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November 16, 2023

CROSSWORD #1627: Crossing Out Letters

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I have another cryptic in today's Times of London. You can get a copy of it a href="http://www.brendanemmettquigley.com/files/Quick2528byBeck.pdf" target="_blank">here. It appears an error was introduced in the editing. The clue I sent in for 7-Across was "Some of revenue returned? In your dreams (5)". So, what are we gonna do. Anyway, dig in if that's your thing.

Looking for more puzzles? The Hub Crossword (Sunday puzzles by me and Joon Pahk) and Marching Bands year eight has begun. So if that To Do list needs even more puzzles, you know what to do.

Share the puzzle. New one on Monday.

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