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1. The model with the most pieces took the most time to complete, but the model with the least pieces did not take the least amount of time to complete.
2. The models weren't to scale, so the Millennium Falcon actually had more pieces than the Imperial Star Destroyer, a fact that Luke was upset to learn since he likes bigger models.
3. Han spent the three hours between opening his gifts and lunch building his model.


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Using the clues provided, can you figure out who has been using what language with what system for what amount of time?

1. MySQL has been used longer than RoR.
2. The four friends are John, the one who uses PHP, the one who has been at it for 9 months, and the one who uses plain text.
3. Blaise is happy he doesn't have to work with Perl.
4. Plain text has been used longer than PHP, but not as long as AJAX.
5. One of the languages start with the same letter as its corresponding system.
6. Charles has been working with his language and system longer than John, but not as long as the person who uses AJAX.
7. The four information systems are XML, the one used with PHP, the one that's been used for 6 months, and the one that Konrad uses.
8. JSON has not been used the most amount of time and XML hasn't been used the least amount of time.
9. The four languages used are AJAX, the one used for 5 months, the used by Charles, and the one used with JSON.


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Using the clues below, can you figure out who got the CD for which birthday, from whom, and what their favorite song is?

1. The person whose favorite song is "Winchester Cathedral" did not get the CD from a parent.

2. Donovan always liked "Come Dancing" even though it made him cry the first time he heard it, on the way to DMV to get his first driver's license.

3. Dad didn't give his son the CD 12 years ago.

4. Dusty got her copy of the CD after Donovan got his.

5. The friend who got one of the triplets the CD met that triplet in college.


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My alternate letters, when put together,
Will be your salt mountain destination by plane.
I happen at least twice a month (and occasionally a third).
Can you guess this killer Scrabble word?


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Bob asked, "Why does Hawaii have Interstates when it doesn't border any states?"

Fred replied, "I don't know...Congress?"

"Hmm, " Bob said. "I'm surprised you don't know. You're usually a wealth of completely useless trivia. You must be getting old."

Fred deftly finished rocking the cradle and replied, "I don't know about that. I can think of another state with a unique characteristic."

Bob's interest was piqued. "Oh, yeah? Let's hear it."

"Okay, put down the atlas and see if you can think of the only state with rivers defining both its eastern and western borders."


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"I grew up eating it. My mom made it for all sorts of occasions," Bob said, "but whenever I make it, it looks like fruit soup."

Fred looked stunned, "Well, what are you doing to it? It only requires boiling water."

"Well, mom always made it with fruit cocktail," replied Bob, "but that stuff tastes awful, so I use fresh fruit. In fact, I like to make what I call my 'International Salad' with all sorts of fruits from all over the world. Of course only one of them can be found in the fruit cocktail mom always used."

Fred rolled his eyes. "Let me guess..."

What was wrong with Bob's Jell-O?


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Fred was just trying to duck into a restroom to hide when he heard, "Hey, buddy!" and felt an arm descend onto his shoulders.

Fred rolled his eyes. "What?!"

"Hey, no need to get all dramatic, Freddy, my boy," Dabney said, "I just want to talk to you."

"Uh, huh," Fred replied. "And how much is it going to cost me?"

"Ha ha! That's a great one," Dabney answered. "But since you brought it up, I did just inherit a radio station that I'm looking to sell. It's in an up-and-coming suburb of Lincoln, Nebraska, and it would be perfect for you."

"Dabney, I know nothing about the radio business. How could it be perfect for me?"

"With modernization, you don't need to know anything. Just flip a switch and go. And," Dabney continued, "it's perfect for you because it's a mere $50,000."

Fred's eyes got wide. "But... "

"Here," Dabney interrupted him, "look at this picture of the place. It was built in 1998, went on the air in 1999, and just had a major overhaul. It's top of the line."

Despite himself, Fred was curious and took the picture for a closer look at the station. The call letters were clearly visible. "WHAT is the call sign?"

Dabney laughed, "I knew you'd get a kick out of that! Yep, the call letters are W-H-A-T, but you can request a change from the FCC if you want. Here's the title. See? It's all legit."

Fred didn't even bother looking at the document. He knew it was fake. "Get out of here, Dabney," he said. "I don't want your phony radio station."

How did Fred know the station was a fake?


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Dabney said, "Fancy meeting you here! Hey, I see you're a fan of good old Anders! Seeing as how we go way back, I thought I'd give you a chance to own a piece of history that I happened to chance upon recently."

So saying, Dabney pulled out a sealed glass tube that was attached to a thin board. The board had some writing on it, and Fred could see that it was the standard centigrade scale, common to most of the world. The whole thing looked very old, and the script of the numbers seemed about 300 years out of date.

Not exactly thrilled to see this mendicant, Fred asked, "Really? Why would I be interested in that?"

"Because, me old chum," replied the slickster, "this mock-up of a Celsius thermometer was done by Anders himself. I'm willing to part with it for a mere five grand, and that's..."

"Yeah, I know, 'cutting your own throat'." Fred finished. "Listen, I don't have time for your rubbish, but I would gladly make the time to turn you in to the authorities for forgery."

How did Fred know it was a fake?


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1. Either Arnold or Stabem bought the LP of either Slipknot or Testament.

2. Either the CD or Tape of either Slipknot or Static X was purchased at Tower.

3. Arnold either bought the CD or LP version of either Static X or Testament.

4. Either the Slipknot album was purchased by Meathead or Stabem went to Sam Goody and bought a CD.

5. Sam Goody sold either an LP or a Tape to either Meathead or Stabem.

6. Testament's new release was either on LP or Tape and was sold at either Tower or Virgin.

7. Tower sold either Static X or Testament to either Arnold or Stabem.

8. Either the LP or tape was bought by Stabem at either Sam Goody or Virgin.


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Example: AACOPRSU
Answer: AURA, COPS, ACARPOUS

1. AADGIMPR
2. BEEEMMRR
3. AALRSTUY
4. CEEENNST
5. CDEHIMRS


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Example: AACOPRSU
Answer: AURA, COPS, ACARPOUS

1. EEHINNRT
2. AAEGGLNU
3. ACEIKMRV
4. ILLMPTUY
5. AGIILNOR


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Can you figure out how many calendars he got rid of, how many he would need in total, and how many years it took him to finish his collection? Assume that he doesn't die before completing his collection, and that he won't buy a new one until January 1st of the year in question.


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AC AY CK CK EL EN ER ES ET EV FE GE IR IS IT LE MA NA NN OF ON OR PL RA RS SC SP TA TE TI

1. NFL player
2. American football number
3. Constant movement
4. Lead
5. Group feeling
6. Team member
7. Proposals
8. Badminton gear
9. "Love" game
10. Gets a point


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AD AS CA CI EI EL ES ES GH HO IC IC LE LE LS MI NS NT PE RE RO SA SL ST TE TI US

1. Sings
2. Dwellings
3. Cookie plan
4. Frozen water stalactite
5. St. Nicks
6. Shiny garland
7. ___toe
8. ___ Fideles
9. Ice vehicle


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Example: MIOMST
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Answer: SOMETIME

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Example: MIOMST
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Answer: SOMETIME

1. DHGT
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3. HESGUD
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4. MIHRCR
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9. ULNSESAG
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DD DE DO DU EA EL ER ES GL IO LE LE LU MI MU NG NS NT RO RS SA ST TH TO UD WA WI

1. Central
2. Residents of Des Moines
3. Superior city
4. Coldest season
5. Bald birds
6. ___ Clemens
7. Home of Mud Hens baseball
8. Cow mammary glands
9. Stalwart


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AT CO CT DE DE DO ED ED EF EN ER EY GA GY IB IN IN IN KE LE NF NO OR RE RE RK SI SI SI ST TA TS TU UL UN US

1. Pass up a temptation
2. Fit to eat
3. Physician
4. Serviceable
5. Adds up
6. Amount eaten
7. Type of milk
8. Put on weight
9. Craving
10. Within
11. Pep
12. Edible bird


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1. L_ _U_CIO_ _
2. _E_ITA_ _E
3. _ERM_TI_
4. E_A_ _LE
5. T_E_ _Y
6. _LIN_
7. _UN_
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Example: MIOMST
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Answer: SOMETIME

1. MARWTS
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2. DEWYH
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3. GSNKP
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4. AIRTENAS
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6. MELULD
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Example: MIOMST
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Answer: SOMETIME

1. OWTMRNO
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2. GEUD
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1. W_ _LE
2. _A_IN_
3. _EE_
4. E_ _A_A_IONS
5. _E
6. _O_ND
7. _ _ME
8. _U_I_T
9. _ _ON_E
10. _ _WE_R_


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Example of a word square:
THE
HEN
END

1. TENS
2. EATS
3. AIDE
4. SNIP


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Example of a word square:
THE
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END

1. ADEEM
2. NERVE
3. LYARD
4. PLANE
5. MANED


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NOTE: Eight of the answers contain two words

DON OWNS a very SEVERE MUTTON, an ERRANT MOTH, and A MEAN AUK that are known as the MAVINS OF SINS, both minor and great. Upon seeing a cat with A NAKED PAW, they decided that TALL CHILES were an IDEAL NOSH for ATONEMENT and ate them WITH SNOUT, proboscis, and beak.


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AI AI AL AN AV AV AY DA DI DS EA EL ES ES IA IG KS LE MA NE NI NI NO NS NS NS OC OI PL RA RO RS RW SE TE TE TR TR TR TY UC UT

1. Train axles
2. Paths
3. Fly
4. Wanderers
5. Four-doors
6. Sky vehicles
7. Ships from OPEC countries?
8. Type of tire
9. Vehicles on tracks
10. Sky route
11. Go on a trip
12. Kindle
13. Large water bodies
14. Excessive Interstate speed


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BO CL DE ER EX IA IE LI LS MO MS NK NT OT OU PE PO RE RS RT RV SE TP TR UP UT WE

1. Local program on a network
2. Results
3. Dial-up needs
4. Supplies the juice
5. Connect to satellite
6. Testing periods
7. Knowledgeable person
8. Restart
9. Network manager


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AI AM CU DD EA EN ER ES ET GH HA IS LA LI LT NG NO OC RS TE TH TI TS TS UL UN WR

1. Spooky houses
2. Charm
3. Beacons
4. What not to walk under
5. Supernatural
6. Ghost
7. Chewing on candy
8. Goes into
9. Sounds


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AC AD AU BA CR EA ED ED EM EW FA GU ID LI ME MO NE NG NI NS OC OW PI RE RI RI RK RS RS SA SE ST TI TO TO TY UI UM UR VE VE VI

1. Hunting expedition
2. Baseball official
3. Travels by car
4. Grassy field
5. Get on a boat
6. Bodies of water
7. Looked at
8. Hot month in northern hemisphere
9. Boat trip
10. On the go
11. Took a sightseeing trip
12. Doing nothing
13. Surfers' milieux
14. Warm Fahrenheit temperature


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There once was an eclectic farming family who would use A TRICK HOE on A SUGAR SAP maple and raised hens with one brown FOWL AURICLE and one white. They also had a SLY PEAR tree and an aquarium where you could hear an EEL CRY. The daughter once said, "MOM, HOURS have been wasted listening to 'COLIC' ROB telling us that he had to BEG A CAB to take him TO A TOP beach to listen to a LUAU RAG."


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NOTE: Four of the answers contain two words.

Once there was A REVISING WIT who was writing a changed version of the story of a popular band by the name of "The CANAL HORN TRIO" for a local newsletter. He said that the lead tuba player had A MIEN that was very mean and quoted the trumpet player as saying, "ONCE WE MIX our MANY LARD and HAM ICING sandwiches with our sound that BREAKS AN alligator's tooth, we will be able to easily ADDLE RHINOS." The wit also said that the singer SANG WITH NO concept of TEEN SENSE.


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Can you help him figure out how many weeks, to the nearest whole week, he's been playing?


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Example of a word square:
THE
HEN
END

1. Fruit/vegetable
2. Visual
3. Cotton fabric
4. Alternate gene
5. Alter
6. Cantankerous


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Example of a word square:
THE
HEN
END

1. Pansy genus
2. Charged column type
3. Beginning
4. Lord
5. Performed


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Example of a word square:
THE
HEN
END

1. RAIL
2. REAM
3. RAIA
4. LAMP


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Example of a word square:
THE
HEN
END

1. MEET
2. CAPE
3. PATS
4. RACE


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Example of a word square:
THE
HEN
END

1. Strange
2. Method
3. Slackens pressure
4. Spit out
5. Silences


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Example of a word square:
THE
HEN
END

1. Tennis score
2. Spoken
3. Barrels
4. Otherwise


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Example of a word square:
THE
HEN
END

1. TARE
2. SEAR
3. TIER
4. AIDE


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Example of a word square:
THE
HEN
END

1. REAR
2. STAR
3. BRAG
4. BETS


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1, 2, 2, 4, 2, 4, 2, 4, 6, 2, 6, ?, ?, ?


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Category: PAFKYIG NEH BANGTXAG

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949 47 48 3784 2334287 263 26678837 23424662367 273 2684 225533 87377? -- Clifford Stoll

843 47328 84464 22688 2 26678837 66832665 47 8428 66 628837 469 6824 968 78833 4686 48, 48 36376'8 438 244437 67 4328437. -- Bill Gates


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Category: ANTNFDZTSNX

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836 84687263 36657 77625246 8436735837 4686 627287489, 94453 663 9473 626 3674387 4467353 4686 46667825489. -- Martin Luther King Jr.

4 366'8 9268 86 2244383 46667825489 8476844 69 9675... 4 9268 86 2244383 48 8476844 668 39464. -- Woody Allen


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1. QUA_I_U_ICIAL
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48 47 8783 8428 4 927 2676 46 4692, 288 4 226'8 77325 367 69 8946 747837. -- Abigail Van Buren

86 69 3622772776368 4 927 2676 46 233 9484 2 5239. -- Wilson Mizner


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7453623 47 6673 6874225 8426 269 7664. -- Christina Rossetti

7453623 47 843 6678 7373328 3977377466 63 72676. -- George Bernard Shaw


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Category: WRAJY

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272448328873 47 843 278 63 469 86 92783 77223. -- Philip Johnson

4 2255 272448328873 376936 68742. -- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe


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77223 47 244. 968 5878 966'8 2354383 469 827859, 484359, 6463-2644546459 244 48 47. 4 6326, 968 629 84465 48'7 2 5664 929 3696 843 7623 86 843 2436478'7, 288 8428'7 5878 7326887 86 77223. -- Douglas Adams

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1. _E_ _A
2. _E_OES
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1. _UI_O_IC
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3. _O_AY
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7. _TO_AWA_
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9325, 6. 2 2378246 6378687 34767337 2335428464 843 96864 263 4639737436233. 2 7277466 8428 46384 233673 2 777295. -- Ambrose Bierce

3973743623 74697 8428 7822377 47 383 5377 86 2245489 8426 86 9325. 843 946637 47 43 946 44837 4467353 86 447 9675, 2639 263 7685. -- Charles Buxton


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786828466, 6: 843 228 63 737328464 37766368759 843 96737 63 2668437. -- Ambrose Bierce

9428'7 843 873 63 2 4663 786828466 43 968 226'8 242643 48? -- Doctor Who


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Category: XSBDDV

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Category: VTPTEQ

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43325476 47 9428 77323337 3973743623; 29642476 47 9428 3655697. -- David T. Wolf

296427 73427333 383792639 27 3782559 2677878... 433254787 73427333 383792639 27 3782559 2677878, 392378 8436735837. -- Robert Anton Wilson


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2 29642 47 668 637359 663 946 73237 248837 5377667 3766 843 7278, 43 47 663 946 47 77362887359 347277646833 46 843 388873. -- Sidney J. Harris

2 29642 47 2 626 946, 9436 43 763557 3569377, 56657 276863 367 2 263346. -- H. L. Mencken


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1. It's strange that the woman who wrote Pope Has It hates to see Greater Than God.
2. Feenxbum either loves to see Rooster Lays an Egg and hates Man in Elevator or wrote Cross the River.
3. The four editors are sourcer, the male who wrote Riddle of the Sphinx, the editor who loves Extra Dollar, and the one who hates to see Barman with Gun.
4. Feenxbum loves any duplicate with an animal in its name.
5. The woman who loves Born in 1955 wrote Cross the River.
6. The four teasers that the editors hate are Plane Crash on Border, the one that feenxbum hates, the one that is hated by the person who loves Light What First?, and the one hated by the person who wrote Pope Has It.


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And I shall never fear vicissitudes
Of age, so long as Mulciber by fire
Snatch not away the number of my years;
Grim heat soon softens my unyielding form.


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But including the parents, they all add to one when you count them.


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they do not reach each other.


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Example: MIOMST
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Answer: SOMETIME

1. PEIO
T _ _
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2. EHARAH
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3. BYCW
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4. SAGBACS
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5. SMIRUPOPS
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8. ROOHSECT
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Example: MIOMST
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_ O _
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4. OSMEHOI
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9. LETUBTNH
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1. No one had the same first and last initials.
2. The three pizzas are the pepperoni, the one delivered to 2313, and the one that Bowman ordered.
3. Bertha and Chuck are not next door neighbors.
4. Either Able lives at 2317 or the supreme was delivered to 2317.
5. Chuck loves onions and green peppers and has to have them on his pizza.


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1. NGRHDUG
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6. PADBDRS
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8. CENKOA
B _ _ _
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_ A _ _
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Example: MIOMST
_ _ _ E
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Answer: SOMETIME

1. CHOMNC
_ A _
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2. SARTHLS
_ E _ _
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3. HONGTD
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4. PUDRT
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_ A _ _
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8. SPODNAIBG
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9. OODWUTC
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There was A COMEDIAN who used to tell a joke in which A BISON and a BIG MULE were walking in a desert. There was also a GREY MAN who saw the animals ON RADAR and thought that the bison must have a HOT SOLE, walking in the SAND, HOUR after hour. The man ran to a ROAD, CUE in hand, and thought of what he could EARN: GIANT paychecks. He thought that he would go to the OPERA, SIGN his paycheck, and live a life of luxury.


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Category: AITZZTZB

HUXXC
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AN CA DE DS EA EG EL ER ES ET GA GE GN IC IV KN LO ME NS NS OG OL OM OR PE RI RL RS SI ST TA TE UP

1. Popular seasoning
2. Green or black platter food
3. Pineapple ______ down cake
4. Matures
5. Cantaloupes
6. Christmas drink
7. Food tester
8. Provides food for a party
9. Citrus fruit
10. Egg dish
11. Works on dough


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AL CO DS ED EL EN EN ER ES ES EV GY IN IN LE LE LE MB ME NE NG NI PO RE RN RV SE SS TH TO TS TS TT TU YI YS

1. Throws a ball
2. Competitions
3. Covered with a mesh
4. Agile
5. Financial intake
6. Puts the ball in play
7. Units of counting
8. Distance
9. Narrow lanes
10. Cedes
11. Vim and vigor
12. Give back


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AL AN CE EC EL EN ES EV FI GR LE MA NA NO OF ON OU PS RM RS RS RU SS TA TE TI TS TS VO XM

1. Assemblages
2. Public position
3. Electors
4. Happenings
5. Leaders
6. Usual
7. Large bodies of people
8. Chooses
9. Cohesive group of people
10. IRS agent


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AD AL AW BO CK CR CT DI ER ER ET EX EX FA HE HE IG IN IN LA LC LE LE LE LL LS MO ND NG NI NT OR OW PA PE PP RA RS SI ST TA TE TH TH TI TT UM YE

1. Parent
2. Increasing in number
3. Type of powder
4. Await
5. Baby's toy
6. Bottle appendage
7. Small child
8. Cause to laugh
9. A color
10. Creeps along
11. Exerts oneself
12. Beginning
13. Cut molars
14. Well-being
15. Get bigger
16. Sibling


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1. Moses was no fan of the eye poke.
2. The person who disliked Shemp the most thought that the hair pull was the funniest.
3. Jerome had no problem with Joe.
4. Moses kind of liked Curly Joe's work.
5. Louis hated the hair pull.
6. Jerome thought the stomach punch looked too mean.
7. Someone really liked to see Joe get punched in the stomach.
8. Louis thought that the name 'Curly' was sacred and always disliked Curly Joe for using it.


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Fred said, "I am thinking of a devilishly tricky word that has five consonants in a row."

Nikita countered with, "That's a good one, but people are lining up to find a word with five vowels in a row."

What words were Fred and Nikita thinking of?


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A-B=C
D/E=F
G+H=I

He was about to write a fourth equation using multiplication when an interesting thought occurred to him. Instead of using a new set of numbers (J, K, L) for his fourth equation, he would use the answers of the three existing equations:

C*F=I

Now the only question in his mind was, "Can I replace the letters A through I with the digits 1 through 9 in such a way that all four of my equations are correct?"


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Presented to the guests by the host,
To be eaten after a toast.

Pardon a rhyme somewhat churlish,
But I can be served with a flourish.
I can be described as quite girlish,
But I am often still used to nourish.

I am known as butt when I come from pork,
But you get chuck when beef's on your fork.
With all other animals, even a stork,
My name is my name, even in New York.


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--ZBXLY TSVAVJ XLZ XLZSYM CUDLYBZYS


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The authors of the quotes have been given.

843 3645474 4283 66 7377328 367 84347 52648243, 263 9455 668 83224 84347 24453736 86 77325 48. -- George Bernard Shaw

8447 3645263 63837 343, 667 63837 74255,
543 28 843 77683 3668 63 2 266783767.
-- William Shakespeare


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The authors of the quotes have been given.

2637422'7 663 63 843 346378 268687437 269663 3837 78653. -- Bobcat Goldthwaite

2637422 47 2 6478253, 2 44268 6478253. -- Sigmund Freud


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The authors of the quotes have been given.

2 5423725 47 2 626 866 27623646333 86 8253 447 696 7433 46 2 7827735. -- Robert Frost

2 266737828483 47 2 626 946 23543837 8428 6684464 746853 23 3663 367 843 34778 8463. -- Alfred E. Wiggam


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The authors of the quotes have been given.

843 363 3928737 269 3845. -- Sophocles

66 626 47 587843433 46 36464 3845 66 843 476863 63 3973343629. -- Theodore Roosevelt


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The authors of the quotes have been given.

436487 64448 23 337274233 27 2 7877363 22722489 367 4388464 487 7677377677 4686 8768253 63 255 54637. -- Samuel Butler

843 782542 47 96633738559 86537268. 48 36744837 3837984464 392378 436487. -- Oscar Wilde


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1. The three people are the one who likes European food, the one from Toledo, and the one that prefers books.

2. Nikita did not say that she was a CEO.

3. The three cuisines are the one eaten by the magazine reader, the one that the man from Toledo likes, and the one that the "doctor" likes.

4. The three professions lied about are the pilot, the one that Nikita said she did, and the one that the man from Sausalito said he did.

5. The "pilot" likes food from North America.

6. Aldritch always wanted to fly.


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Example of a word square:
THE
HEN
END

1. Small bottle
2. Burdened
3. Worship
4. Tailless waiter
5. Leg joints


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Example of a word square:
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1. Prefer
2. Living
3. Climbing plant parts
4. Shortened covert
5. Relaxes


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1. Neck adornment
2. Throw out
3. Eve's undoing
4. Search for facts
5. Frozen rain


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HEN
END

1. Election participant
2. Form of entertainment
3. Male singing voice
4. Wear away
5. Scarcer


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HEN
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1. Prefix for anagram of steam
2. Cut linen
3. Anagram of Nana
4. Associate of anagram of pale


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Example of a word square:
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1. Truncated sword
2. Prefix for anagram of tread
3. Anagram of incomplete order
4. Anagram of prod


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Example of a word square:
THE
HEN
END

1. MEET
2. BEAT
3. ABLE
4. EELS


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Example of a word square:
THE
HEN
END

1. RUNS
2. NUTS
3. SENT
4. ROTE


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Example of a word square:
THE
HEN
END

1. DEER
2. DOOR
3. NODE
4. CONE


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Example of a word square:
THE
HEN
END

1. HEAR
2. THAW
3. STET
4. STAR


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AC AD AD BR EA ED ED ER ES EX FA HS IC KE LA LE MO ND NT ON PE RE RN TH TI TR TS TT UG UL

1. Cloth
2. Shows amusement
3. Made money
4. Lots of movement
5. Parent
6. Grownups
7. Leased
8. Vessel for boiling water
9. Pay out money
10. Swaps


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AC AD AR BE BI CA CE CO DS EA EF ER ER FI FO ID LE LE LS NA NA NS OF ON RD RT TI TI TT VE

1. Agreement
2. Facial growths
3. Serious try
4. Written communication
5. High standards
6. Country
7. Log homes
8. Elected position of authority
9. Ruler
10. Local resident


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Example: MIOMST
_ _ _ E
_ _ _ E

Answer: SOMETIME

1. TOTRABM
_ O _ _
_ O _ _ _

2. RIDBM
_ A _ _
_ A _

3. RONUPI
_ _ T
_ _ _ _ T

4. NOLOSD
_ _ W _
_ _ _ W

5. ESIHTAH
W _ _ _
W _ _ _ _

6. CADOSOBE
_ _ _ R _
_ _ _ R _

7. BADLRHCN
_ _ _ I _
_ _ I _ _

8. BAXDHSW
_ _ _ _ O _
_ O _

9. HTECGOCS
_ _ A _ _
_ _ A _ _


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Example: MIOMST
_ _ _ E
_ _ _ E

Answer: SOMETIME

1. DROAND
L _ _ _
L _ _ _

2. WYODNH
_ E _
_ _ _ E _

3. TAROEO
_ _ _ M
M _ _ _

4. LALOSOF
_ E _ _
_ _ _ _ E

5. FPRACLI
_ _ _ _ E
_ _ _ E

6. HELRAFE
_ _ _ T
_ _ _ _ T

7. OWOCSDS
_ R _ _ _
_ _ R _

8. EDAHEO
_ _ M _
M _ _ _

9. ORIPNOF
_ _ _ _ T
_ _ _ T


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There are five guys (Dewey, Cheatem, Howe, Hackneyed, and Jokendunnit) who have different favorite snacks (bacon botty, Grandma Utz potato chips, pecan log, topfenstrudel, and Vegemite), sit on different seats (Barcalounger, chaise, couch, Lay-Z-Boy, and slipper chair), and watch different things on TV (The A-Team, Family Guy, the Marx Brothers, The Simpsons, and the Three Stooges). Using the clues provided, can you determine who eats what snack while watching what show, and sitting in what seat?

1. The five programs are the Three Stooges, the one watched by Hackneyed, the one watched on the couch, the one watched while Grandma Utz chips are being eaten, and The A-Team.
2. Someone's seat, snack, and show all have letters that are rarely used in English, but are often used in Euclidean Geometry.
3. The five people are Jokendunnit, the one who eats pecan logs, the one who watches the Marx Brothers, Dewey, and the one who sits on a chaise lounge.
4. The owner of the barcalounger loves action shows, but hates Vegemite.
5. The five snacks are Vegemite, the one eaten on the Lay-Z-Boy, the one eaten while Family Guy is being watched, the one eaten by Howe, and topfenstrudel.
6. Dewey, who watches the Three Stooges, does not eat meat, but does like his slipper chair.
7. The five seats are the slipper chair, the one with bacon crumbs in it, the one Cheatem uses, the Barcalounger, and the one that The Simpsons is watched from.
8. The owner of the couch loves pecans, and snacks on them while watching The Simpsons.


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NOTE: One of the answers contains two words.

A recently PAROLED man named Ari was going to ROB A PEARL boat of all of its FIG FARE. The boat was just off of the SHORE. He put on his BALM and donned his TOGA to SNEAK aboard. ARI GOT ALL of the NEAT HELP he needed from a safety pin that kept his toga IN PLACE.


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An old car, which was REGAL BLACK, was traveling on a road named LONE OLD WAY. There were two people in the front seat. The man said, "We're going to the office. IT'S NEAR BRAD'S BAR. The new car gives A FASTER RIDE than normal, but I OWE DAN A LOT, as I've paid ONLY NORM, MARIE. I filled out the REBATE REPORTS, but they came back with a note that said, 'REDO FOR DR. BRET.'"


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Example: MIOMST
_ _ _ E
_ _ _ E

Answer: SOMETIME

1. DRLFNM
_ A _ _
_ A _ _

2. GETB
_ _ A
_ A _

3. HRESNH
_ _ O _
_ O _ _

4. ROMABO
_ _ _ K
_ _ _ K

5. NONWITH
G _ _ _
_ _ G _ _

6. AERAYM
D _ _ _ _
D _ _

7. PHIEEKN
S _ _ _
S _ _ _ _

8. CHAPESPROE
_ _ _ R _
_ R _ _ _ _ _

9. OHEOYMO
_ _ _ N
_ _ N _ _


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Example: MIOMST
_ _ _ E
_ _ _ E

Answer: SOMETIME

1. FTXRT
_ O _
_ _ O _

2. BLNEI
_ _ E
_ _ _ E

3. HRANP
_ I _
_ _ I _

4. OGISETLU
_ _ _ H _
H _ _ _ _

5. NHEYMCB
_ O _ _
_ O _ _ _

6. PEDCNSL
_ A _ _
_ _ A _ _

7. SKPTLC
_ I _
_ _ I _ _

8. EPMILCA
_ E _ _
_ _ _ _ E

9. KRHEAOE
M _ _ _ _
_ _ M _


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TUASPRF


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NEMT


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A group of ARMY friends were IN A DEN, sitting on a chair covered with RICH SATIN and playing cards. While one was REDEALING a hand, another was telling a MEAN LIE about how he was in his ONLY CAR, which had two HEATERS, and was hit on THE ANKLE by A LEANING book that he had put there, even though his wife took the BLAME.


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A salesman with a CHIC NAME and the ability to quickly MATCH PAIRS of shoes that PERTAIN to CITY SHIPS was talking to a CHEATER. "I saw you paint a STRIPE on that SCARY TREE," he said, "and you had better remove it before I REPORT you. OUR HAT wearing club will be on you before you can even TRY A NOTE on that slide whistle."


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One Christmas Eve a man was singing CAROLS. He wasn't going from house to house as he had a tendency to WANDER in a HAZY ARC and stop with an INANE HALT (he had visited his favorite pub, the REX AND ALE, before these EVENTS). He walked up a steep GRADE to a house, FLARED his nostrils with his inhalation, and NAILED the German song, "Oh, Tannenbaum," in ONE TRY.


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NOTE: One of the answers contains two words.

A couple of ALERT WOMEN who lived on the COAST once made A SMALL BET with a man with a BEARD. "USE A GAS or liquid, " one said, "to BOLSTER a lie or A DECEIT to a child who ACTS UP with many a cry and MANY A NOISE when his oatmeal has too many LUMPS."


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AR AT AW CH CT DR DS EL HO HS IL IL JE LE LS LS LS NO OB ON OR OR OR RS SK SP SS US UT YO

1. Abilities
2. Singing group
3. Academic distinction
4. Public speaker
5. End result
6. Recitation
7. Practices
8. Prizes
9. Young persons
10. Forms words with letters


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AG CE CT ED ED EL EN ER ES ES ES EV EW FI HS IM IS IS IT LA LE LE NO NT OF SE SU TA UG VI

1. Type of scout
2. Rearranged film clips
3. Happy sounds
4. Popular news hour
5. Watcher
6. Important matters
7. Choose
8. Sights
9. Ricky Gervais's milieu
10. Sounds


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Category: ATRJHGL

OTMTUR
QDGIO
EHH
LVA
OLVAHGK
KIHO
LDMM
UTGODJ
QUVQH
TMMDCTGNH


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Category: ZTOJSBADXH

IOMRDDR
QPHVOBF
IPBBM
GRGGRB
XOBTAI
STAJR SAT
HOTV
VCMQR
SDASD
QOMSDDOAHR


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Example: MIOMST
_ _ _ E
_ _ _ E

Answer: SOMETIME

1. BEVIH
_ _ E
_ _ _ E

2. LMESSN
_ A _
_ A _ _ _

3. PEREO
T _ _
T _ _ _

4. ROBUSTOT
_ _ _ _ H
_ _ _ _ H

5. ORLDINRB
_ _ _ E
_ _ _ _ E _

6. WEPHESOO
_ _ R _ _
_ _ _ _ R

7. DRENGLFR
_ I _ _
_ _ I _ _ _

8. DAKSANE
_ H _ _ _
H _ _ _

9. ROKBND
_ _ O _
_ O _ _


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Example: MIOMST
_ _ _ E
_ _ _ E

Answer: SOMETIME

1. MATES
_ R _
R _ _ _

2. PIVRANG
_ _ _ E
_ _ _ _ E

3. WEPTRLF
_ O _
_ _ O _ _ _

4. NUSYHKLOC
_ _ _ E _
_ _ _ _ _ E

5. NAMREOL
_ _ W _ _
_ _ W _

6. FESHON
_ _ U _ _
_ U _

7. GIWRTHAPP
_ E _ _ _ _
_ _ _ E _

8. EGRNFNPTR
_ _ I _ _
_ I _ _ _ _

9. OPPVITS
_ _ _ _ E
_ _ _ E


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1. _RI_E
2. F_ _ _ET
3. _ _E_TIO_
4. _A_OR
5. _R_S_ _E
6. CRA_ _
7. _HIC_
8. _ _LT
9. _RAS_
10. E_CL_I_


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1. _HE_ _
2. A_ _A_T
3. _EA_O_
4. _O_EN
5. _UER_
6. _OC_EY
7. E_C_ _PT
8. H_ _A_
9. _ _UN_
10. _R_BE


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1. RE_A_
2. _E_OY
3. _DD_C_
4. _ _ _ORE
5. _RA_ _LE
6. _USHE_
7. _UI_
8. S_ _ _EL
9. _UN_
10. E_H_ _E_


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1. BE_I_VE
2. _RO_E_
3. _ES_ _RE
4. _RA_EL
5. S_IT_ _
6. _R_ _A
7. S_UA_H
8. _UM_ _
9. _R_E_E
10. CR_ _


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Group A:
Pecan
Coconut
Peach
Olive

Group B:
Orange
Raspberry
Coffee Bean
Watermelon


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Blondula: "A good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing, a good thing..."
Tinman: "Enough already!"


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Category: Occupations

1. JOBS
2. LHSXBH
3. IABSDBH
4. ZHBST
5. FBSOBH
6. HBXSJQ
7. HBZPJFO
8. HESYDJQW
9. DHBSYEQ
10. QSXBFBYY


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Category: TXODOHYEBX

ZXBVDEYHDSE
TXIXBHDSE
YWEXAYHDSE
YRXTODSE
ZDOBVYDQXT
TXCJOYV
ESEYBBXNHYEBX
JEPDVVDEAEXOO
TXNJZDYHDSE
ZDOYNNTSRYV


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Category: JILASD

BILJILVU
PUWLXYXS
FYLESC
GIZCO
HYCCSWREV
CEWQST CWUC
FIOEWQI
RELLT PUX
API-API
PEDCZS


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The authors of the quotes have been given.

446672623 47 843 668437 63 33868466. - Jeremy Taylor

84373 47 6684464 6673 37444836464 8426 446672623 46 228466. - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe


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The authors of the quotes have been given.

63837 365569 843 27693. - Bernard M. Baruch

469 45674687 48 47--263 2576 469 7246385--86 23 26 392378466. - Alfred De Musset


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The authors of the quotes have been given.

663 63 843 47328378 72467 86 48626 628873 47 843 7246 63 2 639 4332. - Walter Bagehot

48626 628873 47 843 7263 255 6837 843 96753. - Philip Dormer


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OUTER SPACE



3.14159



GROUND


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Example: MIOMST
_ _ _ E
_ _ _ E

Answer: SOMETIME

1. UHROSENG
_ _ _ _ E
_ _ _ E _

2. ETPRBCT
_ U _
_ U _ _ _ _

3. LONPOS
_ _ _ W
_ _ _ W

4. HSIFGAHT
L _ _ _ _
_ L _ _ _

5. ENTKOB
_ O _ _
_ O _ _

6. FTMLSRP
_ _ _ I _
_ I _ _

7. KMAPESTUE
_ _ R _ _ _
_ _ _ _ R

8. CHSAISE
_ _ _ P
_ P _ _ _

9. PUKHEROES
_ _ E _ _ _
_ _ _ _ E


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1. The four people are Swig, the girl who likes :P, the person who kept writing Speedo, and the person who used :D.
2. The four games are Picnic, the game that Blondula plays, the game that Tinman plays, and the game that sees a lot of LOLs.
3. The four smilies are :?, the one that Swig uses in NOTAPAY, the one that has been recently been seen with Goat, and the one used by the guy who kept using Diamond.
4. The four words are Cake, the one a girl was using in Picnic, the one being used in Hangman, and Speedo.


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Me: What is pi?
Wonders: Pi is 3.1415926535897932384626433832795...


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The authors of the quotes have been given.

38379 47328 263 2666263464 666368 46 843 266257 63 843 96753 47 843 8748674 63 7663 3684874276. -- Ralph Waldo Emerson

66 737766 946 47 368487427842 22688 447 9675 427 26984464 86 3327 3766 5433. -- Samuel Goldwyn


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The authors of the quotes have been given.

48 47 668 76937 487353, 288 843 534484628466 63 843 5878 367 76937, 94424 26778787 2276588359. -- R.H.S. Crossman

843 2883678 86 2662463 947366 263 76937 427 6659 727359 2336 7822377385 263 8436 6659 367 2 74678 94453. -- Albert Einstein


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AB AL AS EA ED EM EQ ES ES ES ES LE LE OD OR PI RE RE RN RN RT SO ST TA TI TL TY UI VE YS

1. Vacation place
2. Brought in money
3. Homes
4. Rental agreements
5. Value of a property
6. Shops
7. Rights to properties
8. Narrow paths
9. Saloon
10. Realm


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AD BL CE CE CH ED EE EK ES IC IN IT LY NO OR PO PR PU RE RT SA SP TI TS VI WE YS

1. Written announcement
2. Red penciler
3. Appearing once in seven days
4. Important freedom
5. Uses a press
6. Counsel
7. Not Private
8. Literary writings
9. Relate


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AR AS AT AU CE CH CH CI EE ER ER ES ES ES FO HS IN IS IS LL MA MO MO NE NO NO OP OR OR OR RM RS SP SU TE TE TH TI TS UT UT VI

1. Theater
2. Public speaker
3. Films
4. Tongue holders
5. Pronounces
6. Sounds
7. Publishes
8. Visual aids
9. Writer
10. Story ------ (narrator)
11. Notify
12. Musical dramas
13. Announcement
14. Language


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AM BE DE DO EL ER ET GE GR HA IL IN LA LE LL LO LS LS LS MA ND NO NT ON OR OR OU PA PA RC RK RS SE TR UN VE

1. Vendor
2. Touch
3. Requisitions
4. Package
5. Customer
6. Inside
7. Book store offerings
8. Fast food stands
9. Purchasing arena
10. Sum
11. Rest Area
12. Tags


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1. _IRA_LE
2. _OUC_ _O_N
3. _REE_IN_
4. ST_ _ _E
5. S_RU_
6. DE_U_E
7. _U_TE
8. _TO_E
9. _D_OUR_
10. _A_BL_


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1. _O_AL
2. _ET_ _R
3. _ _EA_H
4. _ _OST
5. _AC_A_
6. I_ _UIR_
7. S_I_T
8. E_A_IN_T_ON
9. O_ON_
10. _RIZE_


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Example: MIOMST
_ _ _ E
_ _ _ E

Answer: SOMETIME

1. TGEFRNP
_ I _
_ I _ _ _ _

2. MHESW
_ O _
_ O _ _

3. SHECUN
_ _ T
_ _ _ _ T

4. ETOLDEIPE
_ _ _ N _
N _ _ _ _ _

5. EFDSER
_ I _ _
_ I _ _

6. WETRBYSA
_ _ R _ _
_ _ R _ _

7. KLSETENTR
_ _ A _ _
_ A _ _ _ _

8. NKIVWGEEBST
_ A _ _ _ _
_ _ A _ _ _ _

9. HEATOTCB
_ L _ _ _
_ _ _ L _


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Example: MIOMST
_ _ _ E
_ _ _ E

Answer: SOMETIME

1. BALIPY
_ _ _ L
_ L _ _

2. LAKIN
M _ _
M _ _ _

3. PTIEAUFG
_ R _ _ _
_ R _ _ _

4. TRTEDALH
_ E _ _
_ _ _ _ E _

5. SOMOTE
R _ _ _
R _ _ _

6. LANIEPE
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Warbucks was saying, "That's ridiculous, the best way to melt a block of ice is to put it in the oven."

To which Swig replied, "Nonsense, boiling water is the way to go. You drop the block into a pot of boiling water and it will melt much quicker than in the oven."

"Listen," Warbucks averred, "even an oven set to only 200 degrees Fahrenheit, the block would melt faster than in your boiling water."

Seeing that Fred had approached, and knowing Fred's penchant for all things esoteric, Swig asked him to intervene. Swig told Fred that he thought that the fastest way to melt a block of ice, without breaking it up first, would be to drop it in boiling water. He also told Fred that Warbucks insisted that a warm oven would be the fastest method. He then asked Fred which of them was right.

Fred simply replied, "why, neither of you, of course."

What is the fastest way to melt a block of ice without first breaking it up into smaller pieces?


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1. Three people liked to write the same kind of teaser that they liked to solve.

2. Three people took ten times longer to write a teaser as they did to solve one.

3. Jaymee took longer to solve her teaser than the girl who spent 50 minutes writing her teaser.

4. The group follows the generalization that guys don't like language and girls don't like math, so no girl wrote or solved a math teaser and no guy wrote or solved a language teaser.

5. Trick teasers are always written the fastest and language teasers take the longest to solve.

6. Logic teasers take more time to write than math teasers, which take more time to write than language teasers.

7. Two people liked to write the same kind of teaser that they liked to solve and took ten times longer to write their teaser as they did to solve a teaser.

8. Asthma wrote the riddle teaser.

9. The five people are the girl who took 30 minutes to write a teaser, the person who took 3 minutes to solve a teaser, the person who wrote and solved a math teaser, the person who solved the riddle, and Miss Sissy.


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I'm as far north that you can go,
And still be in the city of an Eskimo.

What am I?


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The three friends are, the one who played for the least amount of time, the person whose name shares an initial with his section, and the one who boasted in the Forums that she had been on the longest.


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1. Ben, who did the Asia puzzle, took 1 minute longer than Margaret, but 1 minute less than the person who did the History puzzle.

2. Kellye took longer than the person who used blue ink, and she didn't use black ink.

3. Frank, who didn't use blue ink, took less time than the person who used red ink.

4. The person who used a pencil didn't solve their puzzle in the least amount of time, but did solve it in less time than the man who solved the puzzle about Television.

5. The person who used red ink solved their puzzle in less time than the person who used black ink.

6. The woman who used green ink did the War puzzle, but did not solve it in the most amount of time.


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Since they don't want the magnets to get stuck, Fred and Bob are using non-ferrous materials that magnets won't stick to. They have one tube for each material: wood, glass, aluminum, and plastic. Each of the tubes is set up at the same angle with respect to the floor and they are all in the same room on Earth.

Assuming they have a perfect method of timing each run, which tube has the longest time?


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"It still sounds a little strange to me," Bob replied.

"Well, here, try this," the slick salesman said, handing an orange to Bob. "This is one of our oranges. You can see that it's nice and big and really juicy. And, if I cut it open," he continued, cutting the orange in half, "you can see that there are no seeds. My partners and I bought the rights to this variety of naval oranges from a multinational conglomerate."

Bob took one of the orange halves and took a bite. It tasted very good and did have no seeds. As he stood there chewing, he got a thoughtful look on his face. As soon as he swallowed his bite, he exclaimed, "You're a liar and a crook! Get out of my face and never come around here again!"

What made Bob so sure that Cut-my-own-throat Dabney was a crook?


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"I don't know," said Fred, "it doesn't sound too feasible to me."

"Look, I can prove that the planes are flying, " the slick salesman replied. "That's why I brought you out here at night. Here, face south and look up into the sky. Can you see those moving dots? Those are the planes flying through space to their destinations."

After looking up for a minute, Fred did see the moving dots. He looked at them for a while before turning to Dabney and exclaiming, "I'm out of here you crook!"

What made Fred so sure that Cut-my-own-throat Dabney was a crook?


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Can you figure out what songs they are?

1. CROAOF
2. IDOAWC
3. RTRNRHAVSN
4. GGROBAR
5. IHABCWY
6. ISMKSC
7. OTFDOCMTLGTM
8. FTSWAJHS
9. IBMBOJHSSOM
10. JBJBJBR


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It comes from the bark of a tree
And is ground for food, savory.
It is the color of rust, tan.
For pumpkin pie, it's a must, man.
Even a dumb automaton
Knows that it's not cinnamon.


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Group A:
Cling
Drive
Fort
State

Group B:
Motion
Peach
Grass
Walk


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The team has been tracking several key members of the gang for weeks, but can't place any of the members at the same place at the same time. The only thing that they know for certain is that all of the members get their sheets cleaned at the same place: Checkers Bobsylvanian Sheet Dry Cleaners.

The team thought that the plans for the kabob heists must be at the cleaners, but when the team served a search warrant, they couldn't find anything out of the ordinary. After all, everyone knows that what a Bobsylvanian likes best, after kabobs of course, is nice, clean sheets.

When Detective Fredinstein came in on the case, the first thing that he did was to meet with the lead investigator, Miss Sissy. She showed him the report on the search of the dry cleaners. The report detailed everything that they didn't find.

"As you can see from the report, Fred," said Miss Sissy, "there was nothing out of the ordinary: hangers, laundry bags, chemicals, detergents, boxes for shirts, a couple of big tubs of water, bill pads, account books, and a bunch of other stuff you'd see in a normal business." She concluded, "There wasn't even an above normal amount of cash on hand. If this were the headquarters of a kabob theft ring, we should have found something."

Fred looked pensive for a moment. "There wasn't even a shish stick to be found, huh?"

Miss Sissy replied directly, "Not even a toothpick."

After looking over the report again and thinking for about a minute, the detective said, "Well, we better take the wagon and a few units over to the cleaners. We'll want to stash them someplace where they won't be seen though. Put a couple of plainclothes out front and have them arrest everyone coming out of the place on suspicion of being involved in the largest stolen kabob ring in history. And make sure that all of their dry cleaning is confiscated."

Miss Sissy looked shocked. "How do you know they're up to something, Fred?"


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If you begin at the top and start spelling TEASER by either moving to the letter directly below the letter you are currently on or by moving to the letter that is immediately to the right of the letter below the letter you are currently on, you could use several different paths to spell the word. For instance, if your path takes you to the third 'A' you could either go to the third 'S' or the fourth 'S', but not to the first or second 'S'.

Can you determine how many possible paths there are for this word triangle? How about for word triangles with words of different lengths?


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1. The mascot for the show Philo hosts is not a badger.
2. Volcano Worshipers Hour is on exactly one hour after the show that Kuni hosts.
3. The show with the poodle as the mascot, which is hosted by Pamela, is on after 9:00 pm but before 11:30 pm.
4. Druids on Parade is on exactly three hours before the news.
5. Stanley hosts Fun with Dirt, which is not the second show on Friday nights.
6. The show with a turtle as its mascot is on right after the news. Kuni is not the host of the show.
7. The fish is not the mascot for Underwater Bingo for Teens.
8. Only Raul's and Stanley's shows have mascots whose names are different lengths from the hosts' names.
9. The show that Raul hosts, which is not Volcano Worshipers Hour, is on at 10:00 pm.


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How did he know that the clock was wrong?


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A. BREATH
B. TEASER
C. RUTABAGA
D. POISON
E. COPPER


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3. What letter has the same effect as thunder?
4. What letter is like a cow's tail?
5. What letter is like a school principal?
6. What letter is like a selfish friend?
7. What letter comes once in a minute, twice in a moment and never in a thousand years?
8. What letter is like a scandalmonger?
9. What letter is like a mystery?
10. What letter is like a guide?
11. What letter is like a buck's tail?
12. What letter is the center of joy and the principal mover of sorrow?
13. What letter is like death?
14. What letter widens a road?
15. What letter cannot be seen?
16. What letter is invisible yet never out of sight?
17. What letter changes the sex of a lad?
18. What letter is like noon?
19. What letter is like a pig's tail?
20. What letter is like the sun?
21. What letter is like a wedding ring?
22. What letter is the cleanest in the alphabet?
23. What letter is always the center of mirth?
24. What letter is like the monkey cage?
25. What letter is always discovered in the center of a maze?
26. What letter is like New Year's Day?


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One day, as he was looking at pictures of Kaiser Wilhelm, he noticed that the German leader had been putting on some weight since the beginning of the war. He decided that he could use that in one of his puzzles. He wrote,

"Changing one letter at a time to make new words, change KAISER to PORKER in 11 steps."

Can you find the solution?


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1. Fred finished after Bob.
2. Tom did not get second place.
3. Only Tom got a ribbon with a color that did not share any letters with his name.
4. The purple ribbon is for a later place than the green ribbon.
5. The complementary color for the first place ribbon is blue.


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A minute after he started, the rubber band is stretched by three inches. The spider continues walking on it at the same rate.

In another minute, the rubber band is stretched another three inches.

This keeps going on until the spider reaches the end of the rubber band. How long did it take the spider to reach the end?


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One day, Fred's dog, Checkers, bumped into the wall and sent the clock crashing to the floor, where it broke into four pieces.

While helping Fred glue it back together, his sister Kellogg noticed that the numbers on each of the fours pieces added up to the same value.

What was that value and how did the clock break?


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With the sounds of a crowd,
My second half knows a matador.

With a smile of a baby,
My whole knows no par.

Given the three above,
What am I and what am I used for?


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1. An organic life form bought the doll.
2. The CD was exactly 12DP less than the puzzle.
3. Rimmer paid with two 20DP notes and got less than 15DP back in change.
4. The nonhumans each only had a 20DP note to spend on souvenirs.
5. Rimmer and Kryten were on the poster, so they wouldn't want to buy it.
6. The doll was the least expensive souvenir.


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He assigns each of his employees a different night to close up shop. He then arranges the last 28 bottles of root beer in a square so that each side has nine bottles, as shown below:

2 5 2
5 0 5
2 5 2

Fred figures that whatever day he comes in where there are no longer nine bottles to a side, he will know it was the person who closed the night before who is doing it.

Unfortunately for Fred, Bob, the thief, figures it out and manages to take four more bottles the night of his shift, rearranging the bottles so that Fred doesn't realize they're missing. Not only that, but Bob was able to take four more bottles away the next night he closed while still rearranging them to have nine bottles on each side.

How did Bob do it?


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1. The sausage did not come in last.
2. Mr. Miser came in third and was beaten by Bob's ribs.
3. The pork butt came in second.
4. Cathy came in two places behind Fred Tin.
5. Mr. Kent won.


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1. The black luggage was purchased in Albany.
2. The person from Duluth was gone longer than the person who went to Australia but was gone less time than the person with the red luggage.
3. Charlie had less than two weeks vacation from work for his trip.
4. Adam, Darla, and Eddy all lived in the same time zone.
5. Adam's luggage paid homage to his favorite baseball team.
6. Eddy was in England for less time than the person from Boston was away.
7. The person who went to Canada took her green luggage with her.
8. The five travelers are Darla, the person who went to Australia, the person gone for 3 weeks, the man with the red luggage, and the person from Charleston.
9. Adam didn't need to use his expertise in Spanish on his trip, which lasted less than 5 weeks.
10. The person with the yellow luggage was gone longer than the person from Eureka.


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Decapitate me with no regret.
What makes me bread is what you'll get.
Cut once again, again I implore
And you will do this thing evermore.
What have you found from me?
Give me the words above, all three.


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November 16, 1936
August 27, 1728
September 24, 1944
December 7, 1008


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After seeing the x-rays, the doctor told the attending staff that it should be removed because he would be better off without it. Why?


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Fred tells Bob that he is thinking of a number between 13 and 1313.

Bob asks Fred if the number is below 500. Fred says, "Yes."

Bob asks Fred if the number is a perfect square. Fred says, "Yes."

Bob asks Fred if the number is a perfect cube. Fred says, "Yes."

Fred then tells Bob that one of his answers was incorrect and the number he is thinking of starts with an odd digit greater than 3.

What is the number that Fred is thinking of?


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While Fred was enjoying his ride, he noticed that one-third of the number of his classmates riding ahead of him, plus three-fourths of them riding behind him, equaled the total number of students on the carousel.

How many students were riding the carousel?


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