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• peach picker

  

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  That pair sum group consists of 06, 15, 24, 33, 88 and 79.  Should fall very soon.  If we also get one of the less active total sum groups, then you're looking at these: (without giving any thought to straight positioning)................. 006 016 036 066 015 115 135 156 159 024 124 234 246 249 033 133 333 336 339 488 588 688 888 889 479 579 679 789
• peach picker

  

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  oops.... left out 069
• emilyg

  

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  thanks

  love to nibble those micey feet.

   

                               
• MikeK

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  Interesting information.

  Question: How does the calculation of a pair sum work? Like in your example 88 = 6?

  Good Luck!
• Sandy K

  

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  PAIR IN GEORGIA TOMORROW - 2/29

  
  

  51-50

  
  

  5 IS THE KEY # IN

  
  

  ALL STATES

  
  

  TOMORROW

  Sandy
• Ms. Pat

  

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  Peach

  Your sum info got me a Ga. straight 840 tonite. The due Sum 12 combined with the overdue lead digit 8. You were correct. Thanks
• CalifDude

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Ms. Pat on February 28, 2004
  

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  Peach

  Your sum info got me a Ga. straight 840 tonite. The due Sum 12 combined with the overdue lead digit 8. You were correct. Thanks

  
  

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  Ms Pat, looks like you did it all wrong and still won!  Congrats.  I do not see the sum of 12 (actually should be 2) in the original post. Peach was talking about, and giving examples, of a sum of 6.

  But good for you..a straight win is great!

  CalifDude

  
   
• peach picker

  

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