Tricky Analogy Answer (8/29)
c) MAN
The analogy is a palindrome. Thus, "name no one man" reads the same forward and backward.
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Tuesday, August 30, 2005
The analogy is a palindrome. Thus, "name no one man" reads the same forward and backward.
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