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paul

22nd October 2012, 14:43

Sorry, have to leave for a while! A duet can be every bit as sweet as a full orchestral piece!

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chrise

22nd October 2012, 14:44

Pushkin poetic drama, apparently

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barista

22nd October 2012, 14:48

Must be STONECHAT then?

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francis

22nd October 2012, 14:49

Justt got visitor
Will rejoin later/

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chrise

22nd October 2012, 14:50

Well done barista - your go.

I'm "in", as I declared the last clue open.

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barista

22nd October 2012, 14:53

By the look of it, it's just the 2 of us Chrise. And I will have to get back to work after this one!

Anyway...

E.g. Horace, unusual writer in Latin? On the contrary! (7)

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chrise

22nd October 2012, 14:58

I'm thinking anagram of "latin" inside two other letters (but e.g. doesn'tseem to work) Am I going in the right direction?

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barista

22nd October 2012, 14:59

No. The cryptic bit is a charade, no anagrams involved.

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chrise

22nd October 2012, 15:03

I'll keep thinking, but I'll be concentrating on Round Britain Quiz for the next half hour!

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barista

22nd October 2012, 15:08

All right. I have to get back to work now anyway.

Def: E.g. Horace

Charade: Unusual writer in Latin? On the contrary.

"Unusual" has a usual crossword meaning.

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