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2 sequence qustions (real horrors)

snoopyfan | 21:12 Tue 30th Jan 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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What' s next in : 1990-SE 1991-MS 1992-AA

And also:
nnsenssennewsewseennsseennsseenness

Any ideas??????????

Times Jumbo 680

sir harold ? historian who married the atuthor vita sakville west

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orly

1993-PS (winbledon men's winners - Pete Sampras)

netkey

Wimbledon mens champions
Edberg
Stich
Agassi
so next is 1993 PS - Sampras

eddiebun

The first one is Men's Wimbledon winners

http://tennis.about.com/od/tournaments/a/wimbm ensingchmp.htm

For some reason I saw AA and instantly thought Andre Agassi and was right on my first guess

1993 - PS

snoopyfan

Question Author

thank you all, I guessed it was something like that but had no idea what line to go down!!

juliefer

Last letter of the second sequence is w. The explanation is that if you draw lines of equal length in the compass directions n(orth), n(orth), s(outh) etc you will end up with the word 'HELLO'.

eddiebun

That's what I call thinking outside the box Juliefer

Great Answer !!

juliefer

Thanks eddie, but I can't claim any credit for solving it myself. I'd seen the question before and just remembered it.

eddiebun

That question could have troubled me for months !!

snoopyfan

Question Author

what an oddball sequence, whoever could have worked that one out, well done on remembering it. I still don't reallyl understand it despite your clear explanation.!! I did wonder if it was connected to compass points ...

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