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Steps 2, page 30
The final word should have been WISH not WIRE.
Thank you to Lauren from ACT for reporting this one.
Cashwords, page 37
Crossword grid was repeated from earlier issue.
Thanks to S Hough from WA for reporting this gremlin.
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World Words, page 10
‘Magma’ was spelt incorrectly in the clue ‘Kind of rock formed from cooling magna’.
Thanks to M Allen from NSW for reporting this gremlin.
Humans seem to have been intrigued by creating enormous buildings and architectural wonders for centuries. The Great Pyramid of Giza, originally 146.5 metres high, was the tallest man-made structure in the world for over 3,800 years.
The Lighthouse of Alexandria, destroyed in 1323, was over 120m tall. Churches and cathedrals, with their tall steeples striving [more…]
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