The Hindu : The Hindu Crossword 7654

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Wednesday, Apr 23, 2003

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Miscellaneous - Crossword

The Hindu Crossword 7654

Across

1 Accepting an advertisement job (9)

5 Deprive of note, by the way, in short (5)

8 Resist fish, smoked herring (8)

9 Blighted editor comes after vicious dogs (6)

11 Clothes, for a judge maybe, sober in design (5)

12 Dwelling, one screened afresh (9)

13 Small opening in small island, say (6)

14 Lionhearted (8)

16 Suspension of a Turkish governor with broken cane (8)

18 A point in an orbit, highest point (6)

22 Dependent on chance, that is clear to one, a travesty (9)

23 Map within a map (5)

24 Compelled by daughter, torn apart (6)

25 Support steady partner: make it retroactive (8)

26 Period when king abandoned mounted soldier (5)

27 Choose pole with a bit of energy, as current conductor (9)

Down

1 Inn in France that brews a good upper-class beer (7)

2 Ghastly horse — she carries transport (7)

3 Division of business organisation where dealers

men briefly point at men's difficulty (5,10)

4 Take no notice of the sign or emblem here (6)

5 What one buys for a return journey (5,4,6)

6 Can a sailor perceive, say, nonappearance? (7)

7 Such a belt would have its edges joined (7)

10 A small collection is a thing of value (5)

15 Fruit — of a cereal? No, of big growth (5)

16 An orchestra performing with freedom from inhibitions (7)

17 Gloaming time (7)

19 Dreaded force that got apes trembling (7)

20 What an ultra may go to (7)

21 Terrible scare about past — an awful predicament (6)

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