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Doug: We'll we have the first letter in that second word. Does it help for CY$5000? A currency container.
Michael: I didn't think about Canadian currency and this is a Canadian game show. Duh! (audience laughs) My answer is "THE LOONIE BIN".
Doug: And that answer's right!
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(bells; audience applause; The Mad Dash victory music plays) (theme plays)
Doug: The loonie is a Canadian one-dollar coin. That means you get 5000 cyber-loonies.
Doug: We'll take a break, come back and see if Michael can score big in the next bonus definition. Net Definition's comin' right back at ya.
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Doug: Back on Net Definition. Part two of the double-header in A to Z. Michael, this is another chance for you to win CY$50,000. I know what you want to get to business -- so here's Rich with your second bonus definition.
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Rich: It could happen to you on "Let's Make A Deal".
Doug: OK, not many letters to fill in -- so a shot at, at most, CY$6000 if you don't win it here on 50-grand. One time only for 50-grand -- it could happen to you on "Let's Make A Deal".
Michael: All I know about this puzzle is that the second word is "A". I need some letters.
Doug: All right. We're about to prove that hypothesis right now and see if we have any other As in the answer. A.
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(ding) (few groans from the crowd)
Doug: Well, that's the only A up there. CY$6000 if you can solve this. It could happen to you on "Let's Make A Deal".
Michael: Well, that didn't help. (audience laughs) I need some more letters.
Doug: More letters are on the way. B. (pause) C. (pause) D. (pause) E.
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Doug: E's the middle letter of the last word. With the two vowels, a shot at CY$5000. It could happen to you on "Let's Make A Deal".
Michael: I gotta get some consonants. More letters, please.
Doug: OK, let's see if F helps. F. (pause) G.
A TO Z ROUND CONTINUES
