English, 13.08.2019 08:10 calebabaltimore

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10 faithful, as to a friend, vow or cause (4)
11 keen judgement gained from practical experience
(10)
12 a tool for cutting call crops or grass by hand with a
sweeping action (
13 endicing (8)
14 someone able to act for another in legal or business
to act for another in legal or business
matters (8)
16 alan star of the tv series "mas*h" (4)
17 engrossed (4)
18 attendants at a budin's holiday camp (8)
22 a stone or gem which has a design engraved in its
surface (8)
23 a piece of music for seven performers (6)
25 halifax is the capital of this canadian province
(4,6)
26 the alliance of germany and italy in 1936, later
including japan and other nations (4)
27 sea nymphs, in greek mythology (7)
28 1996 olympic games venue (7)
involves searching for something or achieving some
goal (5)
sir jacob renowned british sculptor (0)
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6
anthony
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author of "a dance to the music of
time
7. the female singing voice that is lowest in pitch (9)
8 - arquette, american actress (7)
9 popular holiday resort in norfolk (5,8)
15 a home for parendess children (9)
17 arthurauthor of "swallows and amazons (0)
19 appearing to be lost in thought (7)
20 poer and playwright who wrote "murder in the
cathedral (1,1,5)
21 lake winter sports resort in the adirondack
mountains (6)
24 – suite", a play by neil simon (5)
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