Channel 4 Plasma Puzzle Contest
POSTED: Friday, May 12, 2006
UPDATED: 9:08 pm EDT May 12,
2006
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Do you have what it takes to solve the puzzle?If you do, you could win a 42” High Definition Plasma Screen Television from Channel 4.Each weeknight May 15-May 19 the local station will give out two word clues. One will appear in the last 15 minutes of the 9 p.m. Dr. Phil Show and the other will appear in the first 15 minutes of the 10:00pm News.Collect all the words, assemble them into a sentence, and answer the question that sentence poses.If you have the right answer and you’re the 4th caller when prompted Friday night May 19, you could be watching television like you never have before -- on a brand new 42” Plasma Screen Television!Good luck!For a complete set of contest rules, click here.
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