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Can anyone answer these?? Number initial questions..

sue738 | 08:42 Sat 26th Sep 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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4 = SY and T
2 = L of P to the C
60 = the RNLX
9 = M(or W) in a RE
2 = L than P is an E
240 = OP in the P

Help much appreciated!!!

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jillie

240 ol pence in the pound

240 old pennies in the pound

Jumbuck

60 = the Roman Numerals LX

Jumbuck

9 = Men (or Women) in a Rowing Eight - 8 rowers + a cox

9 - men or women in a rowing eight

1) Only thing I can come up with is.
4 Score Years and Ten.

Paul's letters to the Corinthians .

Jumbuck

? 2 Less than Perfect is an Eight ?

sue738

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Apparently its 2 less than par is an eagle!!

Thanks for help
Sue

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