The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Crosswords 1

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Cross Atlantic may not be able to answer the great riddle of life, then; but, as only the best puzzles can, it may well become one of its great adornments. Panic began, as it often does, among those who derived deeper meaning from the fad’s furious popularity—the people who saw it as evidence of more dramatic changes under way.That will be a feature of Cross Atlantic too, which has far fewer black squares than a conventional British crossword. However, the fact that THE SCOTTISH NATIONAL PARTY is a jumble of OH, NASTY TARTAN POLITICS still raises a smile. It was an unusual sight as my mother is the superior chef, but he’d produce dozens of glorious crepes for us children to inhale.

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People who’d never think to turn on a PlayStation (or indeed any games console) are loving the series, and it’s scoring highly with critics and audiences alike. To wield that power is something that Telegraph cryptic setter Dave Gorman, better known as a comedian, is getting to know all about. You'll find something for everyone, no matter how little time you might have, or how experienced a solver you are. Other words or phrases don't quite anagram to give something of identical meaning, but instead give something very close to the original. If you’re not familiar with the game or the TV series, don’t fret; the puzzle can be solved by anyone, whether they know of the franchise or not.One might think that examples of aptagrams are few and far between, but there are more than one might imagine. DIRTY ROOM becomes DORMITORY; DEBIT CARD contains all the letters of BAD CREDIT; I'LL MAKE A WISE PHRASE jumbles to WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE. It’s not just Cross Atlantic that marks 100 puzzles today; our new Mini Crossword also reaches its century. Perhaps Lewis Carroll, professor of mathematics turned creator of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, understood the allure of puzzles best of all. I’d eat my weight in lemon, sugar and dough, trying to be patient in the moments where my little sister or older brother would get the latest pancake hot out of the pan, hands sticky with citrus.