
Unlockandroll@unlockandroll
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Quote from Unlockandroll on Saturday 3rd August, 2019, 09:44
Take a look at the shared phrase between the two paragraphs.
[spoiler]lined up[/spoiler]
How could you apply this to the two clues?
Take a look at the shared phrase between the two paragraphs.
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How could you apply this to the two clues?
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Stephen Lockyer@mrlockyer
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Quote from Stephen Lockyer on Sunday 4th August, 2019, 08:47
Here is another tip:
[spoiler]Line up the books next to each other, Tails on the left, Heads on the right.[/spoiler]
Also:
[spoiler]Treat the numbers as letters.[/spoiler]
Here is another tip:
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Battleboy645@battleboy645
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Quote from Battleboy645 on Sunday 11th August, 2019, 02:35
Have to say, my partner and I have tried this and still nothing has come to either of us, we must be over thinking it 🙁
Have to say, my partner and I have tried this and still nothing has come to either of us, we must be over thinking it 🙁

Stephen Lockyer@mrlockyer
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Quote from Stephen Lockyer on Thursday 15th August, 2019, 09:29
This is one of those puzzles where you will see it clearly when you know it.
[spoiler]Think of another word for an enemy, perhaps in comic book terms; it is spelt out across the letters and numbers.[/spoiler]
This is one of those puzzles where you will see it clearly when you know it.
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Stephen Lockyer@mrlockyer
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Quote from Stephen Lockyer on Wednesday 2nd October, 2019, 19:12
[spoiler]Place them side by side and you should read horizontally a synonym for nemesis[/spoiler]
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