In message <[log in to unmask]>, Olav Kappert 
<[log in to unmask]> writing at 22:25:15 in his/her local time 
opines:-
>Four friends, including Mike, gathered at Mike's home a Sunday 
>afternoon to watch a football game on television between the Washington 
>Warriors and the New York Braves.  From the clues that follow, can you 
>determine each fan's last name (one is Blakely) and occupation (one is 
>a statistician)?
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>1. Two of Mike's guests were Donna and the building contractor.
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>2. Hugh, whose last name isn't Horner, is a loyal Braves fan.
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>3. Donna isn't the dentist.
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>4. Jenkins, an avid Warrior fan, went home before the game was over, 
>following an apparently conclusive Braves touchdown late in the forth 
>quarter, which put the Braves in the lead.
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>5. Jean and Anderson were both delighted to watch the Warriors win the 
>game with a touchdown in the final seconds.
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>6. The programmers was the last person to go home.
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>7.  Horner isn't the building contractor.
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>       Programmer
>       Statistician
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>Hugh
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>Jean
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>Bldg. Contractor
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>Dentist
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>Programmer
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>Statistician
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>Have fun.
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>Olav.

Mike    Anderson        Dentist
Donna   Jenkins Statistician
Hugh    Blakely Bldg.Contractor
Jean    Horner          Programmer

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