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So, why don't we have two? Why don't we just burn one of them? You're on the right track. Uh, you can just wait an hour. There's a big hint with the parenthesis. You divide this whole thing. Well, you can burn both of them. If you burn both ends at the same time, then it gets 30 minutes when it stops. Alright, yes. Yeah, you're on the right track. And then, you just wait. You count to 60 15 times.

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half? Adriel? Introductory word. Good. Believe it or not, readers, there are now more than. Why do I need those commas there? What is that? Elliot? Introductory part. No. Lena? Introductory part. No. Believe it or not, readers, there are now more than 20 colleges and universities in this treasured city. Anna? Direct address. We're speaking directly to the readers. We're using that title, readers, as our direct address. What about number seven? It's people, comma, historic landmarks, comma, and art are respected across the globe. What about this one? Aiden? It's a series. With attractions like these, comma, it's no surprise. Why do I need that comma after these? And number eight, what's our rule? Levi, what's our rule? It's a compound sentence. Not a compound sentence. We have a comma after these. Do we see a fanboy there with that comma? No, right? So we know it can't be a compound sentence. Aiden? What about number eight? Do we have a comma? Non-positive. We can't have a positive as being introductory elements, right? It's an introductory what? With attractions like these. Anna?

So while you might not have acres and acres of strawberry farms at home, you can still use some of the same practices to protect your own plants. You can use things like bedsheets, blankets, burlap, and cheesecloth all to protect your own flowers and vegetables in your own garden. 10-second trivia. Which of these iconic movies is based on a book? Raiders of the Lost Ark, The Wizard of Oz, Singing in the Rain, or Toy Story? The Wizard of Oz. If you said The Wizard of Oz, you are correct. The book is actually called The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, and it's written by American author L. Frank Baum. The fairy tale published in the year 1900, nearly 40 years before the movie starring Judy Garland premiered. Toto, we are not in Kansas anymore. Today's story, getting a 10 out of 10, takes us to Minnesota, where FBI agents closed the loop. But a stolen collector's item that was from the set of MGM's iconic 1939 movie, The Wizard of Oz. Remember those ruby red slippers that Dorothy clicks three times? Well, those shimmery shoes were swiped from their home, the Judy Garland Museum in Grand Rapids, all the way back in 2005. The U.S. District Attorney's Office of North Dakota says they were finally recovered during a sting operation in 2018. But the item's owner, collector Michael Shaw, wasn't reunited with the shoes. Until now, when Shaw finally saw the shoes, he compared it to a reunion with a long-lost friend. They're one of only four pairs known to be left from the historic film set, and the North Dakota VA estimates these slippers are worth around 3.5 million bucks. All right, superstars, we're at the end of the yellow brick road, the end of the show, but it is time to recognize some of you. First, we want to pay some homage to the concept of think it, see it, and believe it if you want to achieve it. Every day, dating back weeks and weeks. Mr. Bartosz's social studies class in Stewartville, Minnesota, wrote that on March 21st, they would get a shout-out, and their persistence has manifested their destiny. Stewartville Middle School, rise up, and thank you for your dedication to CNN 10. My team loves your passion. And this shout-out goes to my Firebird friends at Chaparral High School in Scottsdale, Arizona. Keep blazing that trail and flying high. Maybe I'll see you when I'm out there during the final four. Oh, yeah. See you tomorrow. Everyone, let's finish this week strong.

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