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ON-AIR CHALLENGE: You will be given two words. Think of a third word that can follow each to complete a familiar two-word phrase. The third word will rhyme with one of the given words. For
example, given "blame" and "board," you would say "game," as in "blame game" and "board game." LAST WEEK'S CHALLENGE FROM LISTENER DAVE
HANSON OF MOUNDS VIEW, MINN.:Name a well-known person from the 20th century who held an important position. Take the first and last letters of this person's last name, change each of
them to the next letter of the alphabet, and you'll get the last name of another famous person who held the same position sometime after the first one. Who is it? ANSWER:(Gerald) Ford;
(Al) Gore WINNER: Lawrence Legard of Salinas, Calif. NEXT WEEK'S CHALLENGE FROM LISTENER DAVID ROSEN OF BETHESDA, MD.:The name of what character, familiar to everyone, contains each of
the five vowels (A, E, I, O and U) exactly once? The answer consists of two words — eight letters in the first word, four letters in the second. SUBMIT YOUR ANSWER If you know the answer to
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