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Replace each word or words in parentheses with a one-word synonym to decipher a common holiday.

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Replace each word or words in parentheses with a one-word synonym to decipher a common holiday.
(The first holiday is only one word long. The second and third are two words long.)
1. (Right of north) (she)
2. (Hotel) D (ink stick) (boogie) (24 hours)
3. (Work) (24 hours)

posted Dec 27, 2019 by Kuldeep Apte

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  1. East+her--> Easter
  2. Inn+d+pen+dance+day ---> Independence Day
  3. Labor Day
answer Dec 27, 2019 by Hanifa Mammadov



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