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azed 2008

lashley | 21:23 Sun 21st Nov 2010 | Crosswords

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last one32a pets set out for short walk in india ?4 CO?S looks like cows=not killed in india,w for walk? or coos? explanation please

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Hmmm
'Coss' is an Indian unit of length, so you can add that to your list of possibilities - but I can't relate it to the rest of the clue!

lashley

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got it now

lashley

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thanks

cossets, set out. Right?

lashley

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yes

28 down A day's march? Five running in helmet-a pest(5) e?a?e. An explanation would be helpful.

Etape - hidden

boxtops

Etape - in the clue - helmET A PEst

Damn! I hate it when I miss those!

32ac Lines facing leader gave tongue in poetic mode(4) ?ped

Cos(set)s = coss a Indian distance of approx 1.25 miles

OPED

OP ED is an article opposite the leading article in a newspaper.
op'ed is a poetic version of opened.

thanks swarbrules

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