT (good books)

cesdlv

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Learning something every day. ...Strine, indeed... Thanks, Kayakamina and Novalis. D

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