Carol Alaimo, an attorney from Buffalo, New York, was the last contestant on season 3 and of the original primetime version of the U.S. version of the show on June 27, 2002. She walked away with $125,000.
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| - Carol Alaimo, an attorney from Buffalo, New York, was the last contestant on season 3 and of the original primetime version of the U.S. version of the show on June 27, 2002. She walked away with $125,000.
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- Hoops
- Cathedral
- Herb
- Hairdresser
- Popcorn
- Car salesman
- Esquire
- Nougat
- Academic footnotes
- Attach wigs
- Plains of Texas
- Position of stars
- Relax muscles
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- $125,000 - Not Timed
- $250,000 - Not Timed
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| - Carol thought it was Position of stars, but did not feel confident, so she decided to walk away with $125,000. The correct answer was indeed B: Position of stars.
- Carol did not know, so she decided to call her friend and former contestant Tony Mangaser, who knew Shores of Florida was not in the song, as he happened to hear the song that morning. She decided to go with him and won $125,000.
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- Bologna
- Wired
- Painter
- Waldo
- Airport terminal
- Antiques dealer
- Cause weight loss
- Classified ads
- Continental drift
- Hills of Tennessee
- Praline
- Secure scenery
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- TV Guide
- Tom Hanks
- Florist
- Brittle
- Health club
- Flavin
- Animal migration
- Architect's blueprints
- Chubby hubbies
- Improve complexion
- Remove makeups
- Shores of Florida
- Time-space continuum
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- Turkey
- Phones
- Librarian
- Dudley
- Dentist
- Truffle
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