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mh

21st February 2010, 00:11
Another site accepts Pity and Ben Johnson, respectively, as answers. However, "Pity is not enough" was written by J. Herbst (NOT Herbert), and 27a is shown as requiring a single 9 letter answer (NOT 3,6) I do have P?T? for the former and B?N?O?S?N for the latter!
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john (from arran)

21st February 2010, 01:00
PATE, PATH, BENSOUSAN and BENVOISIN all fit, but without clues it's hard to decide which is right. The Elizabethan dramatist is BEN JONSON; BEN JOHNSON is a discredited Olympic athlete.
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mh

21st February 2010, 01:08
Sorry twice!Typing error for Ben Jonson, and for assuming you had access to the clues, as follows:-
4d.Herbert found it insufficient(4)
27a.Rare poet identified with every man(9)
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mh

22nd February 2010, 02:17
Mephisto 2582 2d
Fully in place, drink served up (7,2 words) ENP?E?O. (Final 'O' is definite!)
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alan

23rd February 2010, 12:18
Mephisto 2582 2d
Fully in place, drink served up (7,2 words)

The answer is IN PLENO (=in full) although the full wordplay escapes me !
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mh

23rd February 2010, 19:31
Mephisto 2582 2d
Hi Alan.The 'eno' of 'in pleno' may be 'one'(as in one for the road)served up
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