Azed Competition No. 1485 Azed Slip | ◀ 1480 | 1489 ▶ | Other competitions | 
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ordStats| No. | Date | Clue word | Clue type | Clues |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1485 | Nov 2000 | BOURSE / TIFOSO | Right and Left | 22 |
| Award | Clue writer | Clue | Explanation |
|---|---|---|---|
| First | D. F. Manley | What we have in financial paper is an institution for business enthusiast, so I love FT inordinately | ours in be (= bill of exchange); anag. incl. 0 |
| Second | C. J. Brougham | Brogues no good (tight) – exchange for wedges if likewise buff | anag. less g; if in to + so |
| Third | C. J. Morse | For a supporter there’s nothing very convenient about British treatment of Euros as foreign exchange | 0 si fit (all rev.); B + anag. |
| VHC | E. A. Beaulah | An aficionado, when out I love soft French cheese, at home switching to English: some exchange! | anag. incl. 0; E for in in Boursin |
| VHC | K. A. Brough | Exchange rates finally absorbed by euro tumbled after British fanatic played Footsie with no end of finance | B + r in anag.; anag. less e |
| VHC | Dr J. Burscough | ‘Footsie’ untouched by European manoeuvres: one supporting Euro’s uncommon on British exchange | anag. less E; B + anag. |
| VHC | B. Burton | I’m a devotee of it, so after being converted French change 50% of beef to include that from us | anag.; ours in be(ef) |
| VHC | N. C. Dexter | With Footsie mostly unstable, one follows others playing a European exchange, beginning to barter Euros abroad | anag. less e; b + anag. |
| VHC | V. Dixon | Freak realignment of almost all Footsie 100 emerges from obscure upset in stock market | anag. less e; anag. less C |
| VHC | P. D. Gaffey | Change in Labour’s euro-policy unsettled Footsie lacking European supporter | hidden; anag. less E |
| VHC | G. I. L. Grafton | User ring flogged on black market some photos of Italian reclining in the buff | b + anag. incl. O; hidden rev. |
| VHC | J. Grimes | Italian fan is too nervous about Ferrari’s number one, sweating before swerving ruse in traffic hotspot | F in anag.; BO + anag. |
| VHC | C. R. Gumbrell | Exchange ‘Born to Run’? Not about to if, stirred by pieces of Springsteen’s, one’s a fan | b + (c)ourse; anag. + S o |
| VHC | R. J. Heald | Endless beef on the bone outcry identifies freak cattle disease limiting our market for stock in France | tif(f) + os + O!; our in BSE |
| VHC | J. C. Leyland | It’s fine pair naughty fan dancer’s ultimately revealed in carouse in Parisian stags’ venue | anag. of it’s f 00; r in bouse |
| VHC | D. W. Mackie | US man’s sure to come unstuck as foreign exchange devotee, playing Footsie endlessly | bo + anag.; anag. less e |
| VHC | Mrs J. Mackie | Exchange neighbour’s eager embraces, being addicted to sport and playing footsie endlessly | hidden; anag. less e |
| VHC | R. J. Palmer | See Footsie endlessly fluctuating fan madness of the herd besetting our financial market | anag. less e; our in BSE |
| VHC | A. Roth | Centre-, left- and right- halves of best Rome club play for a place in European transfer market (contributing to reflected kudos of Italian football fan) | anag. of es ro ub; hidden rev. |
| VHC | D. P. Shenkin | Follower of Rubens prepared to foist endless faulty nameless ‘Rubens’ round in exchange | anag. less t; anag. less n incl. O; ref. R. Barichello, racing driver |
| VHC | R. J. Whale | Where stock’s sold abroad, our BSE’s contamination of it so damaged devotee of European ties? | anag.; anag.; ref. European ban on UK beef |
| VHC | G. H. Willett | The House is one contributor to Labour’s ebbing of love, its disgruntled devotee in Tuscany revealed | hidden; anag. incl. 0 |
HCs in competition 1485 awarded to: