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1. Take the internet domain for Switzerland and a small bird. Then add the chemical symbol for yttrium and insert 'as' for a word with a similar meaning to celibacy.
2. Take the US Coastguard abbreviation for Hawaii, a letter denoting a river and the chemical symbol for sulphur. Then add more than one male and the international car registration for Thailand and insert 'as' for a word meaning causing trouble or worry by constant attacks.
3. Take the internet domain for Brazil, the chemical symbol for silicon and the poetic form of 'before'. Then insert 'as' to find a female support garment.
4. Take a word meaning the opposite to short and the international car registration letters for Austria and Hungary. Then add a word for the diocese of a bishop and insert 'as' for a US state capital.
5. Take a postscript, an electrically charged particle and the past tense of eat. Then insert 'as' for a word meaning 'easily moved to strong feelings' (especially of love or hate).
6. Take the internet domain for Albania and the postcode for Aberdeen. Add the chemical symbol for tellurium and an abbreviation for rupee and insert 'as' for a carbonate of lime, resembling marble.
7. Take the abbreviation for Montana and the chemical symbol for erbium. Add a word meaning completely and insert 'as' for an adverb meaning 'to carry out in an imperious or strong willed manner'.
8. Take the direction opposite to south west and the chemical symbol for bromine. Add a car model made by Ford (UK) and insert 'as' for a US state.
9. Take a type of medical scan, the international car registration for Austria and meshed fabric for catching fish (plural). Then insert 'as' for hand held musical instruments used to accompany Spanish dances.
10. Take the letter denoting centigrade and the direction opposite north west. Add a word for a part played by an actor and insert 'as' for a type of stew, or the container it's cooked in.
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