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“To find that in this market is very difficult to achieve. “The circumstances (can) change because we have certain injuries for some big players, so it’s always a possibility. “But ...

1A. This entry offers a good example of an unexpected answer that still works: The clue [Get an engine going] had me thinking ...

How can I enjoy life if I can't pick up the ball?" "Life has been very difficult, that much I can say. Playing for the country is motivation enough. I used to look at the India jersey every day ...

Our Daily Themed Mini Crossword January 10 ... to be accessible to players of all skill levels, with puzzles ranging from very easy to moderately challenging. The game also includes helpful ...

Or, as Hartmann describes, the letters and words that suddenly make a formerly difficult crossword puzzle much easier to solve. Hartmann, a crossword fan, was recently curious if he could generate ...

A former national selector, in a chat with PTI, pointed out that it “would be very hard for selectors to pick either Rohit Sharma or Virat Kohli on the basis of IPL performance or form.

IBM (49D: Co. that introduced the hard disk drive) This clue made me curious ... Thank you, Beth, for this great puzzle.

"It’s been a very hard week. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all the families affected a couple days ago. We’re praying for them. But for all these Notre Dame fans to show up anyway ...

Though its iconic crossword ... played puzzle was on April 1. On Oct. 15, the word “corer” ended 5.6 million streaks. Chad Robertson – stock.adobe.com June 20 saw the most difficult ...

By Lexi Carson Ralph Fiennes is heading into the new year being very mindful and very demure. “Well look, this is how I do my makeup for work. Very demure, very mindful. I don’t come to work ...