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Listener 4138: The X-factor by IOA
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I looked down the list of letters thinking: no clue lengths, no clue numbers, no idea which is across or even, 26 numbers to choose from. Aargh! Luckily, once it gets going, things speed up and to a nice aesthetic finish. A debut in the sense that I have not solved either of IOA'a previous two Listeners (last in 2004), but this one I enjoyed - probably because it had a conversion and PDM to look forward to. Thanks IOA
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.ahaaaa! many thanks, contendo. Sorry, I had already noticed that - it was so many days ago that I'd forgotten it again >.<
I also have that the first R clue must be 4 numbers long and the second 3 long.
As someone else mentioned K must be 2 numbers long making Z three numbers long.
I have narrowed the value of X (not clue X) down to three numbers, but no further.
I also have that the first R clue must be 4 numbers long and the second 3 long.
As someone else mentioned K must be 2 numbers long making Z three numbers long.
I have narrowed the value of X (not clue X) down to three numbers, but no further.
Iamammoose, the link below may be useful although I'd be interested to know if you would be marked wrong for a different interpretation of that verb. I suspect he may have actually intended the 10 letter variant but couldn't fit it into the grid.
http://www.listenercr...om/HTML/Notes_SB.html
http://www.listenercr...om/HTML/Notes_SB.html
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