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From the Conta Costa Times on Monday, June 16, 2008.(S595c)
 


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From the Philadelphia Inquirer on Monday, January 22, 2008.(S596)


Last Week's Trivia Answer: My founder launched me as a baby-furniture store in Washington in 1948. He soon realized that customers were also looking for toys. Today, I am a leading toy and baby-product retailer, with more than 1,500 stores worldwide. My baby-focused specialty chain is the largest in the world. I was a publicly traded company from 1978 to 2005, when I was bought out by private investors for $6.6 billion. This fall, I opened a temporary store in Manhattan to serve holiday shoppers there. I am based in New Jersey, and my mascot is the world's tallest mammal. Who am I?
The answer backwards: Cni Su R Syot
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From the Tulsaworld on Monday, May 19, 2008.(S598b)

Last Week’s Trivia Answer
In 1894, my founder accidentally created a wheat flake. In 1906, he began selling toasted flakes made of corn in Battle Creek, Mich. In 1916, I launched an all-bran cereal, and in 1928 I gave the world a little snap, crackle and pop. My rooster, named Cornelius, debuted in 1953, followed by a feline named Tony in 1958. I rake in nearly $12 billion annually. My brand names include Pop-Tarts, Froot Loops, Eggo, Cheez-It, Gardenburger, Nutri-Grain, Smart Start, Kashi and Morningstar Farms. In 2001, I bought a company whose elves live in a tree and make cookies and crackers. Who am I?
The answer backwards: Ggollek
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From the Conta Costa Times on Monday, June 30, 2008.(S599c)


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From the Conta Costa Times on Monday, July 14, 2008.(S600c)


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From the Images.Amuniversal.com, on unknown date.(S602c)


Last Week's Trivia Answer: I trace my roots back to Iowa in 1893. The wooden-tub washing machine I introduced in 1907 proved so popular that I abandoned farming products to focus on it. Today I’m America’s third-largest home appliance maker. I rake in some $4.7 billion annually in sales and am one of “America’s Most Admired” companies.

My washers, dryers, dishwashers, refrigerators and ranges carry my own name, as well as the Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef and Jade names. I also own the Hoover floor care brand and Dixie-Narco, a leader in refrigerated soft drink and specialty vending
machines. Who am I?
The answer backwards: Gatyam


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From the Conta Costa Times on Monday, July 28, 2008.(S603b)


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From the Conta Costa Times on Monday, August 18, 2008.(S606b)


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