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number challenge in aid of cancer research

Tilley13 | 23:05 Sun 12th Feb 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Can anyone help me with the following please:

0.92 R D of I

2 P of G for an E in Y

3 C of a T L

3 W on a T

4 C P

4 T F S (V)

9 T W S S in S

Thanks in advance. No doubt I shall be asking for further help!!!!

Tilley13

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3 wheels on a tricycle

4 the four seasons (Vivaldi)

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Many thanks for your help i'mbraindead

Tilley13

4CP - 4 compass points.

9TWSS in S - 9 That's what stitch saves in sewing.

3 C of a TL = 3 colours of a traffic light.

0.92 Relative Density of Ice

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Many thanks Ray The Grey and Dinky puzzled.

Tilley13

3 colours of a traffic light?

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