plainglazed
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no problem, not your fault, hope it helps out!
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you have used "in" twice. Not up. And as for the second spoiler, already said I got your logic... I had written this in previous post so it should give no unfair advantage KISS
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think i follow your logic but not where my solution lies. in fact, think mine is less complicated. sorry for the delay in responding. will now be here for a while so please take another swing...
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WOW John B. -- Just went back as things got a little hairy this afternoon and wanted to make sure I did not miss anything. Did miss this entirely logical reasoning describing the entire puzzle and it fits. How about that. Destroyed any notion that there is a singular definitive answer to these. But let's continue anyway?
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Have to get home. Will make a return shortly and will be thinking on the way home of a clue that would not serve you the answer on a platter. Feel free to share your work. Seems like there is more activity when I'm away anyway.
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And still off on the X
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getting warmer? Oh man, you could make a vicious puzzle with that one. A volley of ideas are already multiplying in my head.
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Do like this one John B. Will have to remember it for another day.
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OK, looks like am caught up. Let the rally continue. If I missed anyone, let me know. Thanks.
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Nope and no to your logic. Not being curt, just trying to get thru the ones am behind on...
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getting warmer?
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Am back--Sorry, got to keep my job. Not noise.
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nope
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no to both but, again, good thinking.
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Now I'm confused
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1:"not this time" 2:the letters will read left to right as presented unless there is a descriptor that directs otherwise. Excelent question.
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Nothing wrong with your logic. I'd say you're understanding is excellent.
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Sorry I missed your post. I type too slowly.
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Please play along. I think/hope this one will start to reveal itself. I'll be answering each correct letter at a time. It's alot easier, of course, to work backwards from the answer.
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Part of your first line is relevent.
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The riddle/word puzzle is contained entirely in the one line in bold. This one line represents a phrase not unfamiliar. Each word or two (generally speaking) of the puzzle corresponds to a letter or two (generally speaking) spelling out the answer. Other descriptors can be thrown in refering to the relation of individual letters. Also, will grade work as we go along.