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Econ611V-BEE P-Beauty Sep 1, 2004. P-Beauty  You may choose a number within the range 0 to 100 (inclusive).  The winner is the one who chooses the closest.

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1 Econ611V-BEE P-Beauty Sep 1, 2004

2 P-Beauty  You may choose a number within the range 0 to 100 (inclusive).  The winner is the one who chooses the closest number to the mean of the numbers all people choose times 2/3.  The winner will get $1,000.  If there is a tie, the prize will be determined among the winners by draw of lots.

3 P-Beuaty  Please indicate your choice on the piece of paper provided.  Tear off the part containing your random number and keep it to yourself. This is for your prize redemption only.  We will collect the other half which contains your choice.

4 Please fill out the form now. Thank you!!!

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