Yoruichi-san
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Okay, I've been stuck for a while but then I realized I may be way over-thinking some of these:
4. T-bird-T=bird
8. martini-I=martin
The last line makes me think something with 'amp'...but maybe that's just me ;P
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- Travel from one side of a curved path to the other -cross arc
- “I had to write an IOU
/ To all the playas in my crew
/ No drinkin’ Chivas in bed
/ Because I’m too in the red”, e.g. -debtor rap - Buddy to play Twister with -tangle pal
- Period of Turkish rule -Ottoman era
- Shout from the ground to someone on a balcony -yell upward
- Place to get a rotini martini -pasta bar
- Stomach problem for a stressed-out La Paz resident -Andes ulcer
- Apprehension of a weasel -ferret nab
- Meshed containers for edible bulbs
- Agent of darkness -night rep
- Make a sketch of part of a block and tackle -draw pulley
- Rude, unrefined member of an ugly, fanged humanoid race -crass orc
- Someone who computes unions
- “Watch out for the Apple computer” -beware mac
- Fanatical collector of old tunics bearing coats of arms -tabard nut
- Rodent willing to die for its beliefs -martyr rat
- Distilled drink from southwest Australia -Perth gin
- Where a colorful pet bird might sleep -parrot bed (although don't birds sleep standing up?)
- Genetic information of a person who lives in isolation -recluse DNA
- Cloth used to clean a signmaker’s template
- Flying mammal native to far northern treeless regions -tundra bat
- British streetcar covered with a dark viscid substance -tarry tram
- Sports stadium slogan -arena motto
- Official supervising playful conversation -banter ref
- Small, biting fly that has landed near one’s boutonniere -lapel gnat
- Weekends and holidays on a calendar
- Plant fluid obtained from Morocco -rabat sap
- Interconnected network of photo equipment -camera web
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- Travel from one side of a curved path to the other -cross arc
- “I had to write an IOU
/ To all the playas in my crew
/ No drinkin’ Chivas in bed
/ Because I’m too in the red”, e.g. -debtor rap - Buddy to play Twister with
- Period of Turkish rule -Ottoman era
- Shout from the ground to someone on a balcony -yell upward
- Place to get a rotini martini -pasta bar
- Stomach problem for a stressed-out La Paz resident -Andes ulcer
- Apprehension of a weasel
- Meshed containers for edible bulbs
- Agent of darkness -night rep
- Make a sketch of part of a block and tackle -draw pulley
- Rude, unrefined member of an ugly, fanged humanoid race -crass orc
- Someone who computes unions
- “Watch out for the Apple computer” -beware mac
- Fanatical collector of old tunics bearing coats of arms -tabard nut
- Rodent willing to die for its beliefs -martyr rat
- Distilled drink from southwest Australia -Perth gin
- Where a colorful pet bird might sleep -parrot bed (although don't birds sleep standing up?)
- Genetic information of a person who lives in isolation -recluse DNA
- Cloth used to clean a signmaker’s template
- Flying mammal native to far northern treeless regions -tundra bat
- British streetcar covered with a dark viscid substance -tarry tram
- Sports stadium slogan -arena motto
- Official supervising playful conversation
- Small, biting fly that has landed near one’s boutonniere
- Weekends and holidays on a calendar
- Plant fluid obtained from Morocco -rabat sap
- Interconnected network of photo equipment -camera web
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- Travel from one side of a curved path to the other
- “I had to write an IOU
/ To all the playas in my crew
/ No drinkin’ Chivas in bed
/ Because I’m too in the red”, e.g. -debtor rap - Buddy to play Twister with
- Period of Turkish rule -Ottoman era
- Shout from the ground to someone on a balcony
- Place to get a rotini martini
- Stomach problem for a stressed-out La Paz resident -Andes ulcer
- Apprehension of a weasel
- Meshed containers for edible bulbs
- Agent of darkness
- Make a sketch of part of a block and tackle
- Rude, unrefined member of an ugly, fanged humanoid race
- Someone who computes unions
- “Watch out for the Apple computer”
- Fanatical collector of old tunics bearing coats of arms
- Rodent willing to die for its beliefs -martyr rat
- Distilled drink from southwest Australia
- Where a colorful pet bird might sleep -parrot bed (although don't birds sleep standing up?)
- Genetic information of a person who lives in isolation -recluse DNA
- Cloth used to clean a signmaker’s template
- Flying mammal native to far northern treeless regions
- British streetcar covered with a dark viscid substance -tarry tram
- Sports stadium slogan -arena motto
- Official supervising playful conversation
- Small, biting fly that has landed near one’s boutonniere
- Weekends and holidays on a calendar
- Plant fluid obtained from Morocco
- Interconnected network of photo equipment
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5. Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite variety.
Antony and Cleopatra
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...although I like doing so in my primary language ;P
1. O Wonder! How many goodly creatures there are here! How beauteous mankind is! O brave new world, that has such people in it! The Tempest
2. Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears. Julius Caesar (one of my favorite passages of all time, btw...I love how Antony turns the masses against the conspirators without uttering a single bad word against them...so elegant ;D)
3. To be or not to be, that is the question. Hamlet
4. O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore are thou Romeo? Romeo and Juliet
6. If music be the food of love, play on.
The last one escapes me for the time being :/.
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Have looked at these on several occasions and for some time. Toughies for sure.
true love knows no bounds? or something like - an infinite capacity for love?
i know, i know. But that's all i gots for now.
Good guesses, but nope...hint: it's a very specific tongue that has been got ;P.
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6. Boolean value (FALSE) <-> Dog's worst enemies (FLEAS)
13. You might smear a schmear (BAGEL) <-> Played a Butler (GABLE)
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2. crowbar-bar=crow
9. pattern-pat=tern (which is apparently a seabird...learn something new every day
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Little Miss Muffit...
Jack and Jill...
Not sure what the numbers mean yet, tho... -
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Hmm...feeling ignored...and you know how "hell hath no fury" and whatnot...
(Yes, that was a hint ;P)
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Okay, he might not poof, but he can't answer either, and a non-answer is an answer ;P. My logical setup was not F->T, it was F->no longer a simple yes/no question. Your example is a case where the premise is always false, in which case the statement itself has no inherent meaning and therefore you can manipulate it as you will. The question I used I posed is either true or false, in the case it is true, it is a yes/no question, but if the first part is false, then it is not a yes/no question.
I.e. if I asked you:
If you are going on vacation this month, are you going leaving for more than a week?
If the first part is true, then it is a simple yes/no question. If it is not, you would answer with, like, "I'm not going on vacation this month" or sth. If you answered yes or no, it would indicate you are going on vacation this month.
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1. Brainiac100
+115.332. Framm +96.33
3. Molly Mae +93
4. Phil +70.33
5. Auramyna 06. Marksmanjay -15.33
7. Panther -25.338. Flamebirde -40.33
9. DudleyDude -100
10. Rob_Gandy -144There will be a one-week hiatus before sign-ups for round 5 start. Thank you.
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North Team
Team account - 601
South Team
Team account - 599
After returning the original 200mil, each member of the North Team is up by 0.67mil and each member of the South Team is down by 0.67mil.
Will update the overall roster sometime later this weekend.
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Online equation solver
. Okay, yes, I'm lazy 
.You have a great knowledge of different mathematical principles, but I abhor memorizing things and hence, although the name "Snell's Law" sounds vaguely familiar, I have no memory of what it actually entails. For me, calculus is very intuitive and finding a max/min via derivative is second nature
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*Clears throat*
The responses to my approach:
YES->rightmost door
NO->middle door
*poof*->leftmost door
It's similar to bon-chan's approach of setting up a logical question that cannot be answered by a simple yes/no for one of the doors.
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If I'm reading this correctly...
...is 39.35m away from A, assuming A is the point along the shore that corresponds to Mitch's initial position.
The equation for the total time it takes Mitch to get to the child is: t=1/4*sqrt(x^2+80^2)+1/8*sqrt((280-x)^2+120^2), where x is the distance from A to the point Mitch hits the shoreline.
Taking a derivative and setting equal to zero gives the minimum, after some messy algebra.
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Brainy was inactive.
The final smuggling round ends at 9 pm CST on 3/29!
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I'd ask, like, "If there is at least one door to the left of the correct door, is there more than one door to the left of the correct door?"
Or any question that is posed: IF [something that is not true for one of the doors] is true, THEN is [something that is true for only one of the remaining doors] true?
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His reptilatarian effort to tenaciously cure his comrades of their Brobdingnagian case of xenophobia, which the rest of the scaly skinned world criticized as overly quixotic, is why the axolotl was awarded the Dinobel Peace Prize.
Seraph, luminescent, orchestrate, Machiavellian, trench coat.
*whistling*
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North Team
Phil - 170mil
Panther - 0mil
Flame - 35mil
Team account - 446
South Team
Framm - 0
Brainy - 50
Jay - 0
Team account - 499
The final smuggling round begins now. Smuggling amounts must be submitted by 9pm CST tomorrow, 3/27. Thank you.
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All of North team was inactive.
Calls must be made by 9pm CST 3/26.
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Sorry, I meant 3/24.
Couples reversed
in New Word Riddles
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One last pair to go...