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An honest politician, a kind lawyer and Santa Claus were walking down the street and saw a $20 bill. Which one picked it up? Santa! The other two don't exist!

1. An honest politician, a kind lawyer and Santa Claus were walking down the street and saw a $20 bill. Which one picked it up??
Santa! The other two don't exist!

honest- honest

kind- kind

bill- banknote

exit- exist

2. It was Christmas and the judge was in a merry mood as he asked the prisoner, 'What are you charged with?' 'Doing my Christmas shopping early', replied the defendant. 'That's no offence', said the judge. 'It is if you do it before the shop opened', countered the prisoner.

judge- judge

merry- merry

mood- mood

charge with- charge with

defendant- defendant

offence- offence

counter- counter

MERRY HOLIDAYS!!!

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