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Well they do say everything on Wikipedia is true...... for a given value of true....
You mean "name four hosts of American game shows who are (or were originally) Canadian". They didn't necessarily go to the US for the purpose of becoming game show hosts.
Mrs. Giragoudis, is that you? Are you still teaching grammar? I thought you died!!!
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All the names of the continents in the world have names that start and end with the same letter.
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For tequila to be labeled ultra aged it must be aged for three whole years.
North America is a continent of the Americas. There is North America, Central America, and South America.
America
"The Americas" is not a continent, it's a collection of geographic regions; anyway, it starts with T and ends with S. North America is a continent, South America is a continent, Central America is part of the North American continent.
I know, it's frustrating, after posting a wrong question, to have someone explain your mistake. Posting wrong stuff without getting called on it is more fun than having your mistakes pointed out. You know what's REALLY fun...taking the time to get it right BEFORE posting.
Technically you are right. Jim Perry was born American and came to Canada where his game show career started and moved back to the U.S later in his career to do American game shows. The forth I was thinking of is Art Linkletter.
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