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Is a nickel rare or common?
common
How rare is a hole in one in golf?
That depends on which hole. Shorter holes will have more common hole in ones than long ones. In general, still very rare.
Is Trite the opposite of common?
No, rare or uncommon is
What is an antonym for the word rare?
common
What are the card codes for 39 clues that get you clues?
Card Codes are the digits and letters that are located at the bottom of the card. If you happen to get an entire combo, you will get a card replicator(to replicate a card, 1 replicator = 1 common, uncommon, or super common, 3 replicators = 1 rare or ultra rare or 3 common, uncommon, or super common.)and a clue.
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