| This was our October 2003 Prize Crossword,
won by Eric Yount from the US. Eric won a
free, one-year licence for complementSoft's ASAP - the innovative tool for
automatically producing data flow diagrams of your SAS code. |
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This prize crossword is loosely based
upon the style of traditional British cryptic
crosswords. However, we have not used the
traditional symmetrical grid - we're IT consultants,
not professional crossword compilers!
Clues may not mean what they say, but they do say
what they mean! Watch out for anagrams, answers
within words or phrases, plus abbreviations and
initials.
Three additional clues were published before a
winner was found. These are shown below the
crossword and its standard clues (you may want to
challenge yourself to solving the crossword without
the additional clues).
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Additional Clues
27 Across. Shortened edible
oval object, for example. Also SAS's preferred user
interface for users as of release 9.0. This
interface guides you around your enterprise's data.
7 Down. Tops tips from clay pigeon
shooting. The name of a source of good SAS tips can
be found in the letters of "clay pigeon
shooting".
17 Down. With dimensions but not in them.
This solution is a SAS solution.
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