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magworth

12th February 2013, 16:24
I didn`t notice the misprint. it should be 1980`s - the Robbie is Coltrane. mags.
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cantersue

12th February 2013, 17:19
Hi everyone
18a was a 1950's HIT song by Little Richard.
the SERIES was of the same name and starred Robbie Coltraine.
Thanks for explaining "Outback" clue.
20 d is an opera contained in the words "of Austrian"
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lainey

12th February 2013, 17:20
Hi Devonian, the programme I have for 18A is about 'The Majestics' - a Scots rock 'n' roll band. The two words in the answer rhyme, hope that's a help!

Lainey
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devonian

13th February 2013, 11:12
Thanks Lainey - when I twigged that the year was a misprint, I remembered watching the show in the 80's. However I am stuck on 4d "Professor experienced fall" I have *r*m*e*, can find words to fit but they doen't seem to go with the clue. Further clues please.
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chrise

13th February 2013, 11:15
Hi devonian
I don't have R for the second letter.
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devonian

13th February 2013, 12:00
Thanks Chrise - second letter is now 'L', but that gives two possible words - experienced how ?
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chrise

13th February 2013, 12:07
It's a little loose, but I read it as "encountered".

I assume you have the game-playing Professor?
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devonian

13th February 2013, 12:25
Chrise - thanks again, I hadn't thought of Cluedo, so now makes sense
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raymond

13th February 2013, 18:35
Struggled this week I'm ashamed to say.! Certainly appreciated the tip for 4d....! NOW I'm stuck on 10a (Could 'stem' mean 'dam'...???) Also pondering on 1d and 2d. HELP...!!! R :< Brrr MORE snow..ugh.!
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chrise

13th February 2013, 19:09
Hi raymond
10ac I haven't totally parsed, but the "stem" part is a technical (though quite well known) term for a swollen stem that provides energy for the next year's plant to develop (e.g. crocus).
1dn was my favourite. Think of a French newspaper, then remove an "upward" journalist.
2dn the parade is a verb, not a noun.
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