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Saturday Times Jumbo Cryptic 1,033 Saturday April 27Th 2013

ontherun | 08:31 Tue 30th Apr 2013 | Crosswords

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4dn Overturning jurisdiction of Stormont minister is mean! (6). I have I_T_N_ and assume answer is 'INTEND' meaning mean. But why?

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Overturn NI (Northern Ireland)
+ Tend (Jurisdiction)

Mean = Intend

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Ah! Thank you. Didn't know that tend = jurisdiction.
OtR

It is minister that means tend.

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Another thought. I guess 'to minister' could also be 'tend' and jurisdiction is Northern Island where Stormont administers?
OtR

Yes I may have got the parse wrong -sorry

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Yes - and sorry, I did mean Ireland!

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