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Q1 Repeated as Spoiler

> (1) There's one 'sport' in which neither the spectators nor the > participants know the score or the leader until the contest ends. What > is it? > (1) There's one 'sport' in which neither the spectators nor the > participants know the score or the leader until the contest ends. What > is it? > (1) There's one 'sport' in which neither the spectators nor the > participants know the score or the leader until the contest ends. What > is it? > (1) There's one 'sport' in which neither the spectators nor the > participants know the score or the leader until the contest ends. What > is it? > (1) There's one 'sport' in which neither the spectators nor the > participants know the score or the leader until the contest ends. What > is it? > (1) There's one 'sport' in which neither the spectators nor the > participants know the score or the leader until the contest ends. What > is it? > (1) There's one 'sport' in which neither the spectators nor the > participants know the score or the leader until the contest ends. What > is it? > (1) There's one 'sport' in which neither the spectators nor the > participants know the score or the leader until the contest ends. What > is it? > (1) There's one 'sport' in which neither the spectators nor the > participants know the score or the leader until the contest ends. What > is it?

Marriage.

Democracy.

Waldorf and Stadtler (sp?) from 'The Muppets'.

Boxing.

Liberace.

Like Topsy, it just grew.

dwell, dwelt, dwelling, dweomer, dwarf, dwarfs, dwarves, dwarven, all the derivatives of those that I missed, and there's a whole bunch under 'dwindle' as well.

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I haven't got them. You can ask anyone round here. I wasn't even in the area at the time.

Walking Roller-skates Skateboard Bicycle Motor-bike Car

(the last two require the player to hold a licence)

Expensive.

Sock (grey). Sock (white). Sock (dark blue). Sock (dark green). Sock (black). Sock (with holes).

SSSS S SSS S SSSS

PPPP P P PPPP P P

OOO O O O O O O OOO

IIIII I I I IIIII

L L L L LLLLL

EEEEE E EEE E EEEEE

RRRR R R RRRR R R R R

Niagara Falls.

My guess would be that Onion is one of them.

Perhaps Strawberries.

Do they set the bottles up next to the pear tree in the spring, then harvest them in the fall?

'Dwarf' and 'dwindle' come to mind. 'Dweeb' probably isn't considered common.

Period (full stop). Exclaimation Point. Question Mark. Comma. Colon. Semicolon. Hyphen. Apostrophe. Elipsis. Quotation. Slash.

Would an ampersand qualify as punctuation? If so, then it would seem we could add the asterisk, 'at sign', and the octothorpe.

In the state of Minnesota.

Shoes, socks, sandals, stockings, ...

Bob H

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<SNIP>

Perhaps bottle placed over 'baby' fruit while it is small but still growing? Bottle hung on tree and fruit actually grows inside the bottle

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Patrick Hamlyn performed an arpeggio on a keyboard and produced:

dwimmerlaik

Triple bonus points for anyone who can name the source of that word, or better yet, quote the line it appears in.

Lettuce is frequently sold in chopped form, mixed with other salad produce. I think that has to count as processing, doesn't it?

I think its a distinction between a fruit and a berry.

Agreed. I've not seen any satisfactory answer to this question. I suspect its some sort of trick question. Maybe the answer is 'Christmas Tree' or some such nonsense.