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A man sold an automobile for 8200.
He bought the automobllo back for .
8190. and then sold it for 8220. How
much money did he‘moke?

Yesterday's Answer:

The first man to own the store ran
a toy ehop. wlth the sign “Dolls." The
baker who bought the store engaged
one letter in the sign and mode it
"Rolls." Each aucceedlng owner
changed one letter. In the following

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3. Bird dealer ...... . . POLLS
4. Wood-turner ....... POLES
5. Shoerepdrer......80LES
d. Kucfloner: ........ SAIIES
7: Florist ....... . ..... GAGES
s; / Bird dealer ....... CAGES
O. Deter ........... . CAKES
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