After listing out these things, a baseball lover hears that large ones are like desert oases from his mother's amnesiac employer. A chess fanatic who represents these things as single rows of beans makes a freshman renounce his major for failing his summer quest to answer a question he prefaces with a fact about them from a
After listing out these things, a baseball lover hears that large ones are like desert oases from his mother's amnesiac employer. A chess fanatic who represents these things as single rows of beans makes a freshman renounce his major for failing his summer quest to answer a question he prefaces with a fact about them from ancient Greece. A pasta lover who resents her sister for finding her an apartment describes a woman who corresponded about these things under a French male name while talking to a drunk notebook thief. These things title a novel in which abandoning the disabled (*) Michela haunts her twin Mattia, who orbits around the anorexic Alice Della Rocca. In an Apostolos Doxiadis novel, Uncle Petros is obsessed by a problem about combining these things, whose Solitude names a Paolo Giordano novel. Catherine reveals to the PhD student Hal that she, not her dementia-stricken father Robert, wrote a key result about them. For 10 points, name this subject of the title theorem in David Auburn's Proof.
After listing out these things, a baseball lover hears that large ones are like desert oases from his mother's amnesiac employer.
twin prime numbers [prompt on natural numbers or integers or more general math-related answers] (The leadin is from Yoko Ogawa's strongly recommended The Housekeeper and the Professor)