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2445: in other words II

issue 14 March 2020

41/1A/10 is MISQUOTATION. 1D/24/33, 15, 34, and 38/16D are examples of common misquotations.

First prize Dianne Parker, Dover, Kent
Runners-up Vincent Clark, Frant, East Sussex; Robin Vick, Harrow on the Hill, Middlesex

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