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A city of 4 sectors, 4 wells without water, 18 thieves & one Queen. Came a policeman, killed them all...

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A city of 4 sectors,
4 wells without water,
18 thieves & one Queen.
Came a policeman,
killed them all &
threw them into the well.
What is it?

posted Jan 26, 2017 by anonymous

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