Aspiring attorneys labor through countless exams to gain admission to me, gymnasts flip across me on the mat, and trick-or-treaters unwrap me to savor chocolate candy. What am I?
A bar
Wordplay on the legal Bar examination, gymnastic uneven/parallel bars, and a candy bar.
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