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clover | 02:08 Fri 27th May 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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493K in a G

In 2005, if 1=2, 2=2, 9=1, 10=1, 13=1, 15=1, 19=1, 20=1, 21=2, 22=4, 27=1, then what did 30= ?

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2nd question - I can't work out the answer but could it be the number of (for example) Fridays with that date?

493 (Bronze) Knuts in a (Golden) Galleon

(in Harry Potter stories)

LONG LIVE DITLOIDS !!

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Thanks Clayhead. I also have the answer now to the other Q.

BabsG

Would you be willing to give a clue to Q76 (If 1 = 2 etc) as I can't get anywhere with that one?

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BabsG - are you able to give any clues in return. I still need 90a, 91 and 96 ?

BabsG

I am still looking for all of these - sorry.

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