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'''Episode 2791''' was broadcast on 12 June 2000, and was a quarter final of [[Series 42]].

[[David Ballheimer]] played [[Jim Ainsworth]], with David Ballheimer winning 63 - 60. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Ned Sherrin]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Damian Eadie]].

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 [[David Ballheimer]] played [[Jim Ainsworth]], with David Ballheimer winning {{score|63|60}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Ned Sherrin]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Damian Eadie]].
-According to Ballheimer, his declaration of {{word|SCREES}} in round seven was originally disallowed as Eadie interpreted {{word|SCREE}} as a mass noun and therefore could not allow {{word|SCREES}}. However, the production team reversed the decision after round eight after Ballheimer was allowed to give an alternate definition which was not a mass noun and thus the word could be allowed. This reversal proved to influence the outcome of the game.
+According to Ballheimer, his declaration of {{word|SCREES}} in Round 7 was originally disallowed as Eadie interpreted {{word|SCREE}} as a mass noun and therefore could not allow {{word|SCREES}}. However, the production team reversed the decision after Round 8, after Ballheimer was allowed to give an alternate definition which was not a mass noun and thus the word could be allowed. This reversal proved to influence the outcome of the game.
 ==Rounds==
 {{Rounds-start|David Ballheimer|Jim Ainsworth}}
-{{R-letters  |1 |BNESIRXED|BENDIER  |INBREED  |INBREEDS, INDEXERS  |  7|7  |  8}}
+{{R-letters  |1|BNESIRXED|BENDIER  |INBREED  |INBREEDS, INDEXERS  |  7|7  |  8}}
-{{R-letters  |2 |MALGTEONP|MEGATON  |MONTAGE  |MAGNETO, OMENTAL*, POLENTA*, TANGELO*, TELAMON*| 14|14 | 15}}
+{{R-letters  |2|MALGTEONP|MEGATON  |MONTAGE  |MAGNETO, OMENTAL*, POLENTA*, TANGELO*, TELAMON*| 14|14 | 15}}
-{{R-letters  |3 |YNRIFDAWU|UNWARY   |UNFAIR   |DURIAN*, INWARD*, RUNWAY*| 20|20 | 21}}
+{{R-letters  |3|YNRIFDAWU|UNWARY   |UNFAIR   |DURIAN*, INWARD*, RUNWAY*| 20|20 | 21}}
-{{R-numbers  |4 | 25|1|2|9|5|10| 726
+{{R-numbers  |4| 25|1|2|9|5|10| 726
 |726|sol1=(2 × 10 + 9) × 25 + 1
 |726|sol2=(2 × 10 + 9) × 25 + 1
 |30|30|31}}
-{{R-letters  |5 |SEJDTAEVO|DEVOTES  |DEVOTES  |                    | 37|37 | 38}}
+{{R-letters  |5|SEJDTAEVO|DEVOTES  |DEVOTES  |                    | 37|37 | 38}}
-{{R-letters  |6 |LTEGTISGU|gutties {{x}}|UGLIEST  |GLUIEST*            | 37|44 | 45}}
+{{R-letters  |6|LTEGTISGU|gutties {{x}}|UGLIEST  |GLUIEST*            | 37|44 | 45}}
-{{R-letters  |7 |COQRSEEMS|SCREES   |SCORES   |CESSER*, COMERS*, COMESS*, CORSES*, CROSSE*, RECESS*| 43|50 | 51}}
+{{R-letters  |7|COQRSEEMS|SCREES   |SCORES   |CESSER*, COMERS*, COMESS*, CORSES*, CROSSE*, RECESS*| 43|50 | 51}}
-{{R-numbers  |8 | 25|10|8|3|6|9| 606
+{{R-numbers  |8| 25|10|8|3|6|9| 606
 |606|sol1=8 × 3 × 25 + 6
 |606|sol2=8 × 3 × 25 + 6
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 [[Category:Episodes in Series 42]]
 [[Category:Quarter finals]]
-[[Category:9-round games]]
+[[Category:9-round joint scores over 120]]
 [[Category:Episodes presented by Richard Whiteley]]
 [[Category:Episodes with Carol Vorderman as arithmetician]]
 [[Category:Episodes with Damian Eadie as lexicographer]]
 [[Category:Episodes with Ned Sherrin as a guest]]

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 [[David Ballheimer]] played [[Jim Ainsworth]], with David Ballheimer winning {{score|63|60}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Ned Sherrin]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Damian Eadie]].
-According to Ballheimer, his declaration of {{word|SCREES}} in round seven was originally disallowed as Eadie interpreted {{word|SCREE}} as a mass noun and therefore could not allow {{word|SCREES}}. However, the production team reversed the decision after round eight after Ballheimer was allowed to give an alternate definition which was not a mass noun and thus the word could be allowed.
+According to Ballheimer, his declaration of {{word|SCREES}} in round seven was originally disallowed as Eadie interpreted {{word|SCREE}} as a mass noun and therefore could not allow {{word|SCREES}}. However, the production team reversed the decision after round eight after Ballheimer was allowed to give an alternate definition which was not a mass noun and thus the word could be allowed. This reversal proved to influence the outcome of the game.
 ==Rounds==

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	[[David Ballheimer]] played [[Jim Ainsworth]], with David Ballheimer winning {{score\|63\|60}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Ned Sherrin]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Damian Eadie]].		[[David Ballheimer]] played [[Jim Ainsworth]], with David Ballheimer winning {{score\|63\|60}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Ned Sherrin]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Damian Eadie]].
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		+	According to Ballheimer, his declaration of {{word\|SCREES}} in round seven was originally disallowed as Eadie interpreted {{word\|SCREE}} as a mass noun and therefore could not allow {{word\|SCREES}}. However, the production team reversed the decision after round eight after Ballheimer was allowed to give an alternate definition which was not a mass noun and thus the word could be allowed.

	==Rounds==		==Rounds==

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 '''Episode 2791''' was broadcast on 12 June 2000, and was the first quarter-final of [[Series 42]].
-[[David Ballheimer]] played [[Jim Ainsworth]], with David Ballheimer winning 63 - 60. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Ned Sherrin]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Damian Eadie]].
+[[David Ballheimer]] played [[Jim Ainsworth]], with David Ballheimer winning {{score|63|60}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Ned Sherrin]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Damian Eadie]].
 ==Rounds==
@@ Line 10: / Line 10: @@
 {{R-letters  |3 |YNRIFDAWU|UNWARY   |UNFAIR   |DURIAN*, INWARD*, RUNWAY*| 20|20 | 21}}
 {{R-numbers  |4 | 25|1|2|9|5|10| 726
-|726|sol1=(((2 x 10) + 9) x 25) + 1
+|726|sol1=(2 × 10 + 9) × 25 + 1
-|726|sol2=(((2 x 10) + 9) x 25) + 1
+|726|sol2=(2 × 10 + 9) × 25 + 1
 |30|30|31}}
 {{R-letters  |5 |SEJDTAEVO|DEVOTES  |DEVOTES  |                    | 37|37 | 38}}
@@ Line 17: / Line 17: @@
 {{R-letters  |7 |COQRSEEMS|SCREES   |SCORES   |CESSER*, COMERS*, COMESS*, CORSES*, CROSSE*, RECESS*| 43|50 | 51}}
 {{R-numbers  |8 | 25|10|8|3|6|9| 606
-|606|sol1=(8 x 3 x 25) + 6
+|606|sol1=8 × 3 × 25 + 6
-|606|sol2=(8 x 3 x 25) + 6
+|606|sol2=8 × 3 × 25 + 6
 |53|60|61}}
 {{R-conundrum|9|CANDIRIOT|c1time=28|c1sol=INDICATOR|63|60|71}}
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 [[Category:Episodes with Carol Vorderman as arithmetician]]
 [[Category:Episodes with Damian Eadie as lexicographer]]
 [[Category:Episodes with Ned Sherrin as a guest]]