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VERTICAL ...to HORIZONTAL ...to EMPTY GRID ...to SOLUTION
A2 In a botano-medicinal book:
- not all nuts grow on trees; these do.
A10 Chronological 1:
- early time.
A14 Chemistry 1:
- killer.
A17 Chronological 2:
- even earlier than the earlier early one.
B10 Sociologically insane:
- a half mother family.
B14 Witchcraft recommended literature:
- a famous he-witch.
B17 Unfortunately, due to a typographical error in a
nautical encyclopaedia (the oafs!)...
B21 University graduate:
- bachelor of music.
B24 American governmental institution:
- nothing revenues services.
C1 Musicology:
- a very short song.
C4 Royalty:
- her majesty just fell on her head (or is it her husband?).
C7 Pronouns:
- the objective eye.
C10 Political dreams:
- European community.
C14 In the same botano-medicinal book:
- double it to make one full nuts tree.
C17 Witchcraft unrecommended literature:
- roll... the magic... word... around...
one... and two... and keep the sound...
(come-on, stop hopping around, you should have solved it and
not sung it, I don't know how to turn you back into a prince).
D1 Comics:
- these guys in black pyjamas thinking they are winged mice.
D10 Electronical 1:
- normally closed.
D14 Electronical 2:
- off bar.
D19 Ancient languages encyclopaedia:
- it could be new, but it's only an imitation.
D23 Pure English dictionary (that was a tough one):
- allied by nature, having an affinity.
E1 And an additional pure English one (I hate these):
- not this, but less specific than another.
E7 In a book about psychoschizoids:
- the left-right side.
E10 Commercial finesse:
- after a long day and five bottles of vodka the Russian
finally agreed (I don't remember any of it anyway).
E14 Musicology 2:
- we heard this song already.
E17 Military:
- lieutenant (not French, and nothing to do with his woman).
E20 Demogonomics:
- country's richness is measured by it.
E24 Italiatry... or is it Italics... or Italiologistry... well, whatever:
- and the answer in Italy IS YES! (limited applause in the background).
F1 Political nonesense:
- Tahiti borders.
F6 The dynamically growing science of the beans
(beanology, nothing to do with Mr. Bean):
- some claim they can make it taste like meat.
F16 Sexology/Sociology/Medicology:
- if you don't mind, I'd rather stay negative.
F21 Wild life reservations:
- jungle information and public relations services.
G6 Electricity:
- pure power.
G9 Spirituality:
- it may be a dead man's, or a living one's.
H1 Religion:
- heartless inferno, from its coldest darkest deepest to its fiery bubbling top.
H8 Second time around:
- declares again.
H23 Kitchenological sciences:
- a knife's job.
I3 Plain water:
- in France, holy or not.
I7 Chemistry 2:
- Let's put it this way - the other way around it would
have been Mendeleev's smallest of the noble 'ums.
I12 Musicology 3:
- and the same song again (this one starts getting on my nerves).
I17 Analphabetical:
- a basic start.
I20 Research:
- location.
I24 Philology:
- not I like that but just like that.
J1 Mob theory:
- an undefined noise created by a large quantity of disorganized people,
some angry, some hungry, and some bums; more than one if you don't mind.
J9 Musical parapsychology:
- ...I just can't get you out of my mind... la la la...
J18 Nothing to do with insurance:
- just make sure.
J25 British measurements sciences:
- yard.
K3 Technology:
- the dumped project of emitter-transistor-logic.
K9 Geography:
- south of Kansas.
K20 Chronological 3:
- and a long undefined period it is.
K24 Modern languages encyclopaedia:
- I, French (please be objective about it).
L24 Same one:
- its in France.
L1 Electronical 3:
- resistance.
L6 Do it the way the Greeks do it:
- first test, second letter.
L12 University degrees:
- this master of arts looks almost a mother.
L16 History repeating itself:
- Persia.
M3 The Association for the Prevention of the Oratorical Persuasive
Long Enigmatic and eXtraordinary Yapping (APOPLEXY):
- bee, see, tea.
M9 Clausewitz on optimal warfare strategies:
- he's the one who defends.
M20 Calendary aspects:
- the shortest month.
M24 The beverages industry:
- is it a beer container? or a tax? or a tax on a beer container?
N1 In paradise:
- Eve calls - Adam, o, Adam; Adam answers
(don't blame him for his limited vocabulary,
he is still eating chicken soup at this stage).
N9 Ancient Greek history:
- fighters.
N18 Music industry:
- double combine.
N25 A binary consideration:
- it could have been yes.
O3 Power:
- efficient.
O7 Musicology 4:
- thump! (this was the sound of me fainting; now that
I'm barely back and semi-conscientious it's...) thump!
(I fainted again) the same song again.
O17 English shortcuts:
- meaning.
O20 Armed forces:
- one GI and another GI.
O24 Royalty:
- famous divorcee.
P1 Territorial negotiations:
- everyone has a map - this is my map, this is your map, what about him?
P9 Wet professionalism:
- roams the seas.
P19 Sports:
- baseball's flying mouse.
P23 Not a 60s dance:
- shake together.
Q18 Deceiving appearances:
- as you.
Q6 Existentialism:
- cogito, ergo sum: or in simpleton's slang - exists.
Q9 A bribed official leaked out a manipulated market research into the
biased tourism preferences of flat-footed left handed males; the order
of preferences, seen the right way from bottom to top, is:
- Östereich, Jugoslavija, Deutschland, Romînia,
Lëtzebuerg, and... (topmost, would you believe it)... Sri Lankã.
R1 Cemistry 3:
- Mendeleev's very light of the 'ums.
R6 Economy dreams:
- uni-money.
R12 Anatomical linguistics:
- I am shorter.
R16 Accurate weigt sciences:
- two kilograms.
R21 Less accurate quantitative sciences:
- on the other hand some don't.
S1 Late afternoon TV drama:
- high winds howling, freezing air and the poor guy must drive urgently to
buy a pizza with mushrooms, but he cannot because his windshield is covered
with ice, and he must do something, he simply must do something, he must...
S9 Idolatry:
- old Egyptian sun god.
S12 Medicine:
- doctor.
S15 Robotics:
- artificial intelligence.
S20 Accoustics:
- ten decibels.
S24 Computer sciences:
- end of tape.
T1 Art:
- reproduce by words or drawing.
T8 Geographical art:
- reflections of India.
T19 Popular beliefs:
- if Fortuna is on your side you should do it.
T23 PCB industry:
- I etch in Germany.
U1 Military marine tests:
- one submarine submerged deep, the other one half of it.
U4 Genealogical tree:
- my father's sister.
U9 Abstract literature:
- as you are ...why? Elle dit et elle surgit.
U18 Abstract literature author, after getting out of his warm padded cell,
wants everyone to know the above text is for his mother in law.
V1 Business world:
- you can make it, close it, and cut it.
V6 Aeronautics:
- fly American (not this, the other one).
V10 Chemistry 4:
- one of Mendeleev's battery 'ums.
V14 Germanophonetical:
- egg.
V17 Mining industry:
- make a hole (big or small).
V21 Chemistry 5:
- another one of Mendeleev's 'ums, could be mistaken for an American policeman.
V24 Architectural design:
- not out.
W2 Alchemistry - let me try and get this one very accurately wrong (in more than one way):
- magnesiumsulfochrome (hint: quite an important element of Orbotech chemistry).
W7 Successful politician trainee's handbook:
- rule #1 - leaves out some details.
W14 Well, this is the end of the effort, so why don't you just
do it!?