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    no, no it was absolutely luvverly, Anna
    I've been trying to think of an I composer that we haven't had, but can't

    anyway, a very easy

    I

    Gayle & Hannah at the airport, Anson & Murdoch in the desert, and none of them at Streech Grange

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      ICE

      Gayle & Hannah at the airport=The ice Break, opera
      Anson & Murdoch in the desert= Ice Cold on Alex,film
      none of them at Streech Grange=The Ice House, John Creasey
      Last edited by Angle; 06-05-11, 15:51.

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        well done Angle

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          YOu well, mercia? We are again basking in sunshine here but there are sign of rain times just around the corner.

          J for me ?

          Back in a mo.

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            Originally posted by Angle View Post
            YOu well, mercia?
            yes thanks
            sun here, rain at the weekend apparently but warmer

            (I think Ice House is by Minette Walters, but winning the John Creasey Award)

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              What J is common to all three:

              one Witold
              one Maurice
              one Claude


              and I'd be surprised if that is not solved in a flash.

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                Originally posted by Angle View Post
                What J is common to all three:

                one Witold
                one Maurice
                one Claude


                and I'd be surprised if that is not solved in a flash.
                Jeux?

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                  Odd isn't it: as I was putting it together I thought, this is far too easy for rubbernecker, and of course it was.

                  Now you have the K

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                    Originally posted by Angle View Post

                    Odd isn't it: as I was putting it together I thought, this is far too easy for rubbernecker, and of course it was.

                    Now you have the K
                    I suppose I'd have made it more cryptic, like "Love 40 in a Venetian fountain" and weathered the groans and opprobrium which would have ensued.

                    K on its way...

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                      I feel less complex today.

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                        Originally posted by rubbernecker View Post
                        I suppose I'd have made it more cryptic, like "Love 40 in a Venetian fountain" and weathered the groans and opprobrium which would have ensued.
                        No - just abuse!

                        ****!!!



                        All recent questions have defeated me in quick visits during a rather busy week. Roll on that weekend
                        "...the isle is full of noises,
                        Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
                        Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
                        Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."

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                          I'm ready with my groans

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                            For K you're looking for two brothers, sons of a police officer, the elder was championed by Toscanini during the war, while the younger was up all night, 24 times.

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                              I think this would be the Kalinnikovs

                              Vasily with his !st Symphony conducted by Toscanini 1943
                              and Viktor with his 24 sacred choral settings for the All-Night Vigil

                              not a groan in sight

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                                Originally posted by mercia View Post
                                I think this would be the Kalinnikovs

                                Vasily with his !st Symphony conducted by Toscanini 1943
                                and Viktor with his 24 sacred choral settings for the All-Night Vigil

                                not a groan in sight
                                What a splendidly tolerant and understanding person you are, Mercia, not to mention a peerless puzzle solver.



                                L please..

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