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E: 17/01 Win Majority D100 Bookshelf Speakers worth £119 - Radio Times Xword 2

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ACROSS

07. MOCHA
08. DEVASTATE
09. UNREAL
11. GLITTERY
12. JASON STATHAM
15. SATISFY
16. BOULDER
18. HORS D'OEUVRES
20. SALEROOM
22. STRODE
23. ASCENDANT
24. HAUNT

DOWN

01. GOING AWAY
02. SHOE POLISH
03. BELGIAN
04. PARISHIONERS
05. STAT
06. STARK
10. LOST FOR WORDS
13. MR LOVERMAN
14. DEPENDANT
17. ADAMANT
19. PASSE
21. EVEN

Enter by sending an email with your answers, name, address, telephone number and email address to xword2@radiotimescomps.co.uk. One winner will receive Majority D100 Bookshelf Speakers worth £119 in Theatre Tokens. Closing Date: 17 January.

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