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How many black queens are in a normal deck of cards?
Two.
How many cards in a deck are not spade?
In a normal deck there are 39 such cards.
How many queens are in a deck or cards?
There are four queens in a deck, one for each of the suits, spades, hearts, diamonds, and clubs.
How many queens of diamonds in a deck of cards?
In an ordinary 52-card deck, there is one Queen of Diamonds.
How many cards are in an ordinary deck of playing cards?
There are 52 cards in a normal deck of playing cards, not counting the Jokers and advertisements.
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