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Cryptic clues = station name

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DaleCooper

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Have you ever considered that such pompous replies as this may be deterring people from answering your cryptic clues? :|
You shouldn't be so quick to make an accusation of pomposity. It was not intended that way but as you should know sometimes nuance doesn't come across in a quickly typed reply. My intention was to ask if I was mistaken and perhaps there is another nearby station with a similar name that I wasn't aware of. If I make any further slip-ups of that kind please point them out without resorting to slurs.
 
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It's the nearest mainline railway station in Trumptonshire. So whatever your answer is, I bet mine is more logical ;)

(And this being a railway forum the search is surely conducted by Lord Belborough and Brackett using Bessie.)
 
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Strat-tastic

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You shouldn't be so quick to make an accusation of pomposity. It was not intended that way but as you should know sometimes nuance doesn't come across in a quickly typed reply. My intention was to ask if I was mistaken and perhaps there is another nearby station with a similar name that I wasn't aware of. If I make any further slip-ups of that kind please point them out without resorting to slurs.
OK, but a lot of your replies can come across like that, at least to me :smile:
 

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It's the nearest mainline railway station in Trumptonshire. So whatever your answer is, I bet mine is more logical ;)

(And this being a railway forum the search is surely conducted by Lord Belborough and Brackett using Bessie.)
News to me, don't do fictional stuff.

Glory be!! Trump has gone missing. Unfortunately, this is where the search is on for him.
This station is managed by Great Northern, but most services are operated by Thameslink.
 
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