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<td id="clue_J_1_1" class="clue_text">Article 7 of the 1919 covenant of this organization said its seat "is established at Geneva"
>the League of Nations>r />r />
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the Bay of Bengal>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_3_1" class="clue_text">J.L.C.,
>back for more in "Halloween Kills"
(Loni: [*]? Who is [*]?)
>r />m class="correct_response">Jamie Lee Curtis>r />r />>r>d class="right">Loni>table>
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<td id="clue_J_4_1" class="clue_text">In 2021, Shakespeare in the Park was back in this park with "Merry Wives">, changing the Bard's setting to South Harlem
>m class="correct_response">Central Park>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_5_1" class="clue_text">Time for some twisting dumbbell curls & underhanded seated rowing to help develop these upper arm muscles with 2 heads
>m class="correct_response">biceps>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_6_1" class="clue_text">This type of breakfast got its name from the idea that other Europeans ate lighter in the morning than Brits did
>m class="correct_response">continental breakfast>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_1_2" class="clue_text">6 months before the 19th Amendment was ratified, the Natl. American Woman Suffrage Association got reorganized under this name
>m class="correct_response">the League of Women Voters>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_2_2" class="clue_text">Neil Simon wrote some "Memoirs" about this beach neighborhood next door to Coney Island
(Sean: What is Rockaway Beach?)
>r />m class="correct_response">Brighton Beach>r />r />>r>d class="right">Loni>d class="wrong">Sean>table>
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<td id="clue_J_3_2" class="clue_text">N.P.H.,
suiting up for "How I Met Your Mother"
Neil Patrick Harris>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_4_2" class="clue_text">"Into the Woods" finds Rapunzel trampled & a giant plummeting to its death from one of these
a beanstalk>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_5_2" class="clue_text">The chest this machine, seen >here, works your pecs just like the bench type, & it's easier to watch the gym TV sitting up
a press>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_6_2" class="clue_text">Taco Bell branded this ordinal repast that they said was "between dinner and breakfast"
the Fourth Meal>r />r />>r>d class="right">Loni>table>
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<td id="clue_J_1_3" class="clue_text">Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio, & Blitzcrank & Dr. Mundo as well, fighting champions in this online video game
>the League of Legends>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_2_3" class="clue_text">A legendary >surfing spot, 'Ehukai Beach on Oahu's North Shore is known as this pipeline, a Japanese cheer
Banzai>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_3_3" class="clue_text">W.J.H.,
>making some (after)life changes in "The Good Place"
(Ken: Yes, as Chidi.)
>r />m class="correct_response">William Jackson Harper>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_4_3" class="clue_text">Kenneth Lay & Jeffrey Skilling are characters in Lucy Prebble's drama about this disgraced company
>m class="correct_response">Enron>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_5_3" class="clue_text">The external obliques toward the sides are the outer layer of these core muscles
>m class="correct_response">the abdominals>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_6_3" class="clue_text">Unappetizing term for the chicken proverbially served at a banquet or testimonial dinner
>m class="correct_response">the rubber chicken dinner>r />r />>r>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>table>
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<td id="clue_J_1_4" class="clue_text">The Ivy League includes this school that was chartered in 1865 & has a lovely view of a Finger Lake
>m class="correct_response">Cornell University>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_2_4" class="clue_text">Add 2 letters to a big European bay to get this big Floridian one
>(Loni: What is Biscay?)
(Sean: What is Bay of Biscay?)
>r />Biscayne>r />r />>r>| >Mattea>d class="wrong">Loni>d class="wrong">Sean | >table>
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<td id="clue_J_3_4" class="clue_text">V.A.F.,
>dealing with "The Wrong Mr. Right" & "The Wrong Fiance"
>m class="correct_response">Vivica A. Fox>r />r />>r>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>table>
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<td id="clue_J_4_4" class="clue_text">Puppets like Princeton & Trekkie Monster pull the strings in this Tony-winning play named for a street
>m class="correct_response">>Avenue Q>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_5_4" class="clue_text">It's leg day! The adductor muscles are inner muscles in this body part, so let's squeeze the 2 together & use them! & again!
>m class="correct_response">thighs>r />r />>r>d class="right">Loni>table>
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<td id="clue_J_6_4" class="clue_text">MRE is officially short for this, though soldiers have referred to them as "meals rejected by everyone"
(Ken: Less than a minute now, Mattea.)
>r />m class="correct_response">Meals-Ready-to-Eat>r />r />>r>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>table>
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<td id="clue_J_1_5" class="clue_text">Peaking in Europe in the 14th century, this German trading league began to fade & held its last diet in 1669
>m class="correct_response">the Hanseatic League>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_2_5" class="clue_text">The name of this Cape Cod area bay may have come from misidentification of ospreys as vulture relatives
>m class="correct_response">Buzzards Bay>r />r />>r>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>table>
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<td id="clue_J_3_5" class="clue_text">J.L.M.,
a cop on "Law & Order" & "The Flash"
Jesse L. Martin>r />r />>r>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>table>
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<td id="clue_J_4_5" class="clue_text">The sound of an ax tearing into a grove can be heard near the end of this 1904 Russian play
(Ken: That's correct, and you ran that entire category.)
>[Applause]
(Mattea: One of these days I'll learn to wager more money.)
>r />m class="correct_response">>The Cherry Orchard>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_5_5" class="clue_text">Let's blast these triangular shoulder muscles with some lateral raises with kettlebells, & don't just use momentum; we'll do traps next
deltoids>r />r />
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<td id="clue_J_6_5" class="clue_text">Paddington enjoyed this "timely" pre-noon meal
elevenses>r />r />
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>Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 15):
| >Mattea |
>Loni |
>Sean |
| >$4,800 |
>$600 |
>$200 |
>Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:
| >Mattea |
>Loni |
>Sean |
| >$11,000 |
>$1,000 |
>$1,200 |
>Double Jeopardy! Round
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<td id="clue_DJ_1_1" class="clue_text">Also known for his detective fiction, French author Gaston Leroux wrote this 1910 "operatic" work
>m class="correct_response">>The Phantom of the Opera>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_2_1" class="clue_text">...teamed with James Watson & wrote "Of Molecules & Men"
Francis Crick>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_3_1" class="clue_text">Sting
the U.K.>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_4_1" class="clue_text">This word for a discriminating person (in a bad way) was popularized in 1965 by Pauline Leet of Franklin & Marshall College
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<td id="clue_DJ_5_1" class="clue_text">It was during this war against the British that Captain James Lawrence said, "Don't give up the ship"
the War of 1812>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_6_1" class="clue_text">With unending flicks of my wrist, I can do multiple tricks with this, like the elevator & around the corner
yo-yo>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_1_2" class="clue_text">This Camus novel was inspired by a run-in his friend had with 2 Arab men on a beach
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<td id="clue_DJ_2_2" class="clue_text">...first prevented contamination in wine by heating it up to 140 degrees
Pasteur>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_3_2" class="clue_text">Iggy Azalea
Australia>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_4_2" class="clue_text">By measuring the altitude of celestial objects, it helps calculate a ship's position
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<td id="clue_DJ_5_2" class="clue_text">The first of 2 names in exploring, he went from ensign to captain in 5 years before becoming Jefferson's aide-de-camp
Meriwether Lewis>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_6_2" class="clue_text">I love driving the open road & keeping track of how many miles I've traveled via this dashboard instrument
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<td id="clue_DJ_1_3" class="clue_text">The author of "My Brilliant Friend" uses this Italian pseudonym & will stop publishing if her identity is revealed
(Ken: Who >is [*]? Nobody knows.)
[Laughter]
>r />m class="correct_response">Elena Ferrante>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_2_3" class="clue_text">...was born into slavery but got his bachelor's in agricultural science in 1894
>(Mattea: [Laughs prior to wagering] I really, really don't rate my science...)
...
(Mattea: I didn't learn my lesson.)
>r />m class="correct_response">George Washington Carver>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_3_3" class="clue_text">Bryan Adams
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<td id="clue_DJ_4_3" class="clue_text">This noun refers to someone between the ages of 60 & 69
>(Loni: A sexte-->sextegenerian.)
...
(Ken: There's no "T".)
>r />m class="correct_response">a sexagenarian>r />r />>r>| >Mattea | >Loni | >table>
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<td id="clue_DJ_5_3" class="clue_text">Joy Bright Hancock, one of the first women with a naval commission, became a captain while in this WWII volunteer reserve unit
>(Loni: What is the Women's Army Corps?)
(Mattea: What is the Women's Auxiliary Corps?)
>r />the Women Accepted for Volunteer (the WAVES)>r />r />>r>| >Mattea | >Loni | >table>>r>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>table>
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<td id="clue_DJ_6_3" class="clue_text">I never tire of this hobby of sculpting a figure by cutting or carving small shavings from a piece of wood with a knife
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<td id="clue_DJ_1_4" class="clue_text">Percy Shelley wrote the poem "Adonais" in honor of this other poet & friend
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<td id="clue_DJ_2_4" class="clue_text">...as the Hayden Planetarium's director, grouped Pluto with the Kuiper belt objects & not as a planet
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<td id="clue_DJ_3_4" class="clue_text">Celia Cruz
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<td id="clue_DJ_4_4" class="clue_text">Lots of smart people in this Massachusetts county, home to M.I.T. & Tufts
(Mattea: What is Sexton?)
>(Sean: What is Sussex?)
(Loni: What is Essex?)
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<td id="clue_DJ_5_4" class="clue_text">Dean Acheson's memoir is dedicated to this former boss, "The Captain with the Mighty Heart"
(Ken: Sean?)
>(Sean: Uh...)
[After the time's up signal]
>(Sean: Who is Sully?)
(Ken: No, Acheson was [*]'s Secretary of State.)
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<td id="clue_DJ_6_4" class="clue_text">I get out my toy soldiers & just like in TV's "Outlander", re-enact this 1746 battle that dashed the hopes of Bonnie Prince Charlie
Culloden>r />r />>r>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>table>
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<td id="clue_DJ_1_5" class="clue_text">In addition to a devilish masterwork, >this German wrote "The Sorrows of Young Werther"
Goethe>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_2_5" class="clue_text">...has his own principle of pressure & has a computer language named for him
(Mattea: Who is Bernoulli?)
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<td id="clue_DJ_3_5" class="clue_text">Wyclef Jean
Haiti>r />r />
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<td id="clue_DJ_4_5" class="clue_text">The hotel now called the J.W. Marriott this House has welcomed guests in Midtown Manhattan since 1931
Essex>r />r />>r>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>table>
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<td id="clue_DJ_5_5" class="clue_text">The USNA parade field is named for John Worden, who captained this ironclad that fought a famous battle March 9, 1862
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<td id="clue_DJ_6_5" class="clue_text">I can't stop marveling at my aquarium; I love >these kissing fish that have a croaking cousin
(Sean: What are frogfish?)
>r />kissing gourami>r />r />>r>d class="wrong">Sean>table>>r>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>table>
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>Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:
| >Mattea |
>Loni |
>Sean |
| >$21,400 |
>-$600 |
>-$1,600 |
> href="wageringcalculator.php?a=21400&b=-600&c=-1600&player_a=Mattea&player_b=Loni&player_c=Sean">[wagering suggestions for these scores]>p>
>Final Jeopardy! Round
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<td id="clue_FJ" class="clue_text">This website launched in 2015 with 3 offerings, from James Patterson, Dustin Hoffman & Serena Williams
(Ken: The online educational platform with personalized tutorials from originally those three famous folks.)>r>| >Mattea | >What is Masterclass? | >r>>$5,000 | >table>>MasterClass
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>Final scores:
| >Mattea |
>Loni |
>Sean |
| >$26,400 |
>-$600 |
>-$1,600 |
>Game dynamics:
| >Mattea |
>Loni |
>Sean |
| $19,200 |
>-$600 |
$3,200 |
> href="help.php#combinedcoryat">Combined Coryat>: $21,800
> href="showgameresponses.php?game_id=7335&highlight=..." rel="external">[game responses]> <a href="showscores.php?game_id=7335&highlight=..." rel="external">[game scores]> <a href="suggestcorrection.php?game_id=7335" rel="nofollow">[suggest correction]>h4>
>Game tape date: 2022-02-09
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