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Financial Times 15090 by HAMILTON
Couldn’t finish it!
Financial Times 15087 by FALCON
A neat pleasant challenge from Falcon today. Generally easy with a dash of inventive cluing that kept me away from a complete solve just a tad longer. I did learn a couple of new meanings to words that I already did know. Thanks Falcon, for a good workout today.
Financial Times 15086 by SLEUTH
Nice and straightforward. Thanks, Sleuth.
Financial Times 15,077 – Dante
Monday Prize Crossword / Nov 2, 2015
On the day that the Guardian had a Rufus-less Monday, the FT gave us a typical puzzle from his alter ego.
Financial Times 15,076 by Goliath
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of October 31, 2015
Financial Times 15085 by SAYANG
I have not blogged a Sayang puzzle before. I enjoyed this.
Financial Times 15084 by GURNEY
A fairly straightforward Tuesday morning…
Financial Times 15081 by BRADMAN
Apologies for the brevity. Rushed for time. Thanks Bradman for a pleasant challenge.
Financial Times 15080 by ALBERICH
Generally straightforward with some clever clues here and there. Thanks, Alberich
Financial Times 15,070 by Gaff
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of October 24, 2015
Financial Times 15,071 – Mudd
Monday Prize Crossword / Oct 26, 2015
Another good offering by Mudd, one of medium difficulty.
Financial Times 15079 by REDSHANK
A cracking puzzle. I enjoyed this very much. Thank you Redshank.
Financial Times 15078 by CRUX
Comments of a grumpy old man
Financial Times 15075 by PETO
An absolute treat from Peto, thanks to whom, for a challenge that had me tied up in all sorts of knots. There are times when a solver / blogger feels privileged/fortunate to have drawn an ace puzzle from an ace setter – this is one such time.