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'''Episode 1539''' was broadcast on 26 July 1994, as part of [[Series 28]].

[[Suzanne Miles]] played [[Judy Balls]], with Suzanne Miles winning 46 - 32. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Richard Stilgoe]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Ruth Killick]].

[[Category:Episodes in Series 28|1539]]
[[Category:9-round games|1539]]
[[Category:Episodes presented by Richard Whiteley|1539]]
[[Category:Episodes with Ruth Killick as lexicographer|1539]]
[[Category:Episodes with Richard Stilgoe as a guest|1539]]

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 '''Episode 1539''' was broadcast on 26 July 1994, as part of [[Series 28]].
-[[Suzanne Miles]] played [[Judy Balls]], with Suzanne Miles winning 46 - 32. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Richard Stilgoe]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Ruth Killick]].
+[[Suzanne Miles]] played [[Judy Balls]], with Suzanne Miles winning {{score|46|32}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Richard Stilgoe]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Ruth Killick]].
 ==Rounds==
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 {{R-letters  |3 |LSVEIMYES|VESSEL   |SIEVES   |MESSILY, SMILEYS*   | 15|15 | 18}}
 {{R-numbers  |4 | 75|4|3|10|5|8| 553
-|552|sol1=((75 + 5) x (4 + 3)) - 8
+|552|sol1=(75 + 5) × (4 + 3) − 8
-|&mdash;
+|—
-|cv=553|solcv=((75 - 5) x 8) - 4 - 3
+|cv=553|solcv=(75 − 5) × 8 − 4 − 3
 |22|15|28}}
 {{R-letters  |5 |TIUDNROTI|TUITION  |TROUT    |INTROIT             | 29|15 | 35}}
@@ Line 18: / Line 18: @@
 {{R-letters  |7 |RPCSUEVNA|SAUCER   |PRANCES  |PARVENUS*           | 36|22 | 50}}
 {{R-numbers  |8 | 75|8|4|2|9|2| 715
-|715|sol1=(9 x 75) + ((8 + 2) x 4)
+|715|sol1=9 × 75 + (8 + 2) × 4
-|715|sol2=(9 x 75) + ((8 + 2) x 4)
+|715|sol2=9 × 75 + (8 + 2) × 4
 |46|32|60}}
 {{R-conundrum|9|MEANGIANT|sol=EMANATING|46|32|70}}

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	[[Suzanne Miles]] played [[Judy Balls]], with Suzanne Miles winning 46 - 32. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Richard Stilgoe]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Ruth Killick]].		[[Suzanne Miles]] played [[Judy Balls]], with Suzanne Miles winning 46 - 32. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Richard Stilgoe]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Ruth Killick]].
		+
		+	==Rounds==
		+	{{Rounds-start\|Suzanne Miles\|Judy Balls}}
		+	{{R-letters \|1 \|GPAOYGACE\|AGAPE \|APACE \|CAGEY, PACEY, PEGGY, POGEY\| 5\|5 \| 5}}
		+	{{R-letters \|2 \|WAIFQEPTO\|TAPE \|WAFT \|OPIATE \| 9\|9 \| 11}}
		+	{{R-letters \|3 \|LSVEIMYES\|VESSEL \|SIEVES \|MESSILY, SMILEYS* \| 15\|15 \| 18}}
		+	{{R-numbers \|4 \| 75\|4\|3\|10\|5\|8\| 553
		+	\|552\|sol1=((75 + 5) x (4 + 3)) - 8
		+	\|—
		+	\|cv=553\|solcv=((75 - 5) x 8) - 4 - 3
		+	\|22\|15\|28}}
		+	{{R-letters \|5 \|TIUDNROTI\|TUITION \|TROUT \|INTROIT \| 29\|15 \| 35}}
		+	{{R-letters \|6 \|SBSAOGMEH\|HOMAGES \|MASHES \| \| 36\|15 \| 42}}
		+	{{R-letters \|7 \|RPCSUEVNA\|SAUCER \|PRANCES \|PARVENUS* \| 36\|22 \| 50}}
		+	{{R-numbers \|8 \| 75\|8\|4\|2\|9\|2\| 715
		+	\|715\|sol1=(9 x 75) + ((8 + 2) x 4)
		+	\|715\|sol2=(9 x 75) + ((8 + 2) x 4)
		+	\|46\|32\|60}}
		+	{{R-conundrum\|9\|MEANGIANT\|sol=EMANATING\|46\|32\|70}}
		+	{{Rounds-end}}

	{{DEFAULTSORT:1539}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:1539}}

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 [[Suzanne Miles]] played [[Judy Balls]], with Suzanne Miles winning 46 - 32. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Richard Stilgoe]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Ruth Killick]].
-[[Category:Episodes in Series 28|1539]]
+{{DEFAULTSORT:1539}}
-[[Category:9-round games|1539]]
+[[Category:Episodes in Series 28]]
-[[Category:Episodes presented by Richard Whiteley|1539]]
+[[Category:9-round games]]
-[[Category:Episodes with Ruth Killick as lexicographer|1539]]
+[[Category:Episodes presented by Richard Whiteley]]
-[[Category:Episodes with Richard Stilgoe as a guest|1539]]
+[[Category:Episodes with Carol Vorderman as arithmetician]]