There's an answer in it.

Two answers? There may possibly be a third alternative.

Only one answer can take care of all our questions.

And if there is a partial answer, a more complete answer from me, it is to simply imagine.

There is only one solution. It's not that hard.

He's got the key to a puzzle in his head. I have to get the key.

There are two possible answers to that question.

There is, there's a third alternative.

And right answer, of course there might be more than one right answer many puzzles have more than one.

That brings us to the two answers.

There must be some answer!

Your previous answer

It informs, it tells us, it supplies us answers before we've even thought about it.

I know there's one big answer I've always looked for

And there are a couple of answers to that question.

There's three big answers.

It's a bit suspicious isn't it? There is two answers to the question so far, Zero and one.

Stop giving them lists of questions every single one of which has an answer.

And a lot of times you can answer with actually a link to another scratchpad, where you actually answered their question.

To a mathematician if there are two answers, and the first two are zero and one, there is another number that immediately suggests itself as the third alternative.

And the answer is no.

AG Brilliant. Thank you for asking a question that I can answer with an uncontroversial answer.

And the answer is no, not really we use a machine shop.

It is an easy answer.

There seemed to be no answer to the problem.

There's only one answer. You see this picture one way and I another.

One answer lies deep in our cultural history.

There's an answer for everything.

Yet, I had a very good answer.

I have to give them an answer.

I want an answer now. I need one.

I know you're anxious, but only one person can give us the answer.

I'll give you the short answer.

I just want a clear answer.

So the answer hinges on the answer to three simple questions.

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Think about it. Yes. The answer is I had a girlfriend. What?

Three choices for the answer. One is correct.

The classic answer is to form an institution, right?

Come on. Let's go. Will you leave me alone?

Well the answer to that is a multidisciplinary team.

A person's gotta find his own answers.

And you can make puzzles like this one that aren't solvable at all.

There is no simple and straightforward answer to this question.

And there will be a prize for the person who gets closest at the end.