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ianmackean | 15:36 Wed 10th Oct 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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I am still trying to find a good solution for the following 2 dingbats

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DAY DAY (both bold) over
DAY DAY where the left hand one is also bold.

Any help would be much appreciated
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Daylight at last?
Tide over
or maybe Ebb tide
the tide has turned?
I thought the answers were good yesterday when you asked.
Turning the Tide or the Tide has turned seemed fine.
I thought the DAY one may be something to do with the fourth 'day' being light (whereas the other days were dark) and I referred to the Bible and on the fourth day there was light, or some words based on that
the days grow short
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Thanks for all the responses - I can't decide between
Tide over, ebbtide, the turn of the tide or the tide has turned (but there is no "the" in the clue for the last two)
One fine day, dark days ahead, daylight (at last), the light of day - I checked the bible reference and while God made the sun etc on the fourth day he had already let there be light on the first!
Quarter Day?
Groundhog Day?
the shortest day
One fine day?
The days are getting lighter?
I agree that my 'fourth day' Bible suggestion isn't right
Is it not just "turn the tide"?
4 day opener (cricket)
'One fine day' sounds good to me
Day to day?

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