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Wordle Postgame Report, July 10

GAMES OF SKILL AND CHANCE DEP'T.

Tom Scocca

Jul 11, 2022 — 1 min read

The Titanic and the New York, within an ace of colliding with each other at Southampton on Wednesday 10th April 1912. As Titanic left her berth, her wake caused the liner SS New York, which was docked nearby, to break away from her moorings, where upon she was drawn dangerously close to Titanic, before a tugboat towed New York away. The incident delayed Titanic's departure for about 30 minutes. (Photo by Daily Mirror/Mirrorpix via Getty Images)

July 10, BERTH, 4/6

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LIKE A MINIGOLF hole with an unfriendly cup. SPLAT got a yellow hen THROW got a yelllow TH and a green R, putting it inches from the target: it had to be _ _ R T H. The first, straight-line guess was BIRTH, but the green B was followed by a grey I. There would be no hacking around with MIRTH and GIRTH, just the resignation of typing in BERTH for the tap-in.

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