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Please can anyone help me solve this anagram puzzle?

Reddevil1976 | 18:43 Sun 08th Apr 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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I have been given the following number plates:

UE 14 ETT
NH 09 ASR
SE 09 BUS
CI 14 ENO
RT 22 UQE
AT 27 MOR
MB 05 ELD
BA 10 NOC
LF 06 CAE
EE 10 ART
AN 17 SLA
TR 27 FTC
RE 05 EBM
ES 19 ESR
PO 17 UNH

The instructions simply state that the number plates have to be re-arranged to reveal a clue and a method of solution.

I have managed to find out the words which are made up by the letters on the right hand side and they are: EACH, NUMBER, SECOND, LETTERS, A, EQUALS, ONE, SUBTRACT, FROM. I may not be right with this assumption.

I am now looking at the letters on the left hand side to see if they make any link words so I can solve this puzzle. I am totally lost and my brain has gone on strike :))) Any help is most appreciated.

Many thanks in advance.

Easter Eggs Mail on Sunday

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grasscarp

Word unscramble is on extreme left reading down

Calibax

Instructions might read;
Subtract from each number, second letters. A equals one.
E.g. for UE 14 ETT subtract E(5) from 14 giving 9 (I?)
Unfortunately that would mean RE 05 EBM meant subtract E(5) from 05 giving zero! So I may be on the wrong track. Food for thought anyway

sir.prize

Your brain still on strike, Aled?

Reddevil1976

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sir.prize: can I ask what or who you are talking about?? I am simply trying to solve this silly puzzle.

sir.prize

Reddevil - wow, calm down. Humour is obviously not your best point. I simply noticed your post on another site.

Reddevil1976

Question Author

Sir.Prize: Which site did you see a post on like this??? I honestly have only used this website. I am shocked that a post the same as this as popped up somewhere else.

grasscarp

this is what sir prize was talking about
http://uk.answers.yah...20120407161942AAqz4XN

sir.prize

Thanks for that link grasscarp. It seems I was wrong to point out that the same post appeared elsewhere - on the same day - and with exactly the same wording. Even this is identical.

''on strike :))) Any help''

We all make mistakes I guess.

grasscarp

No problem with asking elsewhere, just odd to deny it.

Reddevil1976

Question Author

Now that even surprises me. I don't have an yahoo account so have no idea how this has got on there. Strange.

RedSkyAtNight

Mmm - denial Ian recurrent theme!

RedSkyAtNight

Look at the cache title!

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