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Arguably the last two examples were different tropes entirely, but I don\'t know which ones so I am moving them:
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Arguably the last two examples were different tropes entirely, but I don\\\'t know which ones so I am moving them here:
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** Another early example was Same Name, which originally spelled out the word \
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** Another early example was Same Name, which originally spelled out the word \\\"and\\\", invariably leading to contestants calling D and N first, then buying the A. This problem was fixed by substituting an ampersand. Strangely, AND sometimes crops up again in the modern day, but no one seems to catch on when they do.
** Similarly, almost all contestants pick N, G and I first if the category is Event or What Are You Doing? because those puzzles involve gerunds almost 99% of the time.
** Similarly, almost all contestants pick N, G and I first if the category is Event or What Are You Doing? because those puzzles involve gerunds almost 99% of the time.
