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Embryonic & adult are the two main types of these cells; labs are now generating induced pluripotent ones to eventually battle diseases |
stem cells
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In 1911 the Senate approved the 17th Amendment, allowing its own members to be chosen via this |
a popular election
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Corkscrew, nail file, sharp blade, iconic red handle |
a Swiss Army knife
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Wordsworth's "Preface to" these "Lyrical" poems asks the reader to "decide by his own feelings genuinely" |
Ballads
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In 2021 the Country Music Hall of Fame announced its new members-elect, including this mother & daughter duo |
(Mayim: Correct, Naomi and Wynonna.)
The Judds
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Bermuda & Vidalia are considered sweet varieties of these |
onions
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Babies have kneecaps that are not made of bone yet; they're this flexible tissue that will become bone via ossification |
cartilage
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The 1862 act that provided money for land-grant colleges specified that they should teach mechanical arts & this |
(Lana: What are liberal arts?) (Vernon: What is trade?) (Mattea: What is engineering?)
agriculture
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Frame, sash, glass |
a window
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This sir wrote his "History of the World" (& its preface) in the early 1600s when he was imprisoned in the Tower of London |
Sir Walter Raleigh
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In 2020 Billboard named its "Greatest of All Time Latin Artists", with this late "Queen of Tejano" as the Top Female Artist |
Selena
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Absolute, total, categorical; it can precede "surrender" |
unconditional
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This fight-or-flight hormone causes goosebumps which back when we were furrier raised hair follicles trapping air |
(Mattea: What is cortisol?)
adrenaline
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In 1887 Congress passed the Interstate this act, applying the same-named constitutional clause |
(Lana: What is trade?)
Commerce
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Minaret, mihrab, ablutions area |
a mosque
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Before his 1543 book begins, this man tells Pope Paul III, "I should, on the contrary, assert that the Earth moves" |
(Vernon: Who is Galileo?)
Copernicus
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Seen here with husband David Foster, she first gained notice on "American Idol" & has been recording & acting ever since |
Katharine McPhee
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Missed one of these at LAX? Time to head back to the ticket agent to get sorted out |
a connection
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The inside of the lungs is called the bronchial tree; the trunk is actually this which branches off & brings oxygen into the lungs |
trachea
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After the secession of the Southern states, Congress in 1862 chose a northern route for this, from Nebraska to California |
the Transcontinental Railroad
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A handheld item: canopy, shaft, springs, handle |
an umbrella
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In the preface to this collection, Whitman says the "universe has one complete lover and that is the greatest poet" |
(Lana: What is Song of Myself?)
Leaves of Grass
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A chip off the old block, this daughter of Pete Escovedo has led her own "Glamorous Life" as a world famous percussionist |
Sheila E.
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This "bias" is a psychological term for how pre-existing ideas are supported |
confirmation
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This type of joint with a 3-word name allows for the greatest range of motion--forwards, backwards, sideways & rotating |
(Mayim: And out of 60 clues, you have gotten 35 correct--very impressive.)
ball-and-socket
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Congress passed the first of these acts in 1866; Congress passed another big one in 1964 |
the Civil Rights Act
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The tumba, made of a gourd, about 20 parda or frets, a 3-foot-long neck, main & sympathetic strings |
a sitar
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This 16th century man's preface to the history of the Reformation in Scotland deems some clergy members "bloody wolves" |
(John) Knox
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A major talent gone too soon, she's best remembered for writing such hits as "And When I Die" & "Stoney End" |
Laura Nyro
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All the Bronte kids, including brother Branwell, died from this disease now called tuberculosis |
consumption
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