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Crossword

2327: Exhibition

16 September 2017

9:00 AM

16 September 2017

9:00 AM

Five unclued lights are titles of works by a person whose name is formed by two unclued lights. Three clues are definitions only; their answers exhibit all the unchecked letters of the titles. One unclued light consists of three words, and one consists of two words.
 

Across

1    Action in public at an end (8)
9    Fan-shaped tag left among lot (10)
16    Tawdry stuff in petition for monument? (6)
17    Lines in essence ignoring pressure causing poverty (5)
18    Expert, as admitted, is shrewd (5)
20    Doctor, florid, missing old country (7)
22    Dodgy dealer receiving money for stone (7)
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