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From Boston, says you.

A game of bluff and bluster, words and whimsy.

Now, join our panelists and your host, Richard Sher.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Welcome home for the holidays to the carriage house on the Codman estate in Lincoln,

Massachusetts for Says You, a simple game with words played by two teams, the first of which sits stereo

right. He'll ring out the old and ring in the new and have such a ringing in his ears,

Tony Kahn. She'll pop the cork, sip the bubbly, lose her car keys, Francine Hapar,

and he'll be a stone's throw from Times Square when the ball drops in the Big Apple.

Mr. Barry Nolan.

Led on this occasion.

That's a New York tradition.

He's throwing stones right at midnight.

Mr. Nolan, well, captain.

To my left, team two.

You've heard of old langsine. He's old anxiety. Arnie well, captain. To my left, team two. You've heard of Old Lanzine, he's Old Lanziety.

Arnie Risman.

From CBS, Boston, she resolves this year to be resolutely irresolute,

Miss Paula Lyons, and she sees the new year as a time to start fresh,

and she's already as fresh as they come.

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