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susanwilton | 20:44 Wed 18th Oct 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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4d TV son protested, halo slipped (6,7)
?a?o?d, ?t???o? - I thought it might have been an anagram of protested halo, but I'm getting nowhere!

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Harold Steptoe

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Thank you teacher1 for a really speedy answer.

Susan

My pleasure.

clasher

Give us a chance Teacher, I'd just got there

clasher, welcome to Qand P. I go to work soon, so you will be able to take my place. I could do with a rest !! Ha-ha.

clasher

Well give us the answer to the English place names then before you go. Inaccurate statement etc!! It's driving me round the bend

Unfortunately I can't do that one. I've looked everywhere, but no luck.

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