Across |
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Down |
1 |
England’s longest river confused a Burgundian capital (6) |
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1 |
Zoe in an arrangement for BNP,FN extremist perhaps (3,4) |
4 |
French holding a lease holder (6) |
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2 |
What Strauss wrote in French? (5) |
9 |
Festive time in France after 15 across but before Oasis member (4) |
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3 |
Hernia (7) |
10 |
Mighty from short professional, use spade and promissory notes (10) |
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5 |
Once a French Aristo in England; an Anglo in France now (6) |
11 |
Face the bowler on French water for French boat (6) |
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6 |
King Charles’ French farewell to Mistress Gwynne (5,4) |
12 & 23 down |
You’re on this site here and now! (8,5) |
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7 |
Mixed up runt led to move heavily on wheels (7) |
13 |
39,370.08 inches (9) |
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8 |
No tails on this money? Ils ont deux têtes (6,7) |
15 |
Saint near Vézelay precedes 9 across (4) |
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14 |
Farm out work if not in followed by the origin of French mineral water (9) |
16 |
Mixed up felines precede Romans (4) |
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16 |
Yonne’s equivalent of 1 across (7) |
17 |
O never ill! Sorted out Christmas Eve do in France (9) |
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18 |
Napoleon or Beethoven’s fifth (7) |
21 |
Former wife with Marseille, Le Havre, Cherbourg etc. followed by Mr Balls. Sold abroad (8) |
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19 |
Oops! Cut up for poulpe (7) |
22 |
Diminutive lady comes from tie and pet (6) |
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20 |
High, Regent, Baker or Easy perhaps (6) |
24 |
Perfectionist’s infrequent lapse from the starts of 16 down, Arles or Avignon, underdone steak and headless terror (1,4,5) |
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23 |
See 12 across(5) |
25 |
Dumbo drug (4) |
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26 |
Not odd pursued by backward saint are happenings (6) |
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27 |
English ‘oui’ follows 75% of French ‘too much’ in this Champagne region town (6) |
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