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[poodledoo]

62)24=Cin PG
64)34= PP of a FCS
70)399,902,004=A in the U
71)26=Lon a CK
73) 24=W on an AC

[Lie-in King]

62 - 24 Carats in Pure Gold
73 - 24 Windows on an Advent Calendar

[Wolverine123]

62 24 carats in pure gold
64 34 pence postage of a first class stamp
70 399,902,004 angels in the universe?
71 26 letters on a computer keyboard
73 24 windows on an advent calendar

[Lie-in King]

Hi Wolverine - I'm not arguing, but where does the "angels" answer come from, please? Always a sad day when you don't learn something new - lol & cheers!

[poodledoo]

Thank you for your answers-think there might be an alternative answer for no.70, although I suspect universe is correct so come on you ABers!

[squarebear]

I don't think it's "angels" as I can see no site where a fixed number is given although some do say that it could be in the millions.

[rosycider]

This is the link for no 70 Angels in the Universe
http://www.envf.port.ac.uk/illustration/z/hig/ above/399M/glevitt.htm

[rosycider]

I am stuck on 4
55) 500 = D in R N
56) 13 = P in a RLT
69) 1728= CI in a CF
74) 5 = YM of the SE

[Diane1954]

55 500= d IN THE ROMAN numerals
5613=players in a rugby league team
69 1728 cubic inches ina cubic foot
5 = year mission of the starship enterprise



I put 399,902,004 into Google and came up with Angels in the Universe

[rosycider]

Thanks Diane 1954

Kept thinking the 500 one related to roman numerals but couldnt work out the d! ( Doh)

Would never have got the others..

[poodledoo]

ok angels it is then-well spotted!

[FoxLee]

34 pence price of a first class stamp