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    I'm part of life including you,



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    In rows and columns hundreds and tens,



    We're oft caged like so many hens.




    What are we?






    riddle rhyme







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      I'm part of life including you,



      A word of many meanings true,



      In rows and columns hundreds and tens,



      We're oft caged like so many hens.




      What are we?






      riddle rhyme







      share|improve this question
















      I'm part of life including you,



      A word of many meanings true,



      In rows and columns hundreds and tens,



      We're oft caged like so many hens.




      What are we?






      riddle rhyme




      riddle rhyme






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          You are




          cells




          I'm part of life including you




          living organisms consist of cells




          A word of many meanings true




          storm cell, battery cell, etc.




          In rows and columns hundreds and tens




          cells of a spreadsheet




          We're oft caged like so many hens.




          prison cell







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          • Yeah... not exactly a real brain scrambler that one. You'll have to wait 8 min before I can accept. And the last line was also a reference to 'battery' hens.
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          living organisms consist of cells




          A word of many meanings true




          storm cell, battery cell, etc.




          In rows and columns hundreds and tens




          cells of a spreadsheet




          We're oft caged like so many hens.




          prison cell







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          • Yeah... not exactly a real brain scrambler that one. You'll have to wait 8 min before I can accept. And the last line was also a reference to 'battery' hens.
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          cells




          I'm part of life including you




          living organisms consist of cells




          A word of many meanings true




          storm cell, battery cell, etc.




          In rows and columns hundreds and tens




          cells of a spreadsheet




          We're oft caged like so many hens.




          prison cell







          share|improve this answer




















          • Yeah... not exactly a real brain scrambler that one. You'll have to wait 8 min before I can accept. And the last line was also a reference to 'battery' hens.
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          living organisms consist of cells




          A word of many meanings true




          storm cell, battery cell, etc.




          In rows and columns hundreds and tens




          cells of a spreadsheet




          We're oft caged like so many hens.




          prison cell







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          cells




          I'm part of life including you




          living organisms consist of cells




          A word of many meanings true




          storm cell, battery cell, etc.




          In rows and columns hundreds and tens




          cells of a spreadsheet




          We're oft caged like so many hens.




          prison cell








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          • Yeah... not exactly a real brain scrambler that one. You'll have to wait 8 min before I can accept. And the last line was also a reference to 'battery' hens.
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          Yeah... not exactly a real brain scrambler that one. You'll have to wait 8 min before I can accept. And the last line was also a reference to 'battery' hens.
          – Brent Hackers
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          Yeah... not exactly a real brain scrambler that one. You'll have to wait 8 min before I can accept. And the last line was also a reference to 'battery' hens.
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