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Voice of Scotland: pounds 500 Xword.(Features)
From:
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
| Date:
March 11, 2006
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THE winner of last week's pounds 500 Xword was Sandra Wilson of Conon Bridge, Ross-shire.
YESTERDAY'S SOLUTIONS
WEE THINKER: ACROSS - 1, Narrow-minded. 7, Wedding. 8, Sale. 10, Wan. 11, Gladiator. 12, Rising. 14, Br...
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; THE winner of last week's pounds 500 Xword was Sandra Wilson of Conon Bridge, Ross-shire. YESTERDAY'S SOLUTIONS WEE THINKER: ACROSS - 1, Narrow-minded. 7, Wedding. 8, Sale. 10, Wan. 11, Gladiator. 12, Rising. 14, Braces. 17, Hepatitis. 20, Roe. 21, Barb. 22, Torrent. 23, Impersonator. . DOWN- 1,
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