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    The Anna's Law summary

    Wil(l)son merc

    Wilson Pickett merc
    John Wilson merc
    Meredith Willson ammy (just pipping merc)

    X Y Z or A is yours merc

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    Well I too was totally stumped, hence my diarrhoeal utterances above. Cricket??? May the rains come....

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    anyone got a spare question, as we alphabetically move on ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mercia View Post
    anyone got a spare question, as we alphabetically move on ?
    I'm orf Up North til Weds pm so I can't assist, I'm afraid

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    Quote Originally Posted by amateur51 View Post
    I'm orf Up North til Weds pm so I can't assist, I'm afraid
    How far up North Ammy? Hope the weather improves, it looks like the Heavens are about to open here. Sorry mercs, I don't have a spare (I really should be more organised and have some questions worked out in advance like everyone else does)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Anna View Post
    But Caliban's suggestion of Welles, Welles and Wells is the opposite isn't it - by having one less letter? I confess I hadn't looked at the question until this morning and I'm stumped for any alternative answer!
    That is a very good point, Anna, which eluded me in the mental fog which always seems to descend when attempting one of Cloughie's puzzles... I should have thought of John Wilson. Still prefer my Welles solution though <sulk emoticon>



    On the road visiting an ailing relative, I'm afraid, not able to pad up and stroll out to the crease at the mo.
    "The isle is full of noises... Sounds, and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not"
    The Tempest, Act III scene 2 ll 148-9

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    Quote Originally Posted by Anna View Post
    questions worked out in advance like everyone else does)
    W-w-w-what? Do they? I don't (apart from the odd occasion when I've thought: oh that would make a good T - or whatever - and then I usually forget... or don't get the letter to set....)
    "The isle is full of noises... Sounds, and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not"
    The Tempest, Act III scene 2 ll 148-9

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    Quote Originally Posted by Caliban View Post
    W-w-w-what? Do they? I don't (apart from the odd occasion when I've thought: oh that would make a good T - or whatever - and then I usually forget... or don't get the letter to set....)
    I just assumed, from the speed at which a new question appears sometimes that people have a little notebook with sundry puzzles listed alphabetically! And people often say, 'here's one I prepared earlier' ...........

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    Quote Originally Posted by Anna View Post
    I just assumed, from the speed at which a new question appears sometimes that people have a little notebook with sundry puzzles listed alphabetically! And people often say, 'here's one I prepared earlier' ...........

    OH! maybe you're right! That would be weird though With all due respect to anyone who does it, of course!!
    "The isle is full of noises... Sounds, and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not"
    The Tempest, Act III scene 2 ll 148-9

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    Quote Originally Posted by Anna View Post
    I just assumed, from the speed at which a new question appears sometimes that people have a little notebook with sundry puzzles listed alphabetically! And people often say, 'here's one I prepared earlier' ...........
    To quote Jonny Mac 'You cannot be serious'. Any pre-planning like that would seriously damage the spontaneity of the game.

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