trivia question

[xxcassiexx]

example 16 in the p answer 16 ounces in the pound another example of these type of questions is :

3 B M (S H T R) = 3 blind mice see how they run

60 S in a M = 60 seconds in a minute

my questions that need answering please...

1 A B

3 G in a H T

4 P B

4 S on a M B

5 N of T on a F

6 N to W the L

7 A of M

12 D in a G

17 A for a F D L (uk)

21 G S

22 B in the H S

28 L in the A A

32 J in the G N

40 D T in D

40 W

66 C C

70 M S on a M

79 A N of G

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR TIME I HOPE YOU CAN HELP ME WITH THESE. CASS

[Fibonacci]

These type of questions sometimes go by the name of DITLOIDs a term was given by the Daily Express newspaper,
DITLOID = 1 Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich

3 G in a HT = 3 Goals in a Hat Trick
4 P B = 4 Poster Bed
4 S on a M B = 4 stations on a monopoly board
5 N of T on a F = 5 Number of toes on a Foot
6 N to W the L = 6 numbers to win the lottery
7 A of M = 7 Ages of Man
12 D in a G = 12 Dozen in a gross
17 A for a F D L (uk) = 17 Age for Full Driving Licence (uk)
21 GS = 21Gun Salute
22 B in the H S = 22 Bones in the Human Skull
28 L in the A A = 28 Letters in the Arabic Alphabet
40 D T in D = 40 Double Top in Darts
40 W = 40 Winks
66 C C = 66 Clickerty Click
70 M S on a M = 70 Maxiumum Speed on a Motorway
79 AN of G = 79 Atomic Number of Gold

that leaves
1 AB and 32 J in the G N

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1 A B = One Armed Bandit

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32 J in the G N ?
could there be an error 30 Jumps in the Grand National?