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Very Old Daily Mail last clue

Some rounds of Backgammon: A+M+ Well I can make ARMS or ALMS but cannot see why!...

Tiny fish arrive in pond

I made a reasonably sized wildlife pond last summer and despite interest from ducks and moorhens was unsuccessful in introducing any fish ...Then yesterday, voila, there's tiny black fish in there...

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Does anyone on this forum know how to conclusively check if somebody claiming to be knighted really has been? Burke's Peerage is no good because putting in Bruce Forsythe or Chris Hoy - who definitely...

Pumbah

Daily Telegraph General Knowledge (GK) 605 Saturday July 21st 2012

Last one. 44d Sandwich in the form of a small hamburger served as an appetiser. (6) S-i-e-.

bazwillrun

Why is this allowed

Read the last line, the most pertinent http://www.bbc.co.uk/...h-west-wales-18811644 so if he was a muslim with the usual unkempt birds nest hanging off his chin he would be in with a chance would he...

chelsea_girl

How do I start a seperation from my husband?

My husband and I have been having tough time for years, always at weekends, he treats the children and me like crap, and is only happy when away from us. He doesn't want any one disrespecting him, but...

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Pre-Historic Daily Mail

Last few: Broadcast from Studio E? No E+T+I+E I can only make ENTWINE from this so completely missing the wordplay here! The French kept providing longest sentence +I+E Well 'the' in French is LE so i...

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Old Daily Mail

Got a couple here where I can see the answer but cannot understand why... Clothing cutback includes province: T?N?S Well - I can only think TONGS here and assume it's something to do with THONGS? EG...

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Old Daily Mail

Just need this one to finish off the last three clues: A savoury product ideally cold for starters: A???? TKS...

Bellerophon

Sunday Telegraph General Knowledge (GK) 1024 Sunday July 8th 2012

Stuck on the last one! 12A) In the USA, farmer who works the soil (9). I have: - O - B - S - E -...

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Last few old Daily Mail

They often appear with conditions in school periods: T???S Thinking TABLES here - but can't quite justify Local shopkeeper's more crude, say: ???C?R Risked including new milder version of swear word?...

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Old Daily Mail

Just a couple: Clean up dirty mess, scrubbing centre: T??? Beat in poll: booted extremists off after UTV probe: O?????E (Thinking OUTCOME - but can't think why!)...

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Old Daily Mail

Two I can't quite understand: Group support progress check: S???A?K I can only make SETBACK here - but why?? And building on that ..... Capable of scheming? U? / T? UN TO? Thanks...

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Last Old Daily Mail one...

Girl who came out to run for someone in red: ?E?T?R Thanks...

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Last two Daily Mail...

Wages daughter collected in wet field: P?D??... I had PADDY but that gives the following strange letter combination for my final clue: Golf measure ready to be changed around a green initially:...

colinatyeo

MOS

Stuck on some. Please help! 23d Branch of medicine - disorders of the newborn N-O-A-O-O-Y (must be some kind of 'ology') 25d Where Cain fled after murdering Abel LAND OF --- 38a Roman statesman...

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Empty Eggshells

Have been finding a lot of broken and empty eggshells in the garden over the last couple of weeks... reasonably large too - though smaller than a hens egg... Any ideas on which predator does this?

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