Decrypt hidden message and find solution
[2790] Decrypt hidden message and find solution - Decrypt hidden message (1234 56 427 89AB764 19CD 5A 427 7AB8562 83ABE3B7) and find solution. - #brainteasers #wordpuzzles - Correct Answers: 23 - The first user who solved this task is Roxana zavari
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Decrypt hidden message and find solution

Decrypt hidden message (1234 56 427 89AB764 19CD 5A 427 7AB8562 83ABE3B7) and find solution.
Correct answers: 23
The first user who solved this task is Roxana zavari.
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Todd Barry: Germaphobe

It's paralyzing being a germaphobe; lots of places are really paralyzing to me. Laundromats have these baskets on wheels -- some guy will come in with a big bag of disgusting laundry, put it in the basket, move it into the washer. And I'm supposed to take my clean laundry out of the dryer, put it in that exact same basket. I don't mind something having a dual purpose but can't it be like, 'What's that big green box over there?' 'Oh that's a dumpster and we also use that to store soup.'
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French Academy of Sciences

In 1666, the French Academy of Sciences was founded by seven mathematicians and seven physicists meeting in the king's library. The society was an outgrowth of an informal community of scientists who coordinated their research efforts through the efforts of Marin Mersenne, a monk at the Minim monastery, who had exchanged 10,000 letters with them. In 1699, King Louis XIV (who also supported the Paris Observatory) issued a formal decree of protection to the new Academy. Initially, in the constitution that he gave the society, the king retained the right to appoint members, but later membership was given by election. In 1805, the Academy moved its meetings from the Louvre to the Institute of France building.«*
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