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What can the Second Prize Possibly be?

Posted on July 21, 2009 by Gil Kalai

You are guaranteed to win one of the following five prizes, the letter says. (And it is completely free! Just 6 dollars shipping and handling.) a) a high-definition huge-screen TV, b) a video camera, c) a yacht, d) a decorative … Continue reading →

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