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The Deal

The Deal

Sierra liked that deal and planted a kiss on his lips. “You’ve got yourself a deal, Dr. Leek.”
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The Professor, My Mate

The Professor, My Mate

I turned back to the stout little dealer before us—a ridiculous fellow in plaid trousers and an oversized tie beneath a white linen jacket, with a straw boater perched on his round head. Squaring my shoulders, I announced boldly, “I’ll take it. How much?” Every eye swung toward the shining Duryea roadster parked proudly before us. It gleamed like a jewel among the dusty wagons and carriages, its lacquer polished to a mirror finish. “One thousand five hundred,” he chirped, then leaned closer with a conspiratorial air. “But for you, little lady—an even thousand.” “Splendid,” I said at once. Bargaining bored me dreadfully, and besides, a thousand seemed perfectly reasonable for such a magnifice
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A Deal With a Celebrity

A Deal With a Celebrity

I wore my flipflops. I ran downstaires, ate the breakfast mom had prepared. She must have gone to work today. I patiently waited for the dealers to come. Heard a horn outside our house. They must be here? They aren't kidnappers right? I chuckled at the thought of walking into a trap by myself with my eyes wide open. Excitedly, I rushed to the window and saw the driver I had insulted that day. What's he doing here? And how did he know my house? I thought.
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The Author: Back To High School

The Author: Back To High School

Tara asked. “It’s eight, right?” Dawn turned to the dealer. “Correct, Miss.” He smiled and started to explain more to Tara and Oscar, thinking the two would be the one who would purchase a car. The two noticed this and began to feel awkward. “Mama would like this, right?” She asked Tara. “Oh. Of course. I think she would like whatever it is.” The latter nodded. “Then, can you show us the available colors?” “Sure. Here’s a catalog.. We have all of it available.”
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The Deal in a Wedding Dress

The Deal in a Wedding Dress

Celeste The limousine that arrived at our house the next morning looked like it belonged in a different universe. Sleek, black, and impossibly expensive, it sat in our cracked driveway like a dark jewel among broken glass. The driver—a different one from last night—held the door open with the practiced patience of someone accustomed to waiting for uncertain brides. "Miss Andrews, Mr. Hart has arranged your wedding preparations," he said simply, gesturing to the leather interior that probably cost more than our family car.
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Gosh!!! Addicted to my CEO Ex-Husband

Gosh!!! Addicted to my CEO Ex-Husband

Doreen met her glare with a smile since she was at the showroom of the Scott Automobiles. If it was anywhere else, Doreen would not have been nice to her rival but this was her brother’s business and she could not allow personal matters to get in the way of it. “Most of the cars were sold before they arrived so if you want a very expensive car, you can check out the magazine and we shall order it for you,” Doreen said politely and Sue felt it was not hard to catch Doreen in her trap. “You are so dumb. If it’s not here, then you don’t have it.”
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The Billionaire’s Contract Marriage

The Billionaire’s Contract Marriage

Mark smiled, still in awe about how someone that important could have come to his bar for drinks. Steph and Mia on the other hand were confused and didn't understand what was going on or why Mark was suddenly so excited and impressed. "What's that?" Mia asked. "You don't know dawn's?" "No," Steph and Mia answered in unison. "It's the biggest car dealership in town. They make the best cars." "I know dawn's," Mia said. "Their cars are really expensive too. I thought the owner passed away." "I thought so too," Steph said. "This is his son. He got into the business a couple years ago."
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A Deal With Mr.Remington

A Deal With Mr.Remington

He took the picture and laughed so hard that people turned to look at us. We walked to the cake section. The cakes were decorated with flowers made from cream. There were chocolate cakes, strawberry cakes, and even a tall one with four layers. I pointed at it. “Look at that one. How do they even make something so tall?” “Magic,” Blake said, pretending to whisper like it was a big secret. I giggled. “I think it’s skill, not magic.” We moved to where they made croissants. The workers folded the dough, then rolled it again, then folded it again.
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A deal with the CEO

A deal with the CEO

He apologized. Why was he apologizing? "For what? Why are you apologizing? The lawyer." "No lawyer is willing to take up the case. The name Macarson is scaring them all off..." "What? But why? " "It's complicated. The only issue here is that none of them are willing. The Marcason..." I ran my fingers through my hair. Gritting my teeth together, I yelled out in frustration. Causing the securities to come. "There is nothing wrong," Parkinson told them.
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That tiny clue 'informer' is one of those little traps that makes me grin and groan at the same time.

My default fill for short crosswords is usually 'rat'—three letters, blunt, and used so often it's almost crossword shorthand. If the grid wants four letters, I lean toward 'fink' or 'tatt' (if it's playful), and for longer slots 'snitch' (6), 'informant' (8), or 'stoolie' (7) often fit. If the puzzle's from the UK, don't forget 'grass' or 'nark'—British setters love those. For cryptic puzzles the setter might be more sly: 'sings' could be clued by 'informer' (as in 'to sing' = to inform), so verb forms can appear rather than nouns.

Crosses are king. A lot of solvers panic at the clue but once a couple of crossing letters are in, the right fill jumps out. I like how this clue showcases regional vocabulary and setter style; it keeps every puzzle fresh and a little cheeky.

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