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1. Let's start from Thomas More's fictional island country, where there is no private property or locks on doors, where gold is used for chamber pots and chains for the few criminals who provide slave labor. What is this place?
2. Now, drop a letter from the previous answer and rearrange the remaining letters to create a word that refers to a paved, usually uncovered outdoor area next to a house.
3. Next, drop another letter and rearrange the remaining letters to create a word that refers to "an extremely small amount".
4. Once again, drop a letter and rearrange the remaining letters to create a word that denotes a cereal plant (or its grain), used for both human and domestic animal consumption.
5. One last time, drop a letter and rearrange the remaining to create a word some British speakers use to express their gratitude in an informal manner.
6. At this point, add a letter to the previous answer and rearrange the letters to create a word that can refer to a decree or statute as well as to a division of a dramatic performance.
7. Again, add a letter to the previous answer, rearrange the letters, and create the name of the softest mineral known to human beings.
8. Yet again, add a letter to the previous answer to create a word referring to a T-shaped piece of metal or wood attached to a pier or dock and around which a rope may be tied to moor a boat. This word may also be used to refer to a piece of metal, rubber, or plastic attached to the sole of a shoe to help create surer footing.
9. And once again, add a letter to the answer of the previous question, rearrange the letters and give me a verb that means "to discover the exact place or position of someone or something".
10. Finally, add one more letter to the answer to the previous question and rearrange them to create the revered name of the castle and court associated with one legendary king whose father was Uther Pendragon.
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