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<td id="clue_J_1_1" class="clue_text">According to a Japanese proverb, "He who climbs" this mountain "once is a wise man, he who climbs it twice is a fool"
>Mount Fuji>r />r />>r>| >Margaret | >table>
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<td id="clue_J_2_1" class="clue_text">Bavarois, a creamy custard, refers to a region in this country
Germany>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_3_1" class="clue_text">Big Blue is the nickname of this Fortune 500 company
IBM>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_4_1" class="clue_text">Ulysses' angry tirades
Grant's rants>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_5_1" class="clue_text">In this novel & the TV series based on it, Beth Harmon pictures a chessboard on the ceiling above her in bed at night
>>The Queen's Gambit>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_6_1" class="clue_text">You'll be waitin' a mighty long time, or "'til" this idiomatic return of certain bovines
until the cows come home>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_1_2" class="clue_text">Ben Nevis in this country is the highest mountain of the British Isles
Scotland>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_2_2" class="clue_text">"À la meunière" is cooking in the tradition of this worker's wife; she would have had access to a bunch of flour
a miller's wife>r />r />>r>| >Margaret | >table>
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<td id="clue_J_3_2" class="clue_text">The emoji seen >here is commonly used in place of this exclamation of astonishment that actually goes back to the early 1900s
(Clay: What is [**]?)
(Ken: Yes, the initialism being [*], older than we thought.)
>r />m class="correct_response">OMG (Oh, my God)>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_4_2" class="clue_text">Gerald's bladed weapons
>m class="correct_response">Ford's swords>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_5_2" class="clue_text">A nonfiction book subtitled "The Birth, High Times, and Corruption of Atlantic City" inspired this HBO series
>m class="correct_response">>Boardwalk Empire>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_6_2" class="clue_text">Judging good against bad is "separating" these 2 threshed farm items
>m class="correct_response">the wheat from the chaff>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_1_3" class="clue_text">Bring a chair and enjoy the view of this> famous mountain that overlooks Cape Town
>m class="correct_response">Table Mountain>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_2_3" class="clue_text">From a French word meaning "to scrape" we get this term for a preparation of breadcrumbs & cheese
>(Ken: That's [*]--"to grate".)
>r />m class="correct_response">a >gratin>r />r />>r>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>table>
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<td id="clue_J_3_3" class="clue_text">The electric i4 is one of its ultimate driving machines
>m class="correct_response">BMW>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_4_3" class="clue_text">Eisenhower's scares
>m class="correct_response">Ike's yikes (Dwight's frights)>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_5_3" class="clue_text">Tony Hale plays the rich benefactor who recruits a group of gifted orphans to take part in this "Mysterious" society
>m class="correct_response">>The Mysterious Benedict Society>r />r />>r>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>table>
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<td id="clue_J_6_3" class="clue_text">This porcine phrase means you're being offered something but its real value is being hidden
>m class="correct_response">a pig in a poke>r />r />>r>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>table>
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<td id="clue_J_1_4" class="clue_text">These 2 highest mountains of Hawaii with similar names differ in height by just over 100 feet
>m class="correct_response">Mauna Loa & Mauna Kea>r />r />>r>| >Margaret | >table>
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<td id="clue_J_2_4" class="clue_text">A silent "X" comes at the end of this sautéed vegetable mix seen here>, thought to be named for a duke whose cook popularized it
>(Margaret: What is brunoise?)
(Clay: What is Bordeaux?)
>[Time's up]
(Margaret: [*]?)
>r />m class="correct_response">a mirepoix>r />r />>r>| >Margaret | >Clay | >table>>r>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>table>
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<td id="clue_J_3_4" class="clue_text">Garmin is a leader in this technology that keeps you on track, wherever you go
GPS>r />r />>r>| >Margaret | >table>
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<td id="clue_J_4_4" class="clue_text">Jimmy's official founding documents
Carter's charters>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_5_4" class="clue_text">John Cusack & Zoe Kravitz played the record store owner in the film & TV adaptations of this novel by Nick Hornby
>m class="correct_response">>High Fidelity>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_6_4" class="clue_text">"Resist placing each of one's ova within a single receptacle" is another way to put this phrase of warning
don't put all your eggs in one basket>r />r />>r>| >Margaret | >table>
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<td id="clue_J_1_5" class="clue_text">Referring to its shape, this peak on which Brazil's Christ the Redeemer Statue stands has a name meaning "hunchback"
(Clay: What is Corvacada?)
>r />Mount Corcovado>r />r />>r>| >Clay | >table>>r>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>table>
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<td id="clue_J_2_5" class="clue_text">Place your steak in a sealed bag in heated water & you're cooking like the pros via this "under vacuum" method
>m class="correct_response">>sous vide>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_3_5" class="clue_text">Managed by Caltech for NASA, this facility was originally created in the 1930s for rocket research
the JPL (Jet Propulsion Laboratory)>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_4_5" class="clue_text">William Howard's vertical gold mine passages
Taft's shafts>r />r />>r>| >Margaret | >table>
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<td id="clue_J_5_5" class="clue_text">This 2021 miniseries based on a Beth Macy book goes from big pharma boardrooms to the struggles of opioid addicts
>m class="correct_response">>Dopesick>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_6_5" class="clue_text">An Apple commercial where a rural fellow finds a lost iPhone is a reference to this idiom
finding a needle in a haystack>r />r />
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>Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 15):
| >Margaret |
>Maureen |
>Clay |
| >$600 |
>$3,800 |
>$1,600 |
>Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:
| >Margaret |
>Maureen |
>Clay |
| >$3,200 |
>$6,600 |
>$2,600 |
>Double Jeopardy! Round
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>d class="category_name">THE IDEAS OF MARCH>tr>
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<td id="clue_DJ_4_1" class="clue_text">The Elizabeth Tower in London houses this large bell
Big Ben>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_5_1" class="clue_text">In 2020 a super deluxe edition of his "Sign o' the Times" was released with 63 previously unreleased tracks
(Ken: Yes, great album.)
>r />Prince>r />r />>r>| >Margaret | >table>
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<td id="clue_DJ_6_1" class="clue_text">The ratio of an object's velocity to the velocity of sound in the same medium is named for this physicist
Mach>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_1_2" class="clue_text">In 1918 Congress thought March 31 was the moment to first spring forward to this
daylight savings time>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_4_2" class="clue_text">About 1,200 feet, the Fernsehturm TV Tower in this capital was built in the 1960s to showcase the socialist system
Berlin>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_5_2" class="clue_text">Time magazine named this Brazilian soccer great one of the 100 most influential people of the 20th century
Pelé>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_6_2" class="clue_text">Make your bones naming this complex of bones seen >here
the pelvis>r />r />>r>| >Margaret | >table>
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<td id="clue_DJ_1_3" class="clue_text">Folks in what's now this state thought March 2, 1836 was a good day to declare independence from Mexico
(Clay: What is... Wyoming?)
>r />Texas>r />r />>r>| >Maureen | >Clay | >table>
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<td id="clue_DJ_2_3" class="clue_text">Deposits of this mineral make up the white sands of White Sands National Park
(Clay: What is... mica?)
>r />gypsum>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_3_3" class="clue_text">Jennet Conant's "A Covert Affair" tells of this female chef's time in the OSS, the forerunner of the CIA
Julia Child>r />r />>r>| >Margaret | >table>
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<td id="clue_DJ_4_3" class="clue_text">Constructed in 1348, the 220-foot Galata Tower in this city overlooks the Golden Horn
Istanbul>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_5_3" class="clue_text">She showed a more serious side in the movie "The Farewell", in which she returns to China to visit her ailing grandmother
Awkwafina>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_6_3" class="clue_text">Before moving to Gemini & Taurus, the summer solstice used to be in this constellation, hence the name of a geographic line
(Margaret: What is [*]? What is the Tropic of [*]?)
>...
(Ken: Less than a minute to go.)
>r />Cancer>r />r />>r>| >Margaret | >table>
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<td id="clue_DJ_1_4" class="clue_text">The government of Reza Pahlavi chose March 21, 1935 as the day for changing the country's name from this to this
(Clay: What is... India?)
>r />Persia to Iran>r />r />>r>| >Maureen | >Clay | >table>
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<td id="clue_DJ_2_4" class="clue_text">In Matthew 2:11 it's presented as a gift, along with gold & frankincense
myrrh>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_3_4" class="clue_text">>This man, considered by some Britain's greatest soldier is the focus of the biography subtitled "The Iron Duke"
the Duke of Wellington>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_4_4" class="clue_text">Once part of the defenses of the city of Lisbon, the 16th century >Belém Tower was built on the north bank of this river
(Clay: What is the... Tasus?)
>r />the Tagus>r />r />>r>| >Margaret | >Clay | >table>
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<td id="clue_DJ_5_4" class="clue_text">He was a favorite of Jackie Kennedy & Bill Blass called him "the quintessential American designer"
Halston>r />r />>r>| >Margaret | >table>
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<td id="clue_DJ_6_4" class="clue_text">With 1 being the softest on the Mohs scale of hardness, this substance consisting primarily of silica is the index mineral for 7
(Margaret: [After Ken gives the correct response] I knew that.)
>r />quartz>r />r />>r>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>table>
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<td id="clue_DJ_1_5" class="clue_text">To him, at his aunt's farm in Massachusetts, March 16, 1926 was the right time to launch the first liquid-fueled rocket
Goddard>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_2_5" class="clue_text">From the Latin for "viper", it's a dragon used in heraldry, like the image seen >here
(Clay: What is wyrm?)
(Maureen: What is a gryphon?)
>r />m class="correct_response">a wyvern>r />r />>r>| >Maureen | >Clay | >table>>r>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>table>
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<td id="clue_DJ_3_5" class="clue_text">William Feaver does some psychoanalyzing in his 2-volume "The Lives of" this British artist who died in 2011
>m class="correct_response">Lucian Freud>r />r />>r>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>table>
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<td id="clue_DJ_4_5" class="clue_text">One of the tallest buildings in the world, the Makkah Royal Clock Tower, is part of a complex adjacent to this holy site
>(Margaret: Is that the Western Wall?)
>(Maureen: What is the Wailing Wall?)
>r />the Great Mosque in Mecca>r />r />>r>| >Margaret | >Maureen | >table>>r>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>table>
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<td id="clue_DJ_5_5" class="clue_text">At 66, >this supermodel was stunning at the 2021 Met Gala, her outfit called "A Ray of Light After All the Darkness"
(Ken: Margaret, where to?)
>(Margaret: [Unenthusiastically] SCIENCE for $400.)
(Ken: You seem excited.)
[Laughter]
>r />m class="correct_response">Iman>r />r />>r>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>table>
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<td id="clue_DJ_6_5" class="clue_text">This outermost region of the Sun's atmosphere is warmish-->2 million kelvin
>(Clay: What is the photosphere?)
...
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
>r />m class="correct_response">the corona>r />r />>r>| >Margaret | >Clay | >table>
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Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:
| >Margaret |
>Maureen |
>Clay |
| $12,300 |
$10,200 |
>-$2,400 |
>[w agering suggestions for these scores]
Final Jeopardy! Round
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<tr>d class="category_name">CENTRAL AMERICA>tr>
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<td id="clue_FJ" class="clue_text">A small river connects these 2 lakes that combined form close to 10% of their country's area
>(Ken: Maureen, we're gonna start with you; you're laughing, you're having a good time.)
(Maureen: I am! This has been great. Are you kidding me?)
>(Ken: What are Guatemala...)
(Maureen: I'll read it for ya>--what are Guata and Mala?)
>(Ken: Oh, I see. "Guata" and "Mala".)
[Laughter]
>(Maureen: I was just gonna throw it out there, Ken.)
(Ken: [Laughs] I'm sure Lake Guata and Lake Mala are lovely, but...)
>(Maureen: Underrated.)
...
>(Ken: [To Margaret] [*] is correct. At the other end of Rio Tipitapa is [**]. The capital is named for the other lake. So you're gonna lose how much? Oh! You bet everything.)
(Margaret: I did.)
>...
(Ken: You're well positioned for our next Tournament of Champions...)>r>>Maureen | >What are guata + mala? | >r>>$8,000 | >r>>Margaret | >What is> are Nicaragua & | >r>>$12,300>table>>Lake Nicaragua & Lake Managua
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>Final scores:
| >Margaret |
>Maureen |
>Clay |
| >$0 |
$2,200 |
>-$2,400 |
>Game dynamics:
| >Margaret |
>Maureen |
>Clay |
| $10,000 |
$10,200 |
-$400 |
Game tape date: 2022-01-12
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