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Be in awe of my brilliance!
My prefix is food, my suffix is rudeWhat country am I? A Riley RiddleMy first Riley RiddleCan't Get Enough of Riley RiddlesPossibly over thereFormidable in NatureA series of rileysEnjoy You Shall (Riley riddle)A Mystical Riley RiddleA Heroic Riley Riddle (Risen)Informal relations
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My prefix might debase and diminish.
My infix might lie before stone and tree.
My suffix, Edna Mode might say no to.
Put me together and be in awe of my brilliance!
What is the word?
riddle word wordplay
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My prefix might debase and diminish.
My infix might lie before stone and tree.
My suffix, Edna Mode might say no to.
Put me together and be in awe of my brilliance!
What is the word?
riddle word wordplay
edited 2 days ago
North
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asked 2 days ago
Rubio♦Rubio
29.9k566185
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It finally happened. I finally did one of these. Thanks Riley for leading the way!
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2 days ago
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Rubio, the blasphemy! How can you? Jk, looks pretty good
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– North
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Also I bow humbly beneath the awe of the holy dog....
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My prefix might debase and diminish.
My infix might lie before stone and tree.
My suffix, Edna Mode might say no to.
Put me together and be in awe of my brilliance!
What is the word?
riddle word wordplay
edited 2 days ago
North
2,3321737
asked 2 days ago
Rubio♦Rubio
29.9k566185
$endgroup$
My prefix might debase and diminish.
My infix might lie before stone and tree.
My suffix, Edna Mode might say no to.
Put me together and be in awe of my brilliance!
What is the word?
riddle word wordplay
riddle word wordplay
edited 2 days ago
North
2,3321737
asked 2 days ago
Rubio♦Rubio
29.9k566185
edited 2 days ago
North
2,3321737
asked 2 days ago
Rubio♦Rubio
29.9k566185
edited 2 days ago
North
2,3321737
edited 2 days ago
North
2,3321737
edited 2 days ago
North
2,3321737
2,3321737
asked 2 days ago
Rubio♦Rubio
29.9k566185
asked 2 days ago
Rubio♦Rubio
29.9k566185
asked 2 days ago
Rubio♦Rubio
29.9k566185
29.9k566185
2
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It finally happened. I finally did one of these. Thanks Riley for leading the way!
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– Rubio♦
2 days ago
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Rubio, the blasphemy! How can you? Jk, looks pretty good
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– North
2 days ago
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Also I bow humbly beneath the awe of the holy dog....
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– North
2 days ago
add a comment |
2
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It finally happened. I finally did one of these. Thanks Riley for leading the way!
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
2 days ago
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Rubio, the blasphemy! How can you? Jk, looks pretty good
$endgroup$
– North
2 days ago
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Also I bow humbly beneath the awe of the holy dog....
$endgroup$
– North
2 days ago
2
2
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It finally happened. I finally did one of these. Thanks Riley for leading the way!
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
2 days ago
$begingroup$
It finally happened. I finally did one of these. Thanks Riley for leading the way!
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
2 days ago
$begingroup$
Rubio, the blasphemy! How can you? Jk, looks pretty good
$endgroup$
– North
2 days ago
$begingroup$
Rubio, the blasphemy! How can you? Jk, looks pretty good
$endgroup$
– North
2 days ago
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Also I bow humbly beneath the awe of the holy dog....
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– North
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Also I bow humbly beneath the awe of the holy dog....
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My prefix might debase and diminish.
The prefix SUB can indicate that something is lower than something else.
My infix might lie before stone and tree.
Two different kinds of LIME can go before each.
My suffix, Edna Mode might say no to.
When the fashion designer said "No capes!", everybody thought she was talking about the the superheroes' wide cloaks, but she was, of course, talking about a headland, a NESS.
Put me together and be in awe of my brilliance!
Words of true SUBLIMENESS.
answered yesterday
M OehmM Oehm
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(Partial)
Well I would be really disappointed if your suffix wasn't
a cape
which leaves us with not that many words, so even though it's probably wrong, I'm gonna go with
inscape, which is a philosophical concept related to the divinity of one's individualness (hence the title),
with the prefix
"in" being the privative (and thus, diminishing) "in" as in "insufficient",
and as for the infix..
I dunno, if you go through the National Strength and Conditionning Association, maybe you'll become resilient as a tree and hard as a rock ?
answered 2 days ago
SoltiusSoltius
1,446321
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Good try, but that's clearly a no-go on that putative infix. :)
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2 days ago
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I don't really know if these kind of puzzles enable us to give or take some latters, so I'm just gonna take a wild guess...
My prefix might debase and diminish.
ruin
My infix might lie before stone and tree.
unesco as an Unesco World Heritage sign is tipically present in national parks (stones and trees)
My suffix, Edna Mode might say no to.
cape from the movie The Incredible
Put me together and be in awe of my brilliance!
ruin + unesco + cape = RuneScape, the famous MMORPG
answered 2 days ago
AnnoszAnnosz
6369
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I don't think I've ever seen letters of the parts dropped or added from the final word without being specifically called out in the puzzle (and, at that, only once to insert an awkward single letter). The final word should be a clearer match than this, in any case.
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– Rubio♦
2 days ago
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A partial answer:
My prefix might debase and diminish.
Not sure - could be a math/music reference?
My infix might lie before stone and tree.
This could be scissors (or a form), with stone = rock, and tree = paper (rock, paper, scissors!)
My suffix, Edna Mode might say no to.
as Edna Mode from the Incredibles movie puts: "NO CAPES"
Put me together and be in awe of my brilliance!
What is the word?
???
answered 2 days ago
ElpharyaElpharya
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Taking the first and third clues from other replies, and thinking simply for the second, I'd guess:
"S" is what lies before stone and tree, as it's the letter at the beginning of those two words as written. Put together your word is Inscape - sometimes a word for art similar to a landscape of the artist's mind. Which is why you say we ought to be in awe at your brilliance.
answered yesterday
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This is not the correct solution, sorry. All three parts are real words.
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– Rubio♦
yesterday
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My prefix might debase and diminish.
The prefix SUB can indicate that something is lower than something else.
My infix might lie before stone and tree.
Two different kinds of LIME can go before each.
My suffix, Edna Mode might say no to.
When the fashion designer said "No capes!", everybody thought she was talking about the the superheroes' wide cloaks, but she was, of course, talking about a headland, a NESS.
Put me together and be in awe of my brilliance!
Words of true SUBLIMENESS.
answered yesterday
M OehmM Oehm
37.7k1117174
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
My prefix might debase and diminish.
The prefix SUB can indicate that something is lower than something else.
My infix might lie before stone and tree.
Two different kinds of LIME can go before each.
My suffix, Edna Mode might say no to.
When the fashion designer said "No capes!", everybody thought she was talking about the the superheroes' wide cloaks, but she was, of course, talking about a headland, a NESS.
Put me together and be in awe of my brilliance!
Words of true SUBLIMENESS.
answered yesterday
M OehmM Oehm
37.7k1117174
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
My prefix might debase and diminish.
The prefix SUB can indicate that something is lower than something else.
My infix might lie before stone and tree.
Two different kinds of LIME can go before each.
My suffix, Edna Mode might say no to.
When the fashion designer said "No capes!", everybody thought she was talking about the the superheroes' wide cloaks, but she was, of course, talking about a headland, a NESS.
Put me together and be in awe of my brilliance!
Words of true SUBLIMENESS.
answered yesterday
M OehmM Oehm
37.7k1117174
$endgroup$
My prefix might debase and diminish.
The prefix SUB can indicate that something is lower than something else.
My infix might lie before stone and tree.
Two different kinds of LIME can go before each.
My suffix, Edna Mode might say no to.
When the fashion designer said "No capes!", everybody thought she was talking about the the superheroes' wide cloaks, but she was, of course, talking about a headland, a NESS.
Put me together and be in awe of my brilliance!
Words of true SUBLIMENESS.
answered yesterday
M OehmM Oehm
37.7k1117174
answered yesterday
M OehmM Oehm
37.7k1117174
answered yesterday
M OehmM Oehm
37.7k1117174
answered yesterday
M OehmM Oehm
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37.7k1117174
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(Partial)
Well I would be really disappointed if your suffix wasn't
a cape
which leaves us with not that many words, so even though it's probably wrong, I'm gonna go with
inscape, which is a philosophical concept related to the divinity of one's individualness (hence the title),
with the prefix
"in" being the privative (and thus, diminishing) "in" as in "insufficient",
and as for the infix..
I dunno, if you go through the National Strength and Conditionning Association, maybe you'll become resilient as a tree and hard as a rock ?
answered 2 days ago
SoltiusSoltius
1,446321
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$begingroup$
Good try, but that's clearly a no-go on that putative infix. :)
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
2 days ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
(Partial)
Well I would be really disappointed if your suffix wasn't
a cape
which leaves us with not that many words, so even though it's probably wrong, I'm gonna go with
inscape, which is a philosophical concept related to the divinity of one's individualness (hence the title),
with the prefix
"in" being the privative (and thus, diminishing) "in" as in "insufficient",
and as for the infix..
I dunno, if you go through the National Strength and Conditionning Association, maybe you'll become resilient as a tree and hard as a rock ?
answered 2 days ago
SoltiusSoltius
1,446321
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
Good try, but that's clearly a no-go on that putative infix. :)
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
2 days ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
(Partial)
Well I would be really disappointed if your suffix wasn't
a cape
which leaves us with not that many words, so even though it's probably wrong, I'm gonna go with
inscape, which is a philosophical concept related to the divinity of one's individualness (hence the title),
with the prefix
"in" being the privative (and thus, diminishing) "in" as in "insufficient",
and as for the infix..
I dunno, if you go through the National Strength and Conditionning Association, maybe you'll become resilient as a tree and hard as a rock ?
answered 2 days ago
SoltiusSoltius
1,446321
$endgroup$
(Partial)
Well I would be really disappointed if your suffix wasn't
a cape
which leaves us with not that many words, so even though it's probably wrong, I'm gonna go with
inscape, which is a philosophical concept related to the divinity of one's individualness (hence the title),
with the prefix
"in" being the privative (and thus, diminishing) "in" as in "insufficient",
and as for the infix..
I dunno, if you go through the National Strength and Conditionning Association, maybe you'll become resilient as a tree and hard as a rock ?
answered 2 days ago
SoltiusSoltius
1,446321
answered 2 days ago
SoltiusSoltius
1,446321
answered 2 days ago
SoltiusSoltius
1,446321
answered 2 days ago
SoltiusSoltius
1,446321
1,446321
$begingroup$
Good try, but that's clearly a no-go on that putative infix. :)
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
2 days ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Good try, but that's clearly a no-go on that putative infix. :)
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
2 days ago
$begingroup$
Good try, but that's clearly a no-go on that putative infix. :)
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
2 days ago
$begingroup$
Good try, but that's clearly a no-go on that putative infix. :)
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
2 days ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I don't really know if these kind of puzzles enable us to give or take some latters, so I'm just gonna take a wild guess...
My prefix might debase and diminish.
ruin
My infix might lie before stone and tree.
unesco as an Unesco World Heritage sign is tipically present in national parks (stones and trees)
My suffix, Edna Mode might say no to.
cape from the movie The Incredible
Put me together and be in awe of my brilliance!
ruin + unesco + cape = RuneScape, the famous MMORPG
answered 2 days ago
AnnoszAnnosz
6369
$endgroup$
2
$begingroup$
I don't think I've ever seen letters of the parts dropped or added from the final word without being specifically called out in the puzzle (and, at that, only once to insert an awkward single letter). The final word should be a clearer match than this, in any case.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
2 days ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I don't really know if these kind of puzzles enable us to give or take some latters, so I'm just gonna take a wild guess...
My prefix might debase and diminish.
ruin
My infix might lie before stone and tree.
unesco as an Unesco World Heritage sign is tipically present in national parks (stones and trees)
My suffix, Edna Mode might say no to.
cape from the movie The Incredible
Put me together and be in awe of my brilliance!
ruin + unesco + cape = RuneScape, the famous MMORPG
answered 2 days ago
AnnoszAnnosz
6369
$endgroup$
2
$begingroup$
I don't think I've ever seen letters of the parts dropped or added from the final word without being specifically called out in the puzzle (and, at that, only once to insert an awkward single letter). The final word should be a clearer match than this, in any case.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
2 days ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I don't really know if these kind of puzzles enable us to give or take some latters, so I'm just gonna take a wild guess...
My prefix might debase and diminish.
ruin
My infix might lie before stone and tree.
unesco as an Unesco World Heritage sign is tipically present in national parks (stones and trees)
My suffix, Edna Mode might say no to.
cape from the movie The Incredible
Put me together and be in awe of my brilliance!
ruin + unesco + cape = RuneScape, the famous MMORPG
answered 2 days ago
AnnoszAnnosz
6369
$endgroup$
I don't really know if these kind of puzzles enable us to give or take some latters, so I'm just gonna take a wild guess...
My prefix might debase and diminish.
ruin
My infix might lie before stone and tree.
unesco as an Unesco World Heritage sign is tipically present in national parks (stones and trees)
My suffix, Edna Mode might say no to.
cape from the movie The Incredible
Put me together and be in awe of my brilliance!
ruin + unesco + cape = RuneScape, the famous MMORPG
answered 2 days ago
AnnoszAnnosz
6369
answered 2 days ago
AnnoszAnnosz
6369
answered 2 days ago
AnnoszAnnosz
6369
answered 2 days ago
AnnoszAnnosz
6369
6369
2
$begingroup$
I don't think I've ever seen letters of the parts dropped or added from the final word without being specifically called out in the puzzle (and, at that, only once to insert an awkward single letter). The final word should be a clearer match than this, in any case.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
2 days ago
add a comment |
2
$begingroup$
I don't think I've ever seen letters of the parts dropped or added from the final word without being specifically called out in the puzzle (and, at that, only once to insert an awkward single letter). The final word should be a clearer match than this, in any case.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
2 days ago
2
2
$begingroup$
I don't think I've ever seen letters of the parts dropped or added from the final word without being specifically called out in the puzzle (and, at that, only once to insert an awkward single letter). The final word should be a clearer match than this, in any case.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
2 days ago
$begingroup$
I don't think I've ever seen letters of the parts dropped or added from the final word without being specifically called out in the puzzle (and, at that, only once to insert an awkward single letter). The final word should be a clearer match than this, in any case.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
2 days ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
A partial answer:
My prefix might debase and diminish.
Not sure - could be a math/music reference?
My infix might lie before stone and tree.
This could be scissors (or a form), with stone = rock, and tree = paper (rock, paper, scissors!)
My suffix, Edna Mode might say no to.
as Edna Mode from the Incredibles movie puts: "NO CAPES"
Put me together and be in awe of my brilliance!
What is the word?
???
answered 2 days ago
ElpharyaElpharya
1,226515
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
A partial answer:
My prefix might debase and diminish.
Not sure - could be a math/music reference?
My infix might lie before stone and tree.
This could be scissors (or a form), with stone = rock, and tree = paper (rock, paper, scissors!)
My suffix, Edna Mode might say no to.
as Edna Mode from the Incredibles movie puts: "NO CAPES"
Put me together and be in awe of my brilliance!
What is the word?
???
answered 2 days ago
ElpharyaElpharya
1,226515
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
A partial answer:
My prefix might debase and diminish.
Not sure - could be a math/music reference?
My infix might lie before stone and tree.
This could be scissors (or a form), with stone = rock, and tree = paper (rock, paper, scissors!)
My suffix, Edna Mode might say no to.
as Edna Mode from the Incredibles movie puts: "NO CAPES"
Put me together and be in awe of my brilliance!
What is the word?
???
answered 2 days ago
ElpharyaElpharya
1,226515
$endgroup$
A partial answer:
My prefix might debase and diminish.
Not sure - could be a math/music reference?
My infix might lie before stone and tree.
This could be scissors (or a form), with stone = rock, and tree = paper (rock, paper, scissors!)
My suffix, Edna Mode might say no to.
as Edna Mode from the Incredibles movie puts: "NO CAPES"
Put me together and be in awe of my brilliance!
What is the word?
???
answered 2 days ago
ElpharyaElpharya
1,226515
answered 2 days ago
ElpharyaElpharya
1,226515
answered 2 days ago
ElpharyaElpharya
1,226515
answered 2 days ago
ElpharyaElpharya
1,226515
1,226515
add a comment |
add a comment |
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Taking the first and third clues from other replies, and thinking simply for the second, I'd guess:
"S" is what lies before stone and tree, as it's the letter at the beginning of those two words as written. Put together your word is Inscape - sometimes a word for art similar to a landscape of the artist's mind. Which is why you say we ought to be in awe at your brilliance.
answered yesterday
Mickey HowitzMickey Howitz
1
New contributor
Mickey Howitz is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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This is not the correct solution, sorry. All three parts are real words.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
yesterday
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Taking the first and third clues from other replies, and thinking simply for the second, I'd guess:
"S" is what lies before stone and tree, as it's the letter at the beginning of those two words as written. Put together your word is Inscape - sometimes a word for art similar to a landscape of the artist's mind. Which is why you say we ought to be in awe at your brilliance.
answered yesterday
Mickey HowitzMickey Howitz
1
New contributor
Mickey Howitz is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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$endgroup$
$begingroup$
This is not the correct solution, sorry. All three parts are real words.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
yesterday
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Taking the first and third clues from other replies, and thinking simply for the second, I'd guess:
"S" is what lies before stone and tree, as it's the letter at the beginning of those two words as written. Put together your word is Inscape - sometimes a word for art similar to a landscape of the artist's mind. Which is why you say we ought to be in awe at your brilliance.
answered yesterday
Mickey HowitzMickey Howitz
1
New contributor
Mickey Howitz is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.
$endgroup$
Taking the first and third clues from other replies, and thinking simply for the second, I'd guess:
"S" is what lies before stone and tree, as it's the letter at the beginning of those two words as written. Put together your word is Inscape - sometimes a word for art similar to a landscape of the artist's mind. Which is why you say we ought to be in awe at your brilliance.
answered yesterday
Mickey HowitzMickey Howitz
1
New contributor
Mickey Howitz is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.
answered yesterday
Mickey HowitzMickey Howitz
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This is not the correct solution, sorry. All three parts are real words.
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– Rubio♦
yesterday
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$begingroup$
This is not the correct solution, sorry. All three parts are real words.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
yesterday
$begingroup$
This is not the correct solution, sorry. All three parts are real words.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
yesterday
$begingroup$
This is not the correct solution, sorry. All three parts are real words.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
yesterday
add a comment |
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It finally happened. I finally did one of these. Thanks Riley for leading the way!
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– Rubio♦
2 days ago
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Rubio, the blasphemy! How can you? Jk, looks pretty good
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– North
2 days ago
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Also I bow humbly beneath the awe of the holy dog....
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– North
2 days ago