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By MamaBear

Question: The 22nd and 24th Presidents had the same biological mother and father, but weren't brothers. They were both male, and were never female. Neither were adopted or "switched at birth". How is this possible?

Answer: They were the same person. The 22nd President was Grover Cleveland. After his first term, Benjamin Harrison was voted into office. Once Harrison was voted out of office, Cleveland was voted back in, becoming the 23rd President.

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By killerpro55

Question: what is small but can save things that do not weight anything in it?

Answer: Thumbdrive

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1 + 1 = 4 (medium)

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By RainbowDash

Question: If 1+1=4, 7-3=2, and 5x2=8, then what is half of 19?

Answer: 4. #of letters + (number) = (answer) 1 (3 letters) +1=4 etc.

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By RainbowDash

Question: What goes next: 4,7,93,12,9,8,?

Answer: 52. Look at the title.

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By jamesd

Question: I am two five letter names 500 is at the start, 10 is in my heart. In the middle of that is 1, Near the end is none. At the end is 14, Yet that is not all that has been seen. It's a word that rhymes with liver, Yes, to the left of that is river.

Answer: River Dixon. We know his name is river, so 500 being D in Roman numerals, 10 being X, 1 being I, and an is the fourteenth letter of the alphabet. D at the start, X in the middle, in the middle of those two is I, so that spells DIX, near the end is none/0, which is like an O so that's DIXON. Then to the left of that is River so, RIVER DIXON.

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