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| The Fish & Wildlife Service uses this adjective for species likely to become endangered if something isn't done |
(Jason: What is vulnerable?)
threatened
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| From the Greek for "devil", it adequately describes my plans for world domination |
diabolical
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| "Troublemaker" by Leah Remini is subtitled "Surviving Hollywood and" this religious movement |
Scientology
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| In 1934, Walter Chrysler & his VP celebrated the one millionth Plymouth to roll off the line in this city |
Detroit
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| Alaway, from Bausch & Lomb, is for this body part |
the eye
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| The phenomenon of acid rain is largely caused by emissions of this industrial pollutant, SO2 |
sulfur dioxide
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| Thousands each year undertake this type of sacred expedition to Lourdes |
a pilgrimage
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| "Trapped Under the Sea" investigates a disaster that struck during a cleanup of the harbor of this city known as "The Hub" |
Boston
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| Norma Jeane Mortenson |
Marilyn Monroe
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| In 2012, the Queen shook hands with Northern Ireland's Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness, formerly a commander in this |
the IRA
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| At the car wash, drive onto the conveyor belt & put the car in this gear |
neutral
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| An important feature of tundra, it's a layer of constantly frozen soil underground |
permafrost
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| This synonym for "everywhere" has 10 letters, 3 of them "U" |
ubiquitous
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| This book by Rachel Carson was first published in 1962 as 3 serialized articles in the New Yorker |
Silent Spring
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| Expecting a crash? Put your money in this, a term for gold or silver by quantity in bars or ingots |
bullion
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| Add a letter to "recycling" & you get this practice of shopping with an awareness of waste reduction |
precycling
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| Smuggled or bootlegged goods |
contraband
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| E.B. White called it William Strunk's "parvum opus" (little work) |
(Jill: What is On Language?)
The Elements of Style
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| Greta Gustafsson |
Greta Garbo
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| They're the two men seen here in 1990 |
De Klerk & Mandela
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| If the reactor is getting too hot, put these "rods" into the core to absorb neutrons & shut it down |
(Kaberi: What are cooling rods?) [Kaberi's response initially sounded like "cool rods". Her response was ruled incorrect, and Alex indicated the expected response was [*]. This ruling was reversed before Final Jeopardy! when the judges reviewed the tape and determined that Kaberi said "cooling rods", not "cool rods".]
control rods
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| An organism's role in its ecological community is known as this, from the Latin for "nest" |
niche
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| From the Latin for "head", it means "to surrender" |
capitulate
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| He challenged Booker T. Washington's leadership in his 1903 collection of essays "The Souls of Black Folk" |
(Kaberi: Who is Garvey?)
W.E.B. Du Bois
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| The infamous shake between Hitler & this one-time French hero symbolized the Vichy regime's collaboration with the Nazis |
Pétain
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| This book of the Bible says, "Put not your trust in princes", but in the Lord |
Psalms
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