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Third Base (Posted on 2003-09-15) Difficulty: 4 of 5
Here are some newspaper headlines:

YOU RUB IT,
SHEEP DUELED WAR STEPS,
AGING BORED TO NUT PRAYED,
FOSSILL WINS A QUIT AND OIL IT

What is the most likely "name" for this newspaper?

A: WARRITIRE B: AT IT SPARED C: TANK CURE

Note: Spaces/commas count in this code, but are nothing in it. Also, treat all words to have one space/comma between the next word. (There is no space before the beginning or after the end of the headlines, or before each possible newspaper name)

See The Solution Submitted by Gamer    
Rating: 2.7143 (7 votes)

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Some Thoughts I think Im onto something .... | Comment 6 of 14 |
I think I finally figured out what the title means. Third Base could be a reference to base 3 notation. 26 letters plus a space can be easily represented with 27 3-digit base 3 numbers (000 to 222).
  Posted by Brian Smith on 2003-09-17 14:13:36
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