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Daily Telegraph Prize Crossword 29504 Monday October 26Th 2020

clueless123 | 09:13 Mon 26th Oct 2020 | Crosswords

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Can somebody explain why "book one vehicle in front of house base" is Ivanhoe please?
I get the I van and ho for house but why the e?
Many thanks

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mallyh

e from base of hous(e)?

I van (one van) + Ho(house) + e(base)

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I don't understand why base is e ?

//e is the base of the Natural Logarithms //

mallyh

base = the bottom, so the bottom of house is e

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Thank you Danny

Mally that is incorrect, see above

mallyh

oh good grief natural logarithms at this time of day x

lol

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