Mark

@Heidi This is correct. Surprised people are questioning it. Maybe it's a bit more common to think of RAM as a type of storage in programming? But you absolutely store data (and data structures and objects, depending on the paradigm) in RAM.

@Sam Lyons I especially struggled with the interlocking trio of RENATO / EAZY-E / ORAJEL. Wait, it was a quartet, DOLAN was in there too. Just tough.

@Tom Martin Hah, I took forever to find my error and it was that letter that almost did me in too. In my case, I wrote "ARM" as balance provider and then "KNOR" seemed a plausible alternate spelling of knar.