Carl Williams - Revision history

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	In a tense game, which went back and forth, Williams was ahead for a stretch. However, Cole recovered with {{word\|ELUSION}} and a final numbers solution where Williams had none. Williams was 10 points behind going into the conundrum, but solved {{word\|TIMEUPLAD}} with 4 seconds to go, to set up a second one. However, this time, Cole was too quick for him, unravelling {{word\|VAANGELIS}} in 2.5 seconds to become the [[Series 65]] champion and relegating him to the runner-up position.		In a tense game, which went back and forth, Williams was ahead for a stretch. However, Cole recovered with {{word\|ELUSION}} and a final numbers solution where Williams had none. Williams was 10 points behind going into the conundrum, but solved {{word\|TIMEUPLAD}} with 4 seconds to go, to set up a second one. However, this time, Cole was too quick for him, unravelling {{word\|VAANGELIS}} in 2.5 seconds to become the [[Series 65]] champion and relegating him to the runner-up position.
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		+	He did not return for the [[30th Birthday Championship]].
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	{{series runner-up\|preceded_by=Adam Gillard\|series=65\|followed_by=Jonathan Rawlinson}}		{{series runner-up\|preceded_by=Adam Gillard\|series=65\|followed_by=Jonathan Rawlinson}}

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	[[Image:CarlWilliams.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Carl Williams]]		[[Image:CarlWilliams.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Carl Williams]]
	'''Carl Williams''' was an [[octochamp]] and runner-up of [[Series 65]].		'''Carl Williams''' was an [[octochamp]] and runner-up of [[Series 65]].

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 '''Carl Williams''' was an [[octochamp]] and runner-up of [[Series 65]].
-Williams' eight heat victories included his controversially solving the [[crucial conundrum]] in his [[episode 5326|2nd game]] with a quarter of a second to go. However, in his next heat he showed his potential by spotting two [[letters game|niner]]s to achieve his high score of 116. He returned to the finals in December 2011, with his 708 points qualifying him as the #4 seed.
+Williams' eight heat victories included his controversially solving the [[crucial conundrum]] in his [[episode 5326|2nd game]] with a quarter of a second to go. However, in his next heat he showed his potential by spotting two nines to achieve his high score of 116. He returned to the finals in December 2011, with his 708 points qualifying him as the #4 seed.
 After sweeping aside the #5 seed, [[Jayne Wisniewski]], fairly easily in his quarter-final, he caused a major upset by knocking out the #1 seed and hot favourite [[Mark Deeks]] on a crucial in his [[Episode 5396|semi-final]], with {{word|ADJUST}} and {{word|ADOPTERS}} being turning points in his favour. This brought him to a grand final against #2 seed [[Graeme Cole]].

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 After sweeping aside the #5 seed, [[Jayne Wisniewski]], fairly easily in his quarter-final, he caused a major upset by knocking out the #1 seed and hot favourite [[Mark Deeks]] on a crucial in his [[Episode 5396|semi-final]], with {{word|ADJUST}} and {{word|ADOPTERS}} being turning points in his favour. This brought him to a grand final against #2 seed [[Graeme Cole]].
-In a tense game, which went back and forth, Williams was ahead for a stretch. However, Cole recovered with {{word|ELUSION}} and a final numbers solution where Williams had none. Williams was 10 points behind going into the conundrum, but solved {{word|TIMEUPLAD}} with 4 seconds to go, to set up a 2nd one. However, this time, Cole was too quick for him, unravelling {{word|VAANGELIS}} in 2.5 seconds to become the [[Series 65]] champion and relegating him to the runner-up position.
+In a tense game, which went back and forth, Williams was ahead for a stretch. However, Cole recovered with {{word|ELUSION}} and a final numbers solution where Williams had none. Williams was 10 points behind going into the conundrum, but solved {{word|TIMEUPLAD}} with 4 seconds to go, to set up a second one. However, this time, Cole was too quick for him, unravelling {{word|VAANGELIS}} in 2.5 seconds to become the [[Series 65]] champion and relegating him to the runner-up position.
 {{series runner-up|preceded_by=Adam Gillard|series=65|followed_by=Jonathan Rawlinson}}

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 In a tense game, which went back and forth, Williams was ahead for a stretch. However, Cole recovered with {{word|ELUSION}} and a final numbers solution where Williams had none. Williams was 10 points behind going into the conundrum, but solved {{word|TIMEUPLAD}} with 4 seconds to go, to set up a 2nd one. However, this time, Cole was too quick for him, unravelling {{word|VAANGELIS}} in 2.5 seconds to become the [[Series 65]] champion and relegating him to the runner-up position.
-{{series runner-up|preceded_by=Adam Gillard|series=65}}
+{{series runner-up|preceded_by=Adam Gillard|series=65|followed_by=Jonathan Rawlinson}}
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 [[Image:CarlWilliams.jpg|right|thumb|Carl Williams]]
-'''Carl Williams''' was an [[octochamp]] in [[Series 65]].
+'''Carl Williams''' was an [[octochamp]] and runner-up of [[Series 65]].
 ==Episodes==
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 {{ep | 5395 | 13/12/2011 | QF |[[Jayne Wisniewski]]| 64 - 98 |Carl Williams|[[Jon Culshaw]]|Susie Dent|132}}
 {{ep | 5396 | 14/12/2011 | SF |Carl Williams| 95 - 81 |[[Mark Deeks]]|Jon Culshaw|Susie Dent|119}}
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