[DOC] [TLE] Musical Instruments - jService.io - Jeopardy trivia question API [PAR] ... for: Musical Instruments. Question, Answer, Value, Airdate. [DOC] [TLE] Appalachian Mountain Dulcimer Research Paper.pdf [PAR] Oct 7, 2005 ... It might be lying in the back of your closet; perhaps it is sounding in harmony with 
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Question: "Sweet" name for the folk instrument heard here, or perhaps up in the Appalachian Mountains
Answer: the dulcimer