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Could anyone help me please really really stuck
WWI Navy air arm RN?S (4)
Return on investment R?i (3)
Russian No ?yet (4)
The invisible man setting I?ing (5)
Chess computer Dee?blu? (8)
Stiff upper lip ??l?g? (6)
In ex celsus is this Duo
molten rock ?ige? (5)
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@adippered,

Likewise, try gardening.

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@adippered,

Dunno the 1st one
roi
nyet
dunno this one
deep blue
dunno this one
deo
dunno the last two

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@adippered,

Thanks getting there dont normally have this many oooooooooooooooooooooo

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@Miss L Toad,

dont do gardening everthing dies LOL

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@adippered,

Eaten by groveller HUMBLE PIE,MMolten rock MAGMA

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@adippered,

adippered I noticed you always ask for lots of help with your puzzles. Let me give you a tip, all the answers can be found on the Internet, and that's where I find mine. You should be able to do any Lovatts puzzle within a couple of hours!

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@adippered,

Done some more checking and come up with PHELGM for stiff upper lip and that makes the Invisible man setting of IPING which is a village in west sussex,perhaps some else on this site is more knowledgble

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WWI Navy air arm RN?S (4)

(British) Royal Naval Air Service - RNAS

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@Dutchy,

Dutchy agree with you i know i ask for a few but i battle on till it's a last resort and then maybe 1 or 2 (it might take me a few more hours then 2 but the satisfaction os that i have down it my self) Adippered the fun of doing the corssword puzzles is to work out the anwsers yourself not have other people do the work for you

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@contrex,

Must have dug deep -contrex- l searched several sites and could not findm it, WELL DONE

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@margsy,

Hi margsy, did you look here? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Naval_Air_Service

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@Dutchy,

ok then

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@carrottop10,

Hi carrottop10 further to dutchy's advice some useful sites are :-
theaurus .com/onelook dictionary .com/answers .com/oneacross .com
Look these up and put them in your favourites or better still your favourites tool bar which then gives you easy access, no doubt others have thier favourite sites.philcottie

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@margsy,

margsy wrote:

Must have dug deep -contrex- l searched several sites and could not findm it, WELL DONE

Didn't have to dig anywhere; I am British, and aware of the history of our armed forces.

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@Dutchy,

Thanks Dutchy thats one for the favourites, /:->

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@contrex,

l am also British and have had many sailors in the family but must admit it got me stumped -thanks again

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@philcottie,

thanks philcottie i have invested in some dictionaries for my pc as i say i may ask for help on 1 or 2 clues but when you ask for help on up to 40+ clues over about 3 puzzles where is the fun in that? to my mind thats the easy way of solving puzzles. to me part of the enjoyment of solving the puzzles is trawling through books and looking on the internet and working it out for yourself

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@carrottop10,

ok guys get the message might need help on the odd few just this one left did it myself in the end 95d Subcontinent region IN?IM (5)

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@adippered,

INDIA

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