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{{episode|previous=Episode 1139|next=Episode 1141}}
'''Episode 1140''' was broadcast on 10 July 1991, as part of [[Series 22]].

[[Bette Amor]] played [[David Munday]], with Bette Amor winning 55 - 42. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Richard Stilgoe]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Freda Thornton]].

[[Category:Episodes in Series 22|1140]]
[[Category:9-round games|1140]]
[[Category:Episodes presented by Richard Whiteley|1140]]
[[Category:Episodes with Freda Thornton as lexicographer|1140]]
[[Category:Episodes with Richard Stilgoe as a guest|1140]]

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 {{R-conundrum|9|NUNISRUDE|c2time=27.5|c2sol=underside {{x}}|sol=UNINSURED|42|55|85}}
 {{Rounds-end}}
 ==External Links==
 {{YouTube|Ifdf9NYawRs}}
 {{DEFAULTSORT:1140}}
 [[Category:Episodes in Series 22]]

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 {{R-conundrum|9|NUNISRUDE|c2time=27.5|c2sol=underside {{x}}|sol=UNINSURED|42|55|85}}
 {{Rounds-end}}
 ==External Links==
-{{YouTube|4EHYWv2d8NA}}
+{{YouTube|Ifdf9NYawRs}}
 {{DEFAULTSORT:1140}}
 [[Category:Episodes in Series 22]]

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 {{R-conundrum|9|NUNISRUDE|c2time=27.5|c2sol=underside {{x}}|sol=UNINSURED|42|55|85}}
 {{Rounds-end}}
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 ==Rounds==
 {{Rounds-start|David Munday|Bette Amor}}
-{{R-letters  |1 |AEATLSRNS|slanter {{x}}|SALTERNS |ARSENALS*, SEALANTS*|  0|8  |  8}}
+{{R-letters  |1 |AEATLSRNS|SLANTER  |SALTERNS |ARSENALS*, SEALANTS*|  0|8  |  8}}
 {{R-letters  |2 |FGNSOIKLW|SLOWING  |FLOWING  |WOLFSKIN            |  7|15 | 16}}
 {{R-letters  |3 |EASTIILBS|BESTIAL  |STABILISE|SIBILATES           |  7|33 | 34}}
@@ Line 19: / Line 19: @@
 |564|sol1=(50 + 2) × (10 + 1) − 4 × 2
 |&mdash;
-|cv=563|solcv=(50 + 2 + 4) × 10 + 2 + 1
+|cv=563|solcv=(50 + 4 + 2) × 10 + 2 + 1
 |42|55|75}}
 {{R-conundrum|9|NUNISRUDE|c2time=27.5|c2sol=underside {{x}}|sol=UNINSURED|42|55|85}}

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 '''Episode 1140''' was broadcast on 10 July 1991, as part of [[Series 22]].
-[[David Munday]] played [[Bette Amor]], with Bette Amor winning 55 - 42. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Richard Stilgoe]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Freda Thornton]].
+[[David Munday]] played [[Bette Amor]], with Bette Amor winning {{score|55|42}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Richard Stilgoe]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Freda Thornton]].
 ==Rounds==

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 {{R-letters  |3 |EASTIILBS|BESTIAL  |STABILISE|SIBILATES           |  7|33 | 34}}
 {{R-numbers  |4 | 50|8|6|6|1|3| 702
-|702|sol1=((8 + 6) x 50) + 3 - 1
+|702|sol1=(8 + 6) × 50 + 3 − 1
-|702|sol2=((8 + 6) x 50) + 6 - (3 + 1)
+|702|sol2=(8 + 6) × 50 + 6 − (3 + 1)
 |17|43|44}}
 {{R-letters  |5 |NGOERWRUT|WRONGER  |GRUNTER  |GROUTER*, OUTGREW*, REGROWN*| 24|50 | 51}}
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 {{R-letters  |7 |DBDAIEGTL|BAITED   | &mdash; |DILATED*, GLADDIE*, LIGATED| 35|55 | 65}}
 {{R-numbers  |8 | 50|2|1|4|10|2| 563
-|564|sol1=((50 + 2) x (10 + 1)) - (4 x 2)
+|564|sol1=(50 + 2) × (10 + 1) − 4 × 2
 |&mdash;
-|cv=563|solcv=((50 + 2 + 4) x 10) + 2 + 1
+|cv=563|solcv=(50 + 2 + 4) × 10 + 2 + 1
 |42|55|75}}
 {{R-conundrum|9|NUNISRUDE|c2time=27.5|c2sol=underside {{x}}|sol=UNINSURED|42|55|85}}

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	[[David Munday]] played [[Bette Amor]], with Bette Amor winning 55 - 42. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Richard Stilgoe]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Freda Thornton]].		[[David Munday]] played [[Bette Amor]], with Bette Amor winning 55 - 42. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Richard Stilgoe]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Freda Thornton]].
		+
		+	==Rounds==
		+	{{Rounds-start\|David Munday\|Bette Amor}}
		+	{{R-letters \|1 \|AEATLSRNS\|slanter {{x}}\|SALTERNS \|ARSENALS, SEALANTS\| 0\|8 \| 8}}
		+	{{R-letters \|2 \|FGNSOIKLW\|SLOWING \|FLOWING \|WOLFSKIN \| 7\|15 \| 16}}
		+	{{R-letters \|3 \|EASTIILBS\|BESTIAL \|STABILISE\|SIBILATES \| 7\|33 \| 34}}
		+	{{R-numbers \|4 \| 50\|8\|6\|6\|1\|3\| 702
		+	\|702\|sol1=((8 + 6) x 50) + 3 - 1
		+	\|702\|sol2=((8 + 6) x 50) + 6 - (3 + 1)
		+	\|17\|43\|44}}
		+	{{R-letters \|5 \|NGOERWRUT\|WRONGER \|GRUNTER \|GROUTER, OUTGREW, REGROWN*\| 24\|50 \| 51}}
		+	{{R-letters \|6 \|IEPTNAYEH\|PAINT \|PITHY \|HEPTANE* \| 29\|55 \| 58}}
		+	{{R-letters \|7 \|DBDAIEGTL\|BAITED \| — \|DILATED, GLADDIE, LIGATED\| 35\|55 \| 65}}
		+	{{R-numbers \|8 \| 50\|2\|1\|4\|10\|2\| 563
		+	\|564\|sol1=((50 + 2) x (10 + 1)) - (4 x 2)
		+	\|—
		+	\|cv=563\|solcv=((50 + 2 + 4) x 10) + 2 + 1
		+	\|42\|55\|75}}
		+	{{R-conundrum\|9\|NUNISRUDE\|c2time=27.5\|c2sol=underside {{x}}\|sol=UNINSURED\|42\|55\|85}}
		+	{{Rounds-end}}

	{{DEFAULTSORT:1140}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:1140}}

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 '''Episode 1140''' was broadcast on 10 July 1991, as part of [[Series 22]].
-[[Bette Amor]] played [[David Munday]], with Bette Amor winning 55 - 42. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Richard Stilgoe]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Freda Thornton]].
+[[David Munday]] played [[Bette Amor]], with Bette Amor winning 55 - 42. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Richard Stilgoe]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Freda Thornton]].
-[[Category:Episodes in Series 22|1140]]
+{{DEFAULTSORT:1140}}
-[[Category:9-round games|1140]]
+[[Category:Episodes in Series 22]]
-[[Category:Episodes presented by Richard Whiteley|1140]]
+[[Category:9-round games]]
-[[Category:Episodes with Freda Thornton as lexicographer|1140]]
+[[Category:Episodes presented by Richard Whiteley]]
-[[Category:Episodes with Richard Stilgoe as a guest|1140]]
+[[Category:Episodes with Carol Vorderman as arithmetician]]