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Bigger is better—sometimes. If you use all six of your tiles on one word, you'll get an automatic 50-point bonus. But that's not the only way to gain an advantage. Look carefully for open x2 and x3 tiles, which double or triple the letter (if it's a ...
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@LauraF282105, bigger is better—sometimes. If you use all six of your tiles on one word, you'll get an automatic 50-point bonus. But that's not the only way to gain an advantage. Look carefully for open x2 and x3 tiles, which double or triple the let...
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In Mahjongg Solitaire, it’s important to not just match tiles indiscriminately, as different suits can give you different point values. They are:
Wan (Tiles with Chinese characters) – 2 points
Circle (Tiles with circles) – 4 points
Bamboo (Tiles w...
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Good afternoon, everyone, this concludes our session with AARP Expert Susan Weinstock. We want to thank each and every one of you for your questions. The discussion is now closed and will remain available for viewing.
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Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve was established on May 2, 1924. In which state is it located? Have you ever visited?
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Bigger is better—sometimes. If you use all six of your tiles on one word, you'll get an automatic 50-point bonus. But that's not the only way to gain an advantage. Look carefully for open x2 and x3 tiles, which double or triple the letter (if it's a ...
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@LauraF282105, bigger is better—sometimes. If you use all six of your tiles on one word, you'll get an automatic 50-point bonus. But that's not the only way to gain an advantage. Look carefully for open x2 and x3 tiles, which double or triple the let...
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In Mahjongg Solitaire, it’s important to not just match tiles indiscriminately, as different suits can give you different point values. They are:
Wan (Tiles with Chinese characters) – 2 points
Circle (Tiles with circles) – 4 points
Bamboo (Tiles w...
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Good afternoon, everyone, this concludes our session with AARP Expert Susan Weinstock. We want to thank each and every one of you for your questions. The discussion is now closed and will remain available for viewing.
Just wanted to remind particip...
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Test your Travel Trivia knowledge, then check back to learn the answer!
Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve was established on May 2, 1924. In which state is it located? Have you ever visited?
A. California
B. Idaho
C. Arizona
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Bigger is better—sometimes. If you use all six of your tiles on one word, you'll get an automatic 50-point bonus. But that's not the only way to gain an advantage. Look carefully for open x2 and x3 tiles, which double or triple the letter (if it's a ...
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@LauraF282105, bigger is better—sometimes. If you use all six of your tiles on one word, you'll get an automatic 50-point bonus. But that's not the only way to gain an advantage. Look carefully for open x2 and x3 tiles, which double or triple the let...
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In Mahjongg Solitaire, it’s important to not just match tiles indiscriminately, as different suits can give you different point values. They are:
Wan (Tiles with Chinese characters) – 2 points
Circle (Tiles with circles) – 4 points
Bamboo (Tiles w...
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Good afternoon, everyone, this concludes our session with AARP Expert Susan Weinstock. We want to thank each and every one of you for your questions. The discussion is now closed and will remain available for viewing.
Just wanted to remind particip...
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Test your Travel Trivia knowledge, then check back to learn the answer!
Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve was established on May 2, 1924. In which state is it located? Have you ever visited?
A. California
B. Idaho
C. Arizona
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