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This number, in base 36, is quicksilver
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- 1AThis number, in base 36, is quicksilver
- 3A10A + 1D or 4A + 15D - 10
- 4AThe first prime number which yields a smaller prime when its digits are reversed.
- 6AThe smallest number for which 52 less than it and 52 more than it are primes
- 7A6A + 10A, anagram of 18D
- 9AFamous Route across the U.S. from Chicago, IL to Santa Monica, CA
- 10AHighest score in bowling for a single frame.
- 12AValue of the number in the circle, clockwise from 1A, with a decimal point after the first digit; ratio of the circumference to the diameter of a circle.
- 13AA less than sexy number
- 15ACanada Day
- 16AAge to be able to easily rent a car in the U.S.
- 18AIf you complete a task at literally the last second, the clock’s second hand will read this.
- 19AAge a 34 year old may lie and say they are
- 21A((13A * 5) - 13A)/4
- 22AThe neighbor south of 9D.
Down
- 1DTTTTTT (count iT then say iT)
- 2DThe smallest number that is both the sum of three consecutive prime numbers and the sum of five consecutive prime numbers.
- 3DNumber that I want to be VC in Roman numerals but isn’t.
- 5DAge at which you could be drafted in the U.S. or buy alcohol in Australia.
- 6DFirst digit is a prime, second digit is multiple of different primes.
- 8DThe only two digit prime number that is equidistant from the prime below it and the prime above it.
- 9DThe square of the first prime times the square of the first prime whose digits differ by the first prime. (Or 5 houses up the block from the devil).
- 11DJames Bond times 10 plus 1
- 14DAT too, homonym.
- 15DPositively gold. (Not karats but atomically.)
- 17D9D divided by an unlucky number.
- 18DTwelve under par, lowest round of golf in a PGA tournament
- 20DThe largest two digit numbers that stays the same when rotated 180°
- 21DA person born in 19xy will turn xy in 2028.
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