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Could someone please confirm that No.22. begins with B and ends with T?
Similarly, does No. 83 begin with C and end with T? Thanks for any help.

Yes Rigby-I would agree with both of those.Does anyone have a clueNOT an answer for 75 please?

Hi sunny - re question 75. The answer lies within the first 4 words which when worked out add up to a 'piece of meat'
I + a word for 'put' in(side) a word for note. It's all in the reading of the clue. Hope this is a helpful hint.

Thank you so much-got it now

I did look in Rogets and found a word which begins with S and ends with G.
But it doesn't seem to have anything to do with "let loose among plenty". I can think that "let" is an anagram, and that's as far as I get. Any more help please.

I wonder why Mamya bothers to look on this site when "his entry was done and in the envelope as quickly as possible because he knows the inevitability of what happens now, both here and to a lesser extent elsewhere".
Seems a waste of his time.

Betty Mamya is a she and not a he

Betty re question 27. You are not reading the clue right.
'Let' is anagrammed within ( loose among) a word for plenty.

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Yes I am a 'she' won't say 'lady' that will be hotly disputed if I dare.


If my protective nature around charity quizzes upsets you I apologise but it is something I'm passionate about.

For 62 Have anagrammed 'to carpet' and all I get is capretto, attercop or pre cotta none of which is in chambers? What am I missing.
Still struggling with 39,40,51,53 and 71