Bridge lesson on count and leads with a trick from Christchurch
In a bridge column by Phillip Alder the article explains giving count to partner. It revisits a trick from Christchurch where declarer Ken Johns misreads hearts and muddles the defense. The piece illustrates an attempt to fake a diamond finesse and the defensive misstep leading to an overtrick.
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West
East
Declarer
Christchurch
New Zealand
Ken Johns
Johns
Jack Wy
Déclarer
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Across of cinema Zest for life Tring Employ
A fragment list mixes wordplay and clues across cinema topics and names. It includes references to Yankovic Molinaro Napoleon fate and other terms, suggesting a crossword style puzzle with scattered partial answers and themed hints.
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Yankovic
Molinaro
Andy Gump
Ayla
Jean
Astrograph year ahead tips for twelve zodiac signs
The column outlines small activities to spark career gains in the year ahead for each sign. It warns Libra about rushing promises, urges Aquarius to tackle duties early, and advises Capricorn to resolve key disagreements promptly. It notes Gemini resource care, Cancer risk of careless finish, Leo caution in tactics, Virgo avoid costly appeals, and invites readers to request a full Astro-Graph year ahead by mail.
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Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius Gan
Pisces
Aries
Vete
Jess
Faurus
Cancer
Une
Leo
Uly
Virgo
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