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Polymath 1,003 Set by Hamilton

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1 A ring-pull that does not 1 Sender of unwanted emails
break but bends back inside (7)
the can (4-2,3) 2 Shrub or small tree also  
6 A submissive person treated known as the juneberry (11)
inconsiderately by others (7) 3 Guards travelling alongside
10 Open or public (5) those in their protection (9)  
11 A morbid fear of thunder 4 The performing of miracles
and lightning (11) (11)
12 A Jamaican folk religion, 5 Alternative name for the    
meant to counteract obeah casing for a ship’s compass
(7) (8)
13 Bishop of Rome and Pope 6 The tenth studio album by   
from c79 to c92AD (9) Yes, released in 1980 (5)
14 Australian tennis player, a 7 The daughter of Polonius in 
Wimbledon finalist in 1968 Hamlet (7)
   
(5) 8 To slip unnoticed into an
15 Florida state capital (11) unfashionable part of a
18 A diplomatic messenger (8) theatre (3,2)
   
19 Immovable abstract art 9 US truck drivers (9)
constructions of wood, wire 16 Type of cloud forming at
or metal (8) middle altitudes in a uniform
22 Natives of north-west Africa layer (11)  

and Gibraltar (7,4) 17 Crustacean with a light blue


24 The -----, epic poem set shell of the genus Mictyris
during the Trojan War (5) (7,4)  

26 One who promotes or 18 One who attempts to subvert


encourages artistic and a jury by means of threats or Solution Polymath 1,001
cultural projects (9) bribery (9)
29 Major city and port in 20 An open horse-drawn % 8 6 7 ( 5 & 5 $ % % ( 2 7 , &
Argentina (7) carriage with a folding top 8 $ / 2 / 2 $ 5 $
30 A gun-platform (11) (9) 5 ( & , 7 $ / 3 2 5 7 % / $ , 5
31 Castle built on Henry VIII’s 21 Medical term for a laxative 1 + 2 ( + 2 2 , /
orders to defend the western (8) 6 $ 6 , 1 5 + $ % ' 2 0 $ 1 & <
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approach to the Solent (5) 23 A toucan of the genus ' 8 1 . $ 5 ' ' $ 1 1 < . $ < (
32 Scottish engineer and Pteroglossus (7) ( < * 2 1
physicist (1820-72) (7) 25 Scottish word meaning The first correct entry drawn 6 ( & & 2 ( 4 8 , 3 0 ( ' ( $
33 Area of sea to the north of thirsty or dry (7) on Wednesday January 16 wins $ / 5 2 1
South Island, New Zealand, 27 A winning score of 10 points a copy of Brewer’s Dictionary 6 $ / 7 2 1 6 ( $ 2 % 5 ( & + 7
of Phrase and Fable. Entries & $ 3 3 1 * + +
also called Te Tai-o-Aorere in judo and karate (5) should be addressed to 5 $ 0 % 2 8 , / / ( 7 $ / $ 0 2
(6,3) 28 A Parisian pupil (5) Polymath No 1,003, Weekend $ $ 5 ( 2 2 1 8 /
FT, One Southwark Bridge, 3 $ 1 $ 7 ( / / $ 6 ( 1 ( & , 2
, & 2 ( & , : ( *
Name..................................................................................................................... London SE1 9HL. Solution and ( ; 2 1 $ 5 6 + , / ( * 2 5 . <
Address................................................................................................................ winner’s name on January 19.
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