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Different letters stand for different digits and the same letter stands for the same digit in the multiplication sum shown on the right, where each dot can be any digit and leading digits cannot be zero.

If ONE, TWO and THREE are exactly divisible by 2 and 3, what number is THREE?

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Answer to 1582 Bit tricky: A=17, B=4, C=7

The winner Alastair Pratty of Southampton, UK