Friday, 6 November 2020

No 13086, Friday 06 Nov 2020, Vulcan

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ACROSS
1   Its uncommon — a weird goal (12) CONSUMMATION*
10 One that scares a snake (7) RATTLER [DD]
11 City of New Orleans (7) SALERNO*
12 Funny press pitch — not regular (6) IRONIC {IRON}{pItCh}
13 Remember a message associated with revolt (8) MEMORISE {MEMO}{RISE}
15 Fighter of an animal, say (9) GUERRILLA (~gorilla)
16 Easy match (5) LIGHT [DD]
17 A person’s first month outside country (5) JAPAN {J{A}{Pe...n}AN}
19 Allowed to return after Republican is removed from edited broadcast (9) TELEVISED {LET<=}{rEVISED}
22 Certain alcoholic beverage kept as standard (8) MEASURED {MEA{SURE}D}
24 Doctor right about fungal disease (3,3) DRY ROT {DR}{TORY<=}
26 Pick Rent to start with, a play (7) ELECTRA {ELECT}{Rent}{A}
27 They’re beaten during protest — Im panicking (7) TIMPANI [T]
28 Harry asserts things with honesty (12) STRAIGHTNESS There's an extra S in the fodder

DOWN
2   Company dismissed me over result (7) OUTCOME {OUT}{CO}{ME} Sequence of wordplay seems incorrect
3   Solo diner prepared to keep at it (7,2) SOLDIER ON*
4   Mode of transport to go around store (4) MART<=
5   Enabler was made responsible (10) ANSWERABLE*
6   Bigwig looking to own a home in the Arctic (5) IGLOO [T]
7   Taking care of Carol after getting run over (7) NURSING {SING}<=>{RUN<=}
8   Striving hard (6) TRYING [CD]
9   Simple ways! (6) MODEST {MODE}{ST}
14 Good intellectuals hold this — basically they’re famous ones (10) GLITTERATI {G}{LIT{This}ERATI}
16 Stable employee (9) LIVERYMAN [E]
17 Athlete and judges perhaps about to turn up (6) JUMPER {J}{UMP}{RE<=}
18 Pressure is on the ones who grade talkers (7) PRATERS {P}{RATERS}
20 Almost convinced having a ticket is better (7) SURPASS {SURe}{PASS}
21 Stop and make an edit (6) DETAIN*
23 Perfect state (5) UTTER [DD]
25 With no force, get cut (4) ETCH fETCH

Reference List
Republican = R, Good = G, Judge = J, About = RE, Pressure = P, Force = F


58 comments:

  1. 3D SOLDIER ON = keep at it{solo diner anagram}
    5D ANSWERABLE = made responsible { enabler was anagram}

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  2. 12A IRONIC = funny{ Iron ,press + pItCh }
    10A RATTLER = one that scares { cD}
    19A TELEVISED = broadcast {LET,allowed return + revised-R Republican}

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  3. 1Ac CONSUMMATION. {IT'S UNCOMMON A}*
    5Dn ANSWERABLE. {ENABLER WAS}*
    12Ac IRONIC. {IRON} {pItCh}
    13Ac MEMORISE. {MEMO} {RISE}
    15Ac GUERRILLA. ~Gorilla

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  4. 1ac consummation (it's uncommon a) *
    22ac measured (mea(sure)d)
    20dn surpass sur(e) pass
    13ac memorise (memo) (rise)
    23dn utter (DD)

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  5. 3Dn -- SOLDIER ON (Solo Diner) -- keep at it.
    6Dn -- IGLOO (Bigwig looking) -- home in the Arctic
    7Dn -- NURSING (Taking care) -- Carol after getting run over == sing + run?
    10Ac -- RATTLES (One that scares a snake).
    23Dn -- IDEAL (Perfect state)

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  6. 2.dn.Outcome - dismissed=out, company= co and me
    3.dn. Soldier on - rearranging letters from solo diner
    5.dn. Answerable - rearranging letters from Enabler was
    21.dn.detain - rearranging letters from an edit
    27.ac. timpani - t from protest , I'm and pani from panicking

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  7. 14D Good G intellectual LITTERATI famous ones GLITTERATI
    26A pick ELECT (R)ent start with A
    Drama ELECTRA
    25D with no Force cut FETCH -F ETCH cut

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  8. 16d liveryman is a stable emploee

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  9. 16 ac. LIGHT...DD
    24 ac DRY ROT...doctor...dr right...r
    2dn.OUTCOME...OUT..dismissed. COmpany over ME

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  10. 7d saleron from anagram of orleans

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  11. 16a light dd use match to light some thing easy is light

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  12. 17ac JAPAN J(AP)AN Jan first month A Person

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  13. Yet to be solved
    Across - 11, 22, 24, 28
    Down - 7, 9, 14, 17, 18

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  14. In place of two repeats:
    28Ac STRAIGHTNESS . {ASSERTS THINGS}* Guess an extra S unaccounted for in the clue
    18Dn PRATERS {P} {RATERS}

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    1. 28A- Yes,S is extra. Probably it may be thing in stead of things,but that does not go with surface reading.

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  15. 11 - Salerno (Anagram of Orleans)

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  16. 11ac - SALERNO - City - anagram from Orleans.

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  17. 26 Pick Rent to start with, a play-ELECTRA(ELECT+R+A)

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  18. 18D Pressure is on the ones who grade talkers (7)-PRATERS(P+RATERS)

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  19. 24ac Doctor right about fungal disease (3,3)-DRY ROT (DR+Y+ROT)

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  20. 9D - {mode}{ST(street)} modest for simple

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  21. 24A DRY ROT; fungal disease; {DR} {TORY}<=

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  22. 17D - JUMPER - {J}{UMP}{RE}<= : Judges = J + UMP, About = RE, turned up = ER.

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  23. 12 AC = IRONIC {IRON}{pItCh}. Meaning: Funny. Press = IRON, pitch - not regularly is = IC
    25D ETCH = -F{ETCH}. Meaning: Cut, Get = FETCH, no force, remove F.

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  24. 23d . Perfect State - TENSE - (DD)
    5d - Enabler was - Answerable *
    11ac - Orleans - SALERNO*

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  25. 14Dn GLITTERATI- {G}{LI{T}TERATI}

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  26. That completes a nice CW.Enjoyable.

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  27. Company with dismissed me over/around gives out co me , right ?

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  28. Brilliant puzzle.. Vulcan is the best setter for me of late.

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  29. This is a brilliant puzzle. Hardly any superfluous word. Crisp clues. Keep going Vulcan!

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