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David Morice in WW 96-179 introduced acrostic equations with the only possible perfect example, TEN = Twenty + Eighty - Ninety. It's purity is perhaps best left unpolluted by more forced examples. But nooo, I couldn't refrain from offering variously flawed solutions for the other number names.
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Anil,
(2009)
"Acrostic Equations,"
Word Ways: Vol. 41
:
Iss.
2
, Article 25.
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