One of the groups is so obscure that you can't reasonably expect 1 in 500 people to get the connection. One of the other groups is a bit silly. The fact that the set can be preceded by a given term isn't really a connection - it's an adjective that could be applied to a million things.

I agree

I disagree - this is one of the few I got 10/10 on - one man's obscurity is another man's trivia. Reaching into the annals of one's mind and plucking out that trivia is always a pleasure.

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I also disagree. Sure, you can precede many things with "small", but these are specifically common phrases that start with small. "Small Judge" or "small merchant" is a valid concept, but it's not an existing phrase.

What's the group with fry, town etc. If small is incorrect please?

lillard is dissatisfied

me too lillard. me too

who on Earth could get business schools..too obscure

Since you ask Sergeant.... I recognised one of them, but required an educated guess to get the group out. Sure it's a tough grid but not the toughest and I for one am in no position to complain anyway.

yeah agree that last one was way too obscure otherwise a good wall

Easy peasy and in wrong category but very well contrived. Full marks and 1.47 left to go.

IR is wrong. Small isnt just an adjective in these cases. It makes the a new concept in each case. Business schools is bum.

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