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'''Episode 2891''' was broadcast on 27 November 2000, as part of [[Series 43]].

[[John Barber]] played [[Andrew Jackson]], with Andrew Jackson winning 59 - 43. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Philip Franks]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Catherine Clarke]].

[[Category:Episodes in Series 43|2891]]
[[Category:9-round games|2891]]
[[Category:Episodes presented by Richard Whiteley|2891]]
[[Category:Episodes with Catherine Clarke as lexicographer|2891]]
[[Category:Episodes with Philip Franks as a guest|2891]]

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 '''Episode 2891''' was broadcast on 27 November 2000, as part of [[Series 43]].
-[[John Barber]] played [[Andrew Jackson]], with Andrew Jackson winning {{score|59|43}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Philip Franks]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Catherine Clarke]].
+[[John Barber]] played [[Andrew Jackson (Series 43)|Andrew Jackson]], with Andrew Jackson winning {{score|59|43}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Philip Franks]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Catherine Clarke]].
 ==Rounds==

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 '''Episode 2891''' was broadcast on 27 November 2000, as part of [[Series 43]].
-[[John Barber]] played [[Andrew Jackson]], with Andrew Jackson winning 59 - 43. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Philip Franks]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Catherine Clarke]].
+[[John Barber]] played [[Andrew Jackson]], with Andrew Jackson winning {{score|59|43}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Philip Franks]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Catherine Clarke]].
 ==Rounds==
@@ Line 10: / Line 10: @@
 {{R-letters  |3 |EACJRBIET|baiter {{x}}|BEATER   |ABJECT*, BARITE*, BERATE*, CREATE*, ECARTE*, EJECTA*, REBATE*, RECITE*, REJECT, TIERCE*| 12|18 | 20}}
 {{R-numbers  |4 | 50|25|8|5|7|3| 550
-|550|sol1=(8 + 3) x 50
+|550|sol1=(8 + 3) × 50
-|550|sol2=(8 + 3) x 50
+|550|sol2=(8 + 3) × 50
 |22|28|30}}
 {{R-letters  |5 |GSWAOEHLR|GLOWERS  |HOWLERS  |GAOLERS*, GHERAOS*, WHALERS| 29|35 | 37}}
@@ Line 17: / Line 17: @@
 {{R-letters  |7 |TGDEIEMVS|MIDGETS  |VESTED   |EDGIEST, TIMESED*, VESTIGE| 36|42 | 51}}
 {{R-numbers  |8 | 25|1|9|9|8|4| 293
-|292|sol1=((4 - 1 + 9) x 25) - 8
+|292|sol1=(4 − 1 + 9) × 25 − 8
-|292|sol2=((4 + 8) x 25) - (9 - 1)
+|292|sol2=(4 + 8) × 25 − (9 − 1)
-|cv=293|solcv=((25 + 8) x 9) - 4
+|cv=293|solcv=(25 + 8) × 9 − 4
 |43|49|61}}
 {{R-conundrum|9|ORDERHIFI|c2time=6.75|c2sol=HORRIFIED|43|59|71}}
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 [[Category:Episodes presented by Richard Whiteley]]
 [[Category:Episodes with Carol Vorderman as arithmetician]]
 [[Category:Episodes with Catherine Clarke as lexicographer]]
 [[Category:Episodes with Philip Franks as a guest]]

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 [[John Barber]] played [[Andrew Jackson]], with Andrew Jackson winning 59 - 43. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Philip Franks]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Catherine Clarke]].
-[[Category:Episodes in Series 43|2891]]
+==Rounds==
-[[Category:9-round games|2891]]
+{{Rounds-start|John Barber|Andrew Jackson}}
-[[Category:Episodes presented by Richard Whiteley|2891]]
+{{R-letters  |1 |DLRYUOETQ|TOURED   |QUOTED   |TORQUED, TORQUEY*   |  6|6  |  7}}
-[[Category:Episodes with Catherine Clarke as lexicographer|2891]]
+{{R-letters  |2 |NDPAIUNSO|UNPAID   |POUNDS   |DUPIONS*, INDUNAS, SAPONIN*, UNIPODS*| 12|12 | 14}}
-[[Category:Episodes with Philip Franks as a guest|2891]]
+{{R-letters  |3 |EACJRBIET|baiter {{x}}|BEATER   |ABJECT*, BARITE*, BERATE*, CREATE*, ECARTE*, EJECTA*, REBATE*, RECITE*, REJECT, TIERCE*| 12|18 | 20}}