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Neveracrossword | 11:46 Sat 01st Sep 2012 | Crosswords
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I have only a couple of clues left to solve, then I can struggle with the theme.Any help gratefully received. NB. There may be an extra word in clues.
42. A. He's called on in international support in pursuit of power (7)
??s?te? (I can see 'visiter'/'visitee', but can't make total sense of it.)
38 A. During dance, sailor twisted pelvic muscle (5) ?so??
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Oh - I had 26 as my last!!
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Just a reminder of the numbers,,,21A,25A,6D,7D,24D and 35D. ( I had five of these, Copelander helped me re the sixth).
Six extra words is correct...
I've completed the grid, got the 6 clues, found the person responsible and the saying, and I think I know the title of their most famous work. But I'm still not sure what letters to remove in the grid! I can't see any 'significant letters'. This one's foxing me, does anyone have a hint that could help? Thank you!
It took me a while before the penny dropped. If you know the name of the work, write it in scientific syntax. A rather smartly created grid, this one!
I have a full grid and am about to start struggling with the famous work etc. However I'm still rather confused by the spare words. I have all the ones mentioned by some of you (6d not 27d) but I also have 2d (spare word REJECTED) and 16d (spare word TOPS). I can't see why these words shouldn't be spare! Am I going wrong somewhere?
Yes - these words are integral to the clue, not spare.
I'm sure you're right Laphria but I still can't see how they are. If you have time could you explain why theses words are integral - just to put my mind at rest!
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2D - 'Rejected' refers to vEtS, ie going backwards.
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Re 'tops' - I took it as referring to the 'est/iest' at the end of 'smoochiest' (like 'funniest',(funny,funnier,funniest) 'daftest' (daft,dafter,daftest)). Sorry if this explanation is rubbish!
Thanks Laphria, but, surely in 2d the ES doesn't go backwards. I derived the county from ES in the right order plus SEX (the "it" referred to in the wordplay).
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Indy-trier - you're right re 'vEtS', but the 6 extra words definitely don't include 'rejected'.
Thanks Neveracrossword. I've actually found the person concerned and the colourful reference etc. I was just trying to tie up what I thought were a few loose ends! It was fun apart from the "untidy" bits!!
Laphria - thanks for the hint, I've finally twigged! That is a very neat conclusion.
The 'rejected' you ask about means not 'reversed', but 'ignored'. 'Tops' indicates the required superlative.
42aPower= vis(latin)
international= i
support=tee

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