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The following is a description of a funny cartoon for the New Yorker Caption Contest

  Description: A detective is examining a crossword puzzle with a magnifying glass while another man watches him.

  Which of the following captions is the funniest?
(A) Watson, I’m bored.  Go find a bright light and some ants.
(B) What kind of monster skips the crossword?! Bag it up Watson!
(C) I suspect vowel play
(D) Moriarty" fits, but these days it should start with a "W" and end in an "atson
(E) Look, Watson. Somone has stolen letters and left blanks!
(F) I think it's 'bird' down, 'droppings' across
(G) This isn’t the comic section
(H) Famous deerstalker wearer.” I haven’t got a clue, Watson.
(I) I need glasses, Watson.
(J) Spiderman’s sweetheart; last name, six letters?

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