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Premier Crossword By Frank A. Longo


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Cryptoquote

One letter stands for another. In this sample, A is used for three L’s, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, and length and formation of words are all hints. The code letters are different for each puzzle.

A X Y D L B A A X Ris L O N G F E L L O W

S T H S C T E Q W J F W K K D T I

N T R W O E T Q V T J M W A Q Q H ,

A H Q N T R W O E T Q V T I H H K E

W K T C H R U T I . — S W O C A T M F W A

Z S F B F N V M S V D X V D K H R

Y D K P D Z S F V D K H G Z S F

P Q H H S V M S . — X E X Q H S I

I S S N X J X E V

M B Y Y E Y L F X F M B Y W L

F N W K W S L F H L ; M B Y S W

M B F N Q B M L F N W V I Q Y L .

— T S W Q S H S I J F F P X

T Z E B H X C F O H W H B Z O N E T C O A

Q G E R H Z B — C R N J G R H Z B H X

O J J O H , N J G ’ X T Z E H O J J O H .

— T G A T X J M O F

M E N K A G K J N S F P G F K G F X

K G X F J M N E O S M W V M J S N R K

I K G F J M P M J Z , V G C R O J J F U G

J S G J M C G F E A I F K G J N

I R X J M P F J G M J . — Y R X M F

I F C G K N E

E N R B C U O Q R G U W B O G X R B K

A D M F B W R Q O F B C M D M E M

C B E D C M R R H D C X C R I

U G C A M F G J R M , Z V E D C

N G W D C X C R I R O R M .

— L G Q F R U J Q B V M E


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ACROSS 1 Stops 6 Flash 11 “The Waste Land”

poet 12 Cowboy contest 13 Biathlon need 14 Battery end 15 “The Graduate” girl 17 Wager 19 Company abbr. 20 Deli choice 23 Isn’t imaginary 25 Created 26 Traditional 28 Whole lot 29 Curly-haired pet 30 Agreeable answer 31 Fast flier 32 Earl Grey, for one 33 Grilled sandwich 35 Ball’s costar 38 Arrives 41 Rachel of

“The Constant Gardener”

42 Turn outward 43 Unoccupied 44 Fresh

DOWN 1 That lady 2 Ring legend 3 Existences 4 Bridge fee 5 Spy’s asset 6 Thou 7 Solitary 8 Courtroom oath 9 Homer’s neighbor 10 Sock part 16 Reply to a knocker 17 Seamstress Ross 18 Send away 20 Period of adversity 21 “Set Fire to the Rain”

singer 22 Sorceress of myth 24 Use a needle 25 Cow call 27 Perceives 31 Like Dixieland music 33 Yesteryear 34 Flaring star 35 Wonder 36 “Stand” band 37 Tiny taste 39 Hosp. sections 40 Pig’s place

CROSSWORD THOMAS JOSEPH


ACROSS 1 Let up 6 Polite address 10 Tennis star Monica 11 Bamboo muncher 12 Cardiff’s land 13 Famed fur tycoon 14 School on the Thames 15 Summer top 16 Depressed 17 Trig function, for short 18 Baseball great Ron 19 Moved clumsily 22 Eye drop 23 Make finer 26 Made a count of 29 Underlit 32 Put down 33 Memorable time 34 Frittata 36 Swiss capital 37 Opera’s Callas 38 Spoil 39 Incite 40 Tea party guest 41 Spotted 42 Take the wheel

DOWN 1 In addition 2 Prevail over 3 Door opener’s

words 4 Freshman, usually 5 Snaky shape 6 Prepare potatoes 7 Prank 8 Find charming 9 Best Picture of 1955 11 Elapses 15 Craggy hill 17 Blue hue 20 Outlaw 21 Conk out 24 Comped thing 25 Patio’s kin 27 Small rug 28 Anger, informally 29 Stadium tops 30 Mirror sight 31 Join together 35 Pride member 36 Cloth bundle 38 Methane or

ethane


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Cryptoquote

One letter stands for another. In this sample, A is used for three L’s, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, and length and formation of words are all hints. The code letters are different for each puzzle.

A X Y D L B A A X Ris L O N G F E L L O W

B U R J Y J C C B C Y V O U V B Y P

Y V O W B Y P . B U R J Y J C C B C

L J B Y P Z Q J J O V U V

T Y M O W B Y P . — Z R V M U U J R R

B ’ R H F H W M X H Z V N W V K C A

L B Y J F K Q W X ’ V Q C X V M C F

V N C L H E W Z R B E H L .

— G H X X K S

H Q C D G H V M M N T S C V U G E P ,

H Q Z H Z M V A C Y C V M M N G T

A Q C B Z Y M F ’ T S C Y L C H A

L Z Z F . — D G H Q V C M M C J G E C

E N T L L Z N N J T W F E P P B E V Z

P Z G T B P Z N J E W W B X V B X

W H K Z F E X O Y B F Z N , E W M E O N

M B Y U Y U Z N E F Z D Z P N H X .

— T X C X H M X

R A J P D L S D W K K W K M R N S V L T

V L C V X K N S D N R A J F D L N V X

R A J H J Z N S K C G K L A J T S A N S K M

G K A G C K T K N F S D N N S K R

F D L N . — O V T O V T C D M

O M Z M N L E Q R N V Y K B

V Y K B F , T K Y P Q O M O E U M

Y R M O M Z M N L E Q R N V Y K B F ,

E Y Y . — K Y A M K E U L Z H


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ACROSS 1 Pad 7 Spring shape 11 Show up 12 Writer Rice 13 Ticked off 14 “Toodle-oo!” 15 Play direction 16 Major criminal 17 “Shucks!” 18 Placid 19 Took in 21 Wine choice 22 Middle Ages

weapons 25 Research site 26 Film editing

transition 27 Smith grad 29 Big snakes 33 Decalogue deliverer 34 Syrup source 35 UK resident 36 Get by 37 Squalid joint 38 Put on a pedestal 39 Great serves 40 Landed folks

DOWN 1 Come to a point 2 Sports spot 3 Quarterback

Favre 4 Concert recording,

e.g. 5 Continually 6 “How I Met Your

Mother” role 7 Supply food for 8 Ready for action 9 Chants 10 Inclined 16 Disgusted 18 Brown shade 20 Boredom signs 22 Heat-related 23 Insulting 24 Syria neighbor 25 Kappa follower 28 Doles (out) 30 Dizzying designs 31 Hiss of history 32 Squalid 34 Created 36 Newsstand buy,

for short


ACROSS 1 Very unpopular 6 Espresso order 11 Different 12 Orange shade 13 Lifted 14 Sculpting medium 15 Director Burton 16 Had lunch 18 Comic Bernie 19 Hurler’s stat 20 Ruin 21 Crumb carrier 22 Reduce 24 Swift jets 25 Boosts the price of 27 Puerto — 29 “And — off!” 32 Easter find 33 One of the Stooges 34 Ariz. neighbor 35 African grazer 36 Phone download 37 Busy one in Apr. 38 Prepare coffee beans 40 Needed aspirin 42 Bert’s buddy 43 River of Provence

44 Minuscule 45 Body shop

challenges

DOWN 1 Inn 2 Dress 3 “The Sporting Club”

writer 4 Sushi choice 5 Impractical sort 6 Sad sack 7 Play part 8 “Gravity’s Rainbow”

writer 9 Lease signer 10 Puts up 17 Summer shirt 23 — Paulo 24 Take to court 26 First American in space 27 Feel bad for 28 Snub 30 Mend one’s ways 31 Skirts 33 Pirate address 39 Sermon topic 41 Cohort of Fidel


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Multi-Sudoku

Each puzzle consists of two or more Sudoku grids overlapping each other in various configurations. The grids may be Classic Sudoku or a mix of different Sudoku variants. The object is to solve all grids according to their variant rules. Note that overlapping areas comply with the rules of more than one grid.


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CROSSWORD EUGENE SHEFFER


ACROSS 1 Whatever’s left 5 Fix a skirt 8 Ollie’s pal 12 Sore 13 “All the Things

You —” 14 Stylish 15 Item on stage 16 Moving vehicle 17 Shakespeare

villain 18 Elvis’

Mississippi birthplace

20 Feathery cluster 22 Gave up 26 Censor’s sound 29 Tic-tac-toe win 30 Scoffer’s laugh 31 Libretto 32 Play on words 33 Mexican money 34 French article 35 Moonshine

container 36 Petruchio’s

Kate, e.g. 37 Western capital

40 Freeway access 41 Attractive

person 45 “Zounds!” 47 Mauna — 49 Church section 50 VHS alternative 51 Mischievous

tyke 52 Enrages 53 Keg contents 54 Greek

consonants 55 Opening day?

DOWN 1 Engrossed 2 Beige 3 Buy stuff 4 Prepare for

printing 5 Devastation 6 Historic period 7 Bring up 8 Bradbury genre 9 Margaret — 10 Bailout

recipient in 2009 news

11 Sgt., e.g. 19 Track circuit 21 Venusian

vessel? 23 Cheek

enhancer 24 Facility 25 Arab boat 26 A/C measures 27 Musical Horne 28 Denounce 32 Jack-o’-lantern 33 Southwestern

city 35 Bread spread 36 Pigpen 38 “M*A*S*H”

role 39 Types of tides 42 MacDonald’s

place 43 Eye layer 44 Not as much 45 “Chicago”

lyricist Fred

46 “Golly!” 48 Ostrich’s

cousin

ACROSS 1 “Grey’s

Anatomy” network

4 Facebook contribution

8 Undergoes recession

12 Carnival city 13 Arthur of tennis 14 Portrayal 15 Place to find a

rake 17 Cheer 18 Bart’s sis 19 Keep tabs on 20 Tureen

accessory 22 Authoritative

order 24 Oodles 25 Diamondback,

e.g. 29 Present 30 Stinky 31 Praise in verse 32 False teeth 34 Unaccompanied 35 Make one’s way

36 “Annie Hall” director

37 Yuletide rendition

40 “Buenos —” 41 On 42 Annoy for one’s

own amusement 46 Young horse 47 Initial chip 48 Conk out 49 TV trophy 50 Require 51 Kreskin’s claim

DOWN 1 Illustrations 2 Story of a

lifetime? 3 Lose warmth 4 Old hat 5 Job safety org. 6 Yon maiden 7 A Kennedy

brother 8 Mistakes in

print 9 Galosh 10 United nations

11 Eve’s third son 16 Bouncy melody 19 Hospital

section 20 Come to earth 21 Lotion

additive 22 Celebrated with

a bash 23 Eye part 25 Gull’s cousin 26 Cabana’s

location 27 Not working 28 Noble gas 30 Coal or gas 33 Doubly thick 34 Cabbage salad 36 Wasn’t well 37 Eatery 38 Teeny bit 39 Wander 40 Be overly fond

of 42 Enthusiast 43 Individual 44 “— the season

...” 45 With it, once


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Here is a pleasant little game that will give you a message every day. It’s a numerical puzzle designed to spell out your fortune. Count the letters in your first name. If the number of letters is 6 or more, subtract 4. If the number is less than 6, add 3. The result is your key number. Start at the upper left-hand corner and check each of your key numbers, left to

right. Then print the message in the box provided.


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ACROSS 1 Old clothes 5 Chantilly, for

one 9 Wicked 12 Persian Gulf

nation 13 History

chapters 14 Wish otherwise 15 Options list 16 Shopping area 17 Raw rock 18 Long story 19 Japanese sash 20 Trade 21 Operate 23 Barrister’s abbr. 25 Tools for duels 28 Poinsettia

family 32 Downright 33 Wouldn’t shut

up 34 Trojan War

hero 36 Siesta cover 37 Whatever

amount

38 Victory sign 39 Put something

over on 42 Shelter 44 Arp’s style 48 Likely 49 Elliptical 50 Physical 51 Dog’s doc 52 Rapid 53 Choir voice 54 Tokyo’s old

name 55 Start the pot 56 Welsh emblem

DOWN 1 Optician’s

selection 2 Vicinity 3 Jets or Sharks 4 One of a daily

trio 5 Slot machine

losers 6 Spirited horse 7 Tooth decay 8 “Guinness

Book” suffix

9 Forehead 10 Emanation 11 Profound 20 Roosevelt

program 22 City-related 24 Binge 25 Health resort 26 Hearty brew 27 Burger holder 29 Genetic abbr. 30 Red-staters’

org. 31 Away from

WSW 35 Forest-related 36 Slim and trim 39 Most popular,

for short 40 Pundit’s column 41 “Beetle Bailey”

dog 43 Sunrise site 45 Wheelbase

terminus 46 Birth certificate

info 47 Uncontrolled 49 Son-gun link

ACROSS 1 Dillon or Damon 5 Greek vowel 8 Heap 12 Cooling drink 14 Smell 15 Execrate 16 Island garlands 17 Sch. org. 18 Not quite upright 20 Big name in

California wines 23 Soreness 24 Do as you’re told 25 Wide ruffle 28 Conk out 29 Lead the way 30 Playwright

Levin 32 Beat decisively 34 Follow closely 35 Manitoba native 36 Tending (to) 37 Lecherous

observer 40 — carte

41 Off the base, for short

42 Proclaim 47 Toy block name 48 Washington

Monument, e.g.

49 Rewrite, maybe

50 Hot tub 51 Chills and

fever

DOWN 1 Central 2 High card 3 Roman X 4 Doubly thick 5 Sicilian volcano 6 Sleuth, briefly 7 212 or 718,

e.g. 8 Allergy sufferer’s

woe 9 Concept 10 Pork cut

11 Formerly, formerly

13 Car 19 Actress

Elisabeth 20 Deity 21 Somewhat 22 Sly look 23 Carroll heroine 25 Solemn occasions 26 “Arrivederci” 27 Ireland 29 Mentor 31 Beer cousin 33 Spotted wildcat 34 Emotional upset 36 Trudge on 37 Crooner Jerry 38 As yet unpaid 39 Boo-Boo’s

companion 40 “— Karenina” 43 Siesta 44 Run-down horse 45 French vineyard 46 — out a living


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The Cryptoquip is a substitution cipher in which one letter stands for another. If you think that X equals O, it will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words and words using an apostrophe give you clues to locating vowels. Solution is by trial and error.

Cryptoquip

W D H O H Z H D Z R I P S A H Z E F

I O A J D S C X F D D L Z I C P A Z

I Z L D I Z R R H D Y R Z E D S D X A

Y T A E J D H : “ T ’ S Z H D R T D W D H . ”

Q X H U L X H C H M C R H D M E ’ W H

Q J L X B W H B R R M Q H P L M

I M N H J U Q J L X D M E , J L ’ T

“ C W H T H U L I M N C B U D

B I I H C L H P . ”

W Q Y K T Q X J D K J F H T Q ’ U E Y T X

S H T U J K T W D Y T X Q Y U U N A

M K U Z V H J Y D K T T N M H A F .

H J Q Y S J D Y T K Q Q K - Z V H E Y T .

X S Q ’ W B Z S J K Z G S L N M V B

F S D J M K S D X S Q O B K K B E

G F S N B Q K L G G W J R Q G B E

O S B V N ? L I J G G I B R L W E

G S I E V B .

K T X B I T Q Z H B V B L D A Z D T A Q

X B D Y U D D Y B X T G L D U F L

Q H F W F L N D B K D F K I B F L N

N H U Q B Q T L U V G H W B .

X R C S X B M B P M W B B T

R G K L B K T H E C B Q T S K H B M ,

X B H K J X S ’ L B E W M B Q L B C

X K M Q K L R G E T R

H K T E S R P Q H E T K S E Q .

Today’s Cryptoquip Clue: S equals M

Today’s Cryptoquip Clue: D equals Y

Today’s Cryptoquip Clue: J equals T Today’s Cryptoquip Clue: X equals H

Today’s Cryptoquip Clue: D equals T

Today’s Cryptoquip Clue: B equals E


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The Cryptoquip is a substitution cipher in which one letter stands for another. If you think that X equals O, it will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words and words using an apostrophe give you clues to locating vowels. Solution is by trial and error.

Cryptoquip

M T A H I K I M X C U A P L X R A H

L A E C U G M W Y T M U G Q C Y P Q K

U A R A H Q O P L U - U G M W W M W Y

G P M Q , M O M E P R V C L A V P I K .

R T W G N P Y Z U S T W

N G S W Z G W S R T N F W Y K V G

I E U W W S , N V D D L P N V G L F F E

K Z V D F L N I “ N P S L G O

D V G G W D S W O . ”

P R E W J A R A G R F C A X W H H R V

X G Z A R Q Z Z B X F H R A W H H

P U G R Q A R H B , F N J R A A A G R

V F V F X A G F C N H R - G W C V R V H U .

Z Q X R T X O Z X U G P X X Y U O

O Y V O M Z L E R T V F C H O Z G J R E

W R H Y X O O Y U U J Y T X , Y

Q R M X R L P T W P F U M C

J Y M X - U X T Y G J R L .

F X A W D O Q F D I D W E X N A

N K W U N W N I J E D F X F O N Y D

F T K K X W X D A E E U J A Q N T Y F ,

X F X E J A J O C I D Y F J O C I D Y ?

Z P T R M S A R M R X Z K W P M S K O

G P M P S K G K M U B Y P X X K X T K O V

X Q B B K X X A Q Y Y V , U Z K L E O C K O

M E L G P C K X G R M R G Q G O P S K .

Today’s Cryptoquip Clue: R equals Y

Today’s Cryptoquip Clue: Y equals U

Today’s Cryptoquip Clue: V equals D Today’s Cryptoquip Clue: X equals S

Today’s Cryptoquip Clue: X equals I

Today’s Cryptoquip Clue: X equals T


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BottlesCatChimneyDishesDogDrumsFingernailsFloorsGun barrelHairPastryShoesSuitSweatersTeeth

BarsBrowniesCakeCandyCookiesEggsFondueFudgeIce creamKissesMoussePuddingSauceSyrupTruffle

CLUE LIST

CLUE LIST

Find the listed words in the diagram. They run in all directions - forward, backward, up, down and diagonally. Every puzzle has one

unlisted clue.

Word SleuthEach Wuzzles is a word riddle which creates a disguised word, phrase, name, place, saying, etc. For Example, NOON GOOD = GOOD AFTERNOON

Wuzzles


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BananaBeaks

BowClaws

CrescentCutlass

GooseneckHarp

Hockey stickHook

Letter “s”Ribs

RockerScytheTusks

BryantCarter

DrexlerEllis

IversonJames

JamisonMiller

PaytonPierce

PippenRay AllenRichmondRobinsonStockton

CLUE LIST

CLUE LIST


unlisted clue.


Wuzzles


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AirBloodCashConversationDataElectronsGlaciersIceKetchupLavaMolassesMoneyRiverStreamWater

BakkwaDuckFishJau gokJiaoziLeekLobsterMelon seedNian gaoNoodlesPorkSweetsTaro cakesTurnip cakesYusheng

CLUE LIST

CLUE LIST


unlisted clue.


Wuzzles


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AlsoAnalog

Big muleChain

Dark menEnglanderGray men

LaityOld pan

PainsPanelPure

RabiesRed nail

Serial

BarranquillaBinche

CologneDakar

LimburgMainz

MarseilleMazatlan

MobileNew OrleansPort of SpainQuebec City

SalvadorSinaloaSweden

CLUE LIST

CLUE LIST


unlisted clue.


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What number is 1/10 of 1/2 of 1/9 of 720 divided by 1/3?

A) 12B) 36C) 360D) 720

“Biennial” means something that takes place once every two years. A

“triennial” takes place once every three years. How many years does each of the

following words represent?

a) undecennialb) vicennialc) semicentenniald) quincentennial

The numbers 6009 and 6119 are both numbers that can be rotated 180 degrees and still read the same. What is the first

number immediately preceding 6009 that has this same characteristic? This is a fun puzzle you can try with your friends to see

who can solve it the quickest. NOTE: Consider the numbers 0, 1, 6 and 9 only.


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Here’s a “trickledown” puzzle. The rules are simple; you merely change one letter on each

line to make a new word and continue until you reach the final word.

EXAMPLE: COAT _____ _____ _____

VASE

ANS: COAT COST CAST CASE VASE

Now, try this one.Remember, there may be more than one answer. If you find one, send it to:www.terrystickels.com

MOODY____________________________RULES

In the grid below, place the numbers 1 through 8 so that no number is next to a consecutive one in the counting sequence (horizontally, vertically or diagonally).

12 10

9 11

Below are four squeezer puzzles. Can you find the correct word to be placed in the middle of each to create two new words, one front-end, one back-end? Here’s an

example of how it works:

battle S H I P wreck

1) rattle _ _ _ _ door 2) assist _ _ _ acid 3) mortar _ _ _ _ _ walk 4) there _ _ _ _ draw


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Premier Crossword

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IDLENESS IS NOT DOING NOTHING. IDLENESS IS BEING FREE TO DO ANYTHING. — FLOYD DELL

YOU CAN HAVE EVERYTHING IN LIFE THAT YOU WANT IF YOU JUST HELP ENOUGH OTHER PEOPLE GET WHAT THEY WANT. — ZIG ZIGLAR

A SUCCESSFUL MARRIAGE REQUIRES FALLING IN LOVE MANY TIMES, ALWAYS WITH THE SAME PERSON. — UNKNOWN

CHEMICALLY SPEAKING, CHOCOLATE REALLY IS THE WORLD’S PERFECT FOOD. — MICHAEL LEVINE

I’VE LEARNED THAT YOU SIMPLY CAN’T CONTROL THOSE BAD VIBES. — KENNY G

DELEGATING WORK WORKS, PROVIDED THE ONE DELEGATING WORKS, TOO. — ROBERT HALF

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PEOPLE STAY MARRIED BECAUSE THEY WANT TO, NOT BECAUSE THE DOORS ARE LOCKED. — PAUL NEWMAN

IN ORDER TO HAVE A REAL RELATIONSHIP WITH OUR CREATIVITY, WE MUST TAKE THE TIME AND CARE TO CULTIVATE IT. — JULIA CAMERON

HATRED IS NEVER ANYTHING BUT FEAR — IF YOU FEARED NO ONE, YOU’D HATE NO ONE. — HUGH DOWNS

THE EYES OF OTHERS OUR PRISONS; THEIR THOUGHTS OUR CAGES. — VIRGINIA WOOLF

YOU MUST DO THE THING WHICH YOU THINK YOU CANNOT DO. — ELEANOR ROOSEVELT

THE ONLY REAL VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY CONSISTS NOT IN SEEKING NEW LANDSCAPES, BUT IN HAVING NEW EYES. — MARCEL PROUST

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I WOULD LIKE TO ASK YOU SOMETHING WITH REGARD TO YOUR FAST-THINNING HAIR, IF I MAY BE SO BALD.

BECAUSE SHE INSTALLED THOSE ROOF TILES ALL BY HERSELF, I GUESS SHE DID IT SHINGLE-HANDEDLY.

AFTER THAT SCOTTISH HIGHLANDER GUY WHACKED ME WITH HIS SKIRT, I FELT ENORMOUSLY KILT-STRICKEN.

HAVING FINISHED ANGER MANAGEMENT CLASSES VERY SUCCESSFULLY, THE WORKER NOW MAKES MINIMUM RAGE.

SINCE MY SELECTION OF CHOCOLATES IS MORE SUFFICIENT THAN YOURS, IS IT AN AMPLER SAMPLER?

WHEN I SURF THE INTERNET WHILE UP ON MY FEET, I OCCASIONALLY PROCLAIM “I STAND CONNECTED.”

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VERY RARE ALBUM TRACK BY THE MONKEES ABOUT A BASEBALL REPLACEMENT PITCHER: “I’M A RELIEVER.”

CLEARLY THAT GIRL’S VERY FIRST ARCHERY LESSON WAS QUITE HARROWING. IT LEFT HER ALL A-QUIVER.

YOU’RE GOING TO ASK ME HOW I KNOW YOU PENNED THOSE UNATTRIBUTED POEMS? A LITTLE BARD TOLD ME.

HAD THESEUS BEEN ALIVE IN MODERN TIMES, HE MIGHT’VE OBSERVED HIS RIVAL ON A MINOTAUR MONITOR.

SOMEBODY RECENTLY TOLD ME THAT THE MOUN-TAIN DRIVING TEST IS BEING GRADED ON A CURVE.

WHEN THE PEOPLE YOU’RE WITH ARE ALLOWED TO COME IN WITH YOU, IT’S “PRESENT COMPANY ACCEPTED.”

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The first number preceding 6009 that can be rotated 180 degrees and still read the same is 1961.

The answer is A) 12.1/10 x 1/2 x 1/9 x 720 = 720/180 = 44 ÷ 1/3 is the same as 4 x 3, which is 12.

a) 11 yearsb) 20 yearsc) 50 yearsd) 500 years

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