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The fun of this game starts with three seemingly unrelated clues. For example: "What do Florida, a locksmith and a piano have in common?"

As you picture them in your mind, you try to find the common bond. However, finding their common bond may not necessarily be in what you know, but in how you think.

Memory can retain facts, but in TriBond common sense is more important. Seeing commonalties between things is an important mental process, and this game is an excellent source of fun and an educational opportunity for the whole family.

TriBond was first introduced in 1990. Today there are many extensions for the product including a junior version, preschool version, travel version, and a card game.

Oh, and by the way, the answer is: they all have keys.

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