Hint
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Answer
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Letter that most plurals end in
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S
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Most important letter on a treasure map
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X
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Another name for B♯
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C
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Five, in Roman numerals
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V
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Widest letter in most fonts
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W
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Sounds the same as ewe
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U
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Carrots are rich in this vitamin
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A
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Come to this intersection and you can go right or left, but not straight
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T
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Spelled out, this letter starts with W
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Y
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Massive U.S. Air Force plane with eight jet engines: _-52
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B
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Letter dropped by speakers with a Cockney accent
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H
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James Bond's boss
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M
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The most common starting letter for male first names in the U.S.
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J
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Metric prefix for 1000
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K
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On average, the worst letter to have on your rack in Scrabble
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Q
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There are only two countries that start with this letter, both in Africa
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Z
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Before 2010, this symbol repeated twice was the 14th letter of the Spanish alphabet
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L
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Largest letter on the Snellen chart commonly used to test one's vision
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E
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Don't forget to dot this letter, when lowercase
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I
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On the internet, press this letter to pay respects
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F
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Letter that a pirate says before "matey"
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R
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Comes after H, He, Li, Be, B, C, and N
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O
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Germany's international license plate code
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D
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In Spanish a tilde (~) sometimes appears above this symbol
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N
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English equivalent of the Greek letter π
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P
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An FBI agent is known as a _ man
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G
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Qi is nice if you get the Q near the end of a Scrabble game (where it's hard to make long words) but if you get it near the start then it's pretty bad, pro Scrabble players average over 30 points a go, so an 11 point word would usually be a bad play.
As for the triple word tiles generally pros will deliberately not play a good word if it gives their opponent access to the triple word tile because it's basically giving their opponent easy points. They probably also wouldn't play a vowel next to a triple letter tile either for similar reasons.
Thats why its D.