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Every answer today is a familiar three-word phrase in which the middle word is "of." The first word starts with S and the last word starts with L. This week's challenge came from Bobby Jacobs, of Glen ...

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12. Miscellaneous ornaments of little value in a display case (hyph.) This is a phonetic challenge in four parts. First, say a letter of the alphabet out loud -- like B, C, or L. Then name something ...