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This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. It should make finding your question easier for others and, the easier it is to find, the more likely someone is to answer it!

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Saga crossword June 2005

tony keates | 11:17 Thu 26th May 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Thanks for the help with previous clues. Am now stumped on these:-

(1) Saw one's sweetheart achieve the best result possible (8). I have ?A???I??

(2) Account for former Israeli leader who called in a physician (6). I have ?????R (A bit pathetic, I know!)

Scotman Crossword

GBQ 136 Question 16

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Quizmonster

2. Memoir, which is an account in the form of a 'story'. (Golda) Meir, ex Israeli leader, with 'a MO' (medical officer) inserted.

Quizmonster

There should not be an 'a' before 'MO'!

Quizmonster

1. Maximise. A maxim is a 'saw' in the sense of adage or proverb. One's = I'S and 'e' is the letter at the centre/heart of the word 'sweet'.

Quizmonster

Today, I seem to have decided that one should never use one answer when two will do! On that basis - though I probably don't need to explain - to maximise means to achieve the best result possible.

Sheesh!

tony keates

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Quixmonster - Thanks, absolutely on the ball!

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