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<b><u>vegetarian</u></b>ism [or <b><u>vegetarismus</u></b>; accept <b><u>vegan</u></b>ism]
Central de <b><u>Abasto</u></b> [or Central de <b><u>Abastos</u></b>; or <b><u>CEDA</u></b>]
<b><u>Myanmar</u></b> [or Republic of the Union of <b><u>Myanmar</u></b>; or <b><u>Burma</u></b>; or word forms]
<b><u>leopard</b></u>s [or <b><u><em>P</b></u>anthera<b> <u>pardus</b></u></em>; accept <b><u>Leopard</b></u>’s Kopje; accept <b><u>serpopard</b></u> or <b><u>pard</b></u>; accept black <b><u>panther</b></u> before mention; prompt on <u>cheetah</u>s or <u><em>A</u>cinonyx <u>jubatus</u></em> by asking “what other animal was often conflated with the cheetah?”]
<b><u>Stanford</b></u> University [accept <b><u><em>Stanford</b></u> Encyclopedia of Philosophy</em>; accept <b><u>Stanford</b></u> School; accept <b><u>Stanford</b></u> disunity mafia; prompt on <u><em>SEP</u></em> by asking “what does that stand for?”]
<em>The</em> <b><u><em>Stammering Century</b></u></em>
<b><u>school</u></b>s [or elementary <b><u>school</u></b>s; or primary <b><u>school</u></b>s; or secondary <b><u>school</u></b>s; or public <b><u>school</u></b>s; accept <b><u>class</u></b>rooms; accept “Pygmalion in the <b><u>Class</u></b>room”; prompt on places of <u>learn</u>ing]
Helen Rand <b><u>Parish</b></u>
human <b><u>corpse</b></u>s [or <b><u>carcass</b></u>es; or <b><u>remains</b></u>; or dead <b><u>bodies</b></u> or a dead <b><u>body</b></u>; accept <b><u>cadaver</b></u>s; prompt on <u>human</u>s, <u>people</u>, a <u>person</u>, <u>men</u>, or equivalents; reject “skeletons” or “bones”]
Arthur <b><u>Koestler</b></u> (“KEST-ler”) [or <b><u>Kösztler</b></u> Artúr]
<b><u>Sierra Leone</u></b> [or <b><u>Salone</u></b>; accept <b><u>Freetown</u></b> or <b><u>Province</u></b> of <b><u>Freedom</u></b>; accept <b><u>Granville Town</u></b> until “Granville” is read; accept <b><u>Sierra Leone</u></b> Colony (and Protectorate), <b><u>Sierra Leone</u></b> Protectorate, Colony of <b><u>Sierra Leone</u></b> and its Dependencies, <b><u>Sierra Leone</u></b> Company, or Friendly Society of <b><u>Sierra Leone</u></b>; prompt on British <u>West Africa </u>or British <u>West African</u> Settlements or British <u>West African</u> Territories] (The West Africa Squadron formed after the Slave Trade Act 1807.)
<b><u>Uzbekistan</u></b> [or Republic of <b><u>Uzbekistan</u></b>; or <b><u>O‘zbekiston</u></b> Respublikasi]
<b><u>quantile</u></b>s [accept empirical <b><u>quantile</u></b>s; accept <b><u>percentile</u></b>s; prompt on <u>critical</u> values with “critical values are an example of what more general type of quantity?”; reject “medians” or “quartiles”] (The next-to-last sentence refers to Q–Q plots.)
Piano Sonata No. <b><u>30</u></b> in E major, <b><u>Opus 109</u></b> [accept either underlined portion]
<b><u>ethno</u></b>- [or <b><u>ethno</u></b>graphy; or <b><u>ethno</u></b>musicology]
<b><u><em>Inferno</b></u></em>
<b><u>life</u></b> [accept pro-<b><u>life</u></b> movement; accept right to <b><u>life</u></b>; accept 40 Days for <b><u>Life</u></b>; accept higher <b><u>life</u></b> movement or higher <b><u>life</u></b> theology or <em>The Higher Christian <b><u>Life</em></u></b>; prompt on <u>anti-choice</u> or <u>anti-abortio</u>n by asking “anti-abortion groups often claim to be safeguarding what human right?”]
Bill <b><u>Tulkinghorn</u></b> [or Mr. <b><u>Tulkinghorn</u></b>; prompt on <u>Bill</u>] (He is the antagonist of <em>Bleak House</em>.)
<b><u><em>den</em></u></b> (Democritus may have removed the negative prefix <em>me</em> from <em>meden</em>, meaning nothing, to get <em>den</em>; by analogy, the <em>not</em> is removed from <em>nothing</em> to get <em>hing</em>.)
<b><u>tractor</u></b>s [accept <b><u>combine</u></b>s; accept machine-<b><u>tractor</u></b> stations; prompt on <u>machine</u>s, farming <u>equipment</u>, or <u>vehicle</u>s]
<b><u>Sarmatian</u></b>s [or <b><u>Sarmatae</u></b>; or <b><u>Sarmatai</u></b>; or <b><u>Sarumata</u></b>; or <b><u>Sauromatai</u></b>; accept <em>Limes <b><u>Sarmatiae</em></u></b>; accept <b><u>Sarmatism</u></b>]
<b><u>Lazarus</u></b> OR <b><u>Babalú-Ayé</u></b> [accept <b><u>Lazarice</u></b>, <b><u>Lazarákia</u></b>, or <b><u>Lazarus</u></b> Saturday; accept <em>Church of the Lukumi <b><u>Babalu Aye</u></b> v. City of Hialeah</em>]
<b><u>Paris</b></u> (The first two clues refer to Brassaï.)
<b><u>Carnaval</u></b> [accept “Manha de <b><u>Carnaval</u></b>” or “Morning of the <b><u>Carnival</u></b>”]
<b><u>integrable</u></b> [or <b><u>integral</u></b>; accept completely <b><u>integrable</u></b> or completely <b><u>integral</u></b>; accept Liouville <b><u>integrable</u></b> or Liouville <b><u>integral</u></b>; accept <b><u>integrability</u></b> in place of “integrable”]
<b><u>pandemonium</u></b> architecture
<b><u>Michigan</u></b> [accept University of <b><u>Michigan</u></b>]
<b><u>Tristan</u></b> and Iseult [or <b><u>Tristan</u></b> and Isolde; or <b><u><em>Tristan</u></b> und Isolde</em>; or <b><u><em>Tristram</u></b> ok Isodd</em>]
<b><u>San</b></u> people [or <b><u>Saan</b></u>; accept <b><u>Khoisan</b></u> people; accept <b><u>Basarwa</b></u>; prompt on <u>Bushmen</u>]
<em>The <b><u>Crucible</em></u></b> (by Arthur Miller)
<b><u>Jamaica</b></u> [or <b><u>Jumieka</b></u>]
<b><u>ring</u></b>s [accept <b><u>ring</u></b>-swords; accept signet <b><u>ring</u></b>s; accept <b><u>armlet</u></b>s]
J. S. <b><u>Bach</b></u>’s <b><u>cello suite</b></u>s [accept Johann Sebastian <b><u>Bach</b></u> in place of “J. S. Bach”; prompt on <u>cello suite</u>s by asking “by what composer?”; prompt on <u>suite</u>s]
the <b><u>Dark Tower</b></u> [accept “Childe Roland to the <b><u>Dark Tower</b></u> Came”; prompt on <u>Tower</u>]
<b><u>Dumas</u></b> [accept Alexandre <b><u>Dumas</u></b> <em>fils</em> or Alexandre <b><u>Dumas</u></b> <em>père</em>]
quantum <b><u>tunnel</b></u>ing [or <b><u>tunnel</b></u> effect; prompt on pyramidal <u>inversion</u> or umbrella <u>inversion</u> by asking “what physical process is the mechanism?”]
<b><u>rag</u></b>time [or <b><u>rag</u></b>s]
<b><u>Barcelona</u></b> (The basilica is La Sagrada Familia.)
<b><u>pension</u></b>s
<b><u>protein fold</u></b>ing [prompt on <u>fold</u>ing but accept it after "protein" is read]
<b><u>Nuremberg Trial</u></b>s
<b><u>ethanol</u></b> [or <b><u>ethyl alcohol</u></b> or <b><u>EtOH</u></b>; prompt on <u>C2H6O</u>; prompt on <u>alcohol</u>]
<b><u>Illumination</u></b>ism [or <b><u><em>Ishraqiyyun</em></u></b> or <b><u><em>Ishraqi</em></u></b>; prompt on School of <u>Isfahan</u> by asking “members of the School of Isfahan built on what earlier philosophy?”]
<b><u>Jacobin club</u></b>s [or <b><u>Club</u></b>s des <b><u>Jacobin</u></b>s; prompt on <u>Jacobin</u>s or revolutionary <u>club</u>s]
<b><u><em>Brick Lane</b></u></em>
<b><u>assisted</b></u> <b><u>suicide</b></u> [or physician-<b><u>assisted</b></u> <b><u>suicide</b></u>; or <b><u>PAS</b></u>; or physician <b><u>assisted-death</b></u>; or <b><u>PAD</b></u>; accept <b><u>euthanasia</b></u>; accept <b><u>dying with dignity</b></u>; accept medical <b><u>assistance</b></u> in <b><u>dying</b></u>; prompt on <u>suicide</u> or <u>suicide</u> tourism or equivalents like <u>kill</u>ing one<u>self</u>; prompt on <u>dying</u> or word forms] (The documentary is <em>The Suicide Tourist</em>.)
<b><u>Pakistan</u></b> [or Islamic Republic of <b><u>Pakistan</u></b>; or Islāmī Jumhūriyah <b><u>Pākistān</u></b>]
<b><u>Dalit</b></u>s [or <b><u>Dalit</b></u>a; accept <b><u>Untouchable</b></u>s; accept <b><u>Scheduled Caste</b></u>s or <b><u>SC</b></u>s; accept <b><u>Chamar</b></u> or <b><u>Jatav</b></u>; accept <em>An Anthology of <b><u>Dalit</b></u> Literature</em>; prompt on <u>outcaste</u>s; prompt on <u>Malayali</u>, <u>Keralite</u>, <u>Marāṭhī</u>, <u>Indian</u> people, <u>sweeper</u>s, or latrine <u>cleaner</u>s by asking “of what class?”] (Baby Kamble wrote <em>The Prisons We Broke</em>. The fourth sentence is from <em>A Fine Balance</em> by Rohinton Mistry. Anand’s novel is <em>Untouchable</em>. Arundhati Roy wrote <em>The God of Small Things</em>.)
<b><u><em>Waldstein</u></b> Sonata </em>[or Piano Sonata No. <b><u>21</u></b> in C major, <b><u>Opus 53</u></b> (accept either underlined portion)]
<em>The <b><u>Sea</b></u></em>
<b><u>Aisha</u></b> Qandicha [or Aisha <b><u>Qandicha</u></b>; or <b><u>Lalla</u></b> Aisha]
<b><u>Tshombe</u></b> (“CHOM-bay”) family [accept Moïse (Kapenda) <b><u>Tshombe</u></b>] (Moïse Tshombe was in large part motivated by a desire to regain the glory of the Lunda Empire.)
Sam <b><u>Weller</u></b> [or <b><u>Sam</u></b>uel Weller; accept <b><u>Wellerism</u></b>s]
<b><u><em>canon</em></u></b> of Polykleitos [or <b><u><em>kanon</em></u></b>]
<b><u>Medici</u></b> family
<b><u>sphere</u></b>s [or <b><u>spherical</u></b>; accept hard <b><u>sphere</u></b>s; accept <b><u>spherical</u></b> harmonics; accept <b><u>spherical</u></b> model; accept mean <b><u>spherical</u></b> approximation or mean <b><u>spherical</u></b> model]
<b><u>Big Shot</u></b> [accept Mr. <b><u>Big Shot</u></b> or <b><u>Big Shot</u></b> Rob or <b><u>Big Shot</u></b> Bob]
Maria Goeppert <b><u>Mayer</u></b> [or Maria <b><u>Goeppert</u></b> Mayer; accept Goeppert <b><u>Mayer</u></b> transformation or <b><u>Goeppert</u></b> Mayer transformation]
James <b><u>MacMillan</u></b> [or James Loy <b><u>MacMillan</u></b>]
<b><u>mantilla</u></b>s (“man-TEE-yahs”)
<b><u>Charles</u></b> [accept <b><u>Charles</u></b> I or <b><u>Charles</u></b> II or <b><u>Charles</u></b> Stuart]
<b><u>three-center two-electron</u></b> bonds [or <b><u>3c-2e</u></b> bonds]
<b><u>Bulgaria</b></u> [accept Kingdom of <b><u>Bulgaria</b></u> or People’s Republic of <b><u>Bulgaria</b></u>]
<b><u>cities</u></b> [or <b><u>city</u></b>; accept <b><u>city</u></b>-state; accept <em>La <b><u>città</u></b> felice</em>; accept <b><u>City</u></b> of Ladies or <b><u>Cité</u></b> des Dames]
Ernest <b><u>Hemingway</u></b> [or Ernest Miller <b><u>Hemingway</u></b>]
<b><u>alphabet</u></b>s
<b><u>Laplace</u></b> (“luh-PLOSS”) distribution [or <b><u>double exponential</u></b> distribution]
<b><u>chlamydia</u></b> [accept <b><u><em>Chlamydia</u></b> trachomatis</em>]
<b><u>degrees of freedom</u></b> [or <b><u>DOF</u></b>]
<b><u>chesed</u></b> (“HESS-ed”) [or <b><u>hesed</u></b>; accept gemilut <b><u>ḥasadim</u></b> or gemilut <b><u>chasadim</u></b>]
<b><u><em>Prison Notebooks</em></u></b> [or <b><u><em>Quaderni del carcere</em></u></b>] (by Antonio Gramsci)
<b><u>St. Mark</u></b>’s Square [or Piazza <b><u>San Marco</u></b>]
<b><u>Namibia</u></b> [or Republic of <b><u>Namibia</u></b>] (The country’s name is derived from that of the Namib desert.)
<b><u>swim</u></b>ming [accept cell <b><u>motility</u></b>; accept cell <b><u>locomotion</u></b>; accept descriptions of specific living entities such as <b><u>cells</u></b> or <b><u>bacteria</u></b> or <b><u>sperm</u></b> <b><u>moving</u></b>; accept descriptions of <b><u>self-propulsion</u></b>; accept descriptions of <b><u>moving</u></b> in <b><u>fluid</u></b>s; accept <b><u>taxis</u></b>; accept <b><u>kinesis</u></b>; accept descriptions of <b><u>flagella</u></b> or <b><u>cilia</u></b> <b><u>beating</u></b> or <b><u>moving</u></b> until read; prompt on <u>motion</u> by asking “what is undergoing motion”]
<b><u>totem</u></b> pole [prompt on <u>crest pole</u>]
<b><u>Smith</b></u> [accept Tracy K. <b><u>Smith</b></u>, Danez <b><u>Smith</b></u>, or Patricia <b><u>Smith</b></u>]
<b><u>scholasticism</b></u> [accept <b><u>Thomism</b></u> until Thomas is read]
rock <b><u>musician</u></b>s [or <b><u>rock</u></b> or <b><u>pop</u></b> artists; accept <b><u>guitarist</u></b>s, <b><u>singer</u></b>s, or <b><u>rock</u></b>stars; prompt on <u>artist</u>s or <u>performer</u>s]
<b><u>rain</b></u> [accept rain<b><u>storm</b></u>; accept “There Will Come <b><u>Soft Rains</b></u>”; accept “The <b><u>Long Rain</b></u>”] (The fourth sentence refers to “All Summer in a Day.”)
<b><u>Yudhishṭhir</u></b>a (“yoo-DISH-tih-ruh”) [prompt on <u>Dharmarāja</u>]
Tim <b><u>Walz</u></b> [or Timothy James <b><u>Walz</u></b>]
<b><u>Louis XIV</b></u> [accept <b><u>Louis</b></u> the <b><u>Sun King</b></u>; prompt on <u>Louis</u>]
<b><u>ionic</u></b> [accept <b><u>ionic</u></b> liquids or <b><u>ionic</u></b> strength or <b><u>ionic</u></b> radius or <b><u>ionic</u></b> bonds]
a <b><u>bag</b></u> of winds [or <b><u>sack</b></u> of winds; or <b><u>windbag</b></u>; prompt on <u>wind</u>s by asking “what contains them?”]
<b><u>terpene</b></u>s [or <b><u>terpenoid</b></u>s; accept <b><u>isoprenoids</b></u>, <b><u>triterpene</b></u>, or <b><u>triterpenoid</b></u>; prompt on <u>isoprene</u> until read by asking “what molecules are made of isoprene subunits?”]
<b><u>polka</u></b> [accept “Säkkijärven <b><u>Polkka</u></b>”]
<b><u>Tichborne</u></b> case [accept <b><u>Tichborne</u></b> claimant; accept “El impostor inverosímil Tom <b><u>Castro</u></b>,” “The Improbable Imposter Tom <b><u>Castro</u></b>,” or Arthur <b><u>Orton</u></b> case]
<b><u>Black Power</u></b> [accept <b><u>Black nationalism</u></b>, British <b><u>Black Panther</u></b>s, B<b><u>BP</u></b>, <b><u>BP</u></b>M, <b><u>Black Power</u></b> Revolution, United <b><u>Black Association</u></b> for Development, <b><u>UBAD</u></b>, Universal <b><u>Coloured People’s Association</u></b>, <b><u>UCPA</u></b>, <b><u>Black Beret</u></b> Cadre, <b><u>St. Lucia Action</u></b> Movement, <b><u>SLAM</u></b>, or <b><u>Afro</u></b>-Caribbean <b><u>Liberation</u></b> Movement; prompt on <u>Pan-African</u>ism, <u>Black</u> pride, <u>Afrocentrism</u>, <u>civil rights</u>, New <u>Left</u>, Caribbean <u>Left</u>, or word forms of any; reject “African socialism,” “Négritude,” “Black Consciousness,” or “Rastafarianism”] (Clues include Anguilla seceding from its federation with Saint Kitts and Nevis, the Black Writers Conference, the University of the West Indies, and Makandal Daaga’s National Joint Action Committee.)
<b><u>DMAPP</u></b> and <b><u>IPP</u></b> [accept <b><u>dimethylallyl pyrophosphate</u></b> and <b><u>isopentenyl pyrophosphate</u></b>; prompt on partial answers; if a player answers phonetically (e.g., “<u>dee-map</u>” rather than “<b><u>D-M-A-P-P</u></b>”), ask them to spell their answer; reject “DMAP”]
F. H. <b><u>Jacobi</u></b> (“YAH-koh-bee”) AND Moses <b><u>Mendelssohn</u></b> [accept Friedrich Heinrich <b><u>Jacobi</u></b> in place of “F. H. Jacobi”; accept Moses Ben <b><u>Mendel</u> </b>in place of “Moses Mendelssohn”]
Elizabeth <b><u>Bishop</b></u> (The first two poems are “The Map” and “Night City.”)
<b><u>pragmatism</u></b> [accept <em>Perspectives on <b><u>Pragmatism</em></u></b>]
algebraic <b><u>varieties</u></b> [or algebraic <b><u>variety</u></b>; accept affine <b><u>varieties</u></b> or projective <b><u>varieties</u></b>]
<b><u>hijab</b></u> [or <b><u>ḥijāb</b></u>; accept <b><u>headscarve</b></u>s or <b><u>headscarf</b></u>; accept <b><u>veil</b></u>s; accept <b><u>burka</b></u>s; accept <b><u>niqab</b></u>s; accept <b><u>chador</b></u>s; accept <b><u>face cover</b></u>ings or <b><u>head cover</b></u>ings; prompt on <u>cover</u>ings]
<em>The <b><u>Honest Whore</u></b> </em>(by Thomas Dekker and Francis Middleton)
<b><u>trombone</b></u> [accept slide <b><u>trombone</b></u>] (The opening line refers to Miff Mole.)
<b><u>judge</u></b>s [accept <b><u>justice</u></b>s or <b><u>jurist</u></b>s; prompt on <u>magistrate</u>s; reject “lawyers”] (John Hathorne was a judge in the Salem Witch Trials.)
<b><u>electron</u></b>s [prompt on <u>e</u>-]
<b><u>newt</u></b>s [accept <b><u>salamander</u></b>s; accept <em>The War with the <b><u>Newt</u></b>s</em> or <em>Válka s <b><u>Mlok</u></b>y</em>]
<b><u>Heracles</b></u> [or <b><u>Hercules</b></u>; accept <em>Farnese <b><u>Hercules</b></u></em> or <b><u><em>Ercole</b></u> Farnese</em>; accept <em>Lansdowne <b><u>Hercules</b></u></em>]

vegetarianism [or vegetarismus; accept veganism]

Central de Abasto [or Central de Abastos; or CEDA]

Myanmar [or Republic of the Union of Myanmar; or Burma; or word forms]

leopards [or Panthera pardus; accept Leopard’s Kopje; accept serpopard or pard; accept black panther before mention; prompt on cheetahs or Acinonyx jubatus by asking “what other animal was often conflated with the cheetah?”]

Stanford University [accept Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy; accept Stanford School; accept Stanford disunity mafia; prompt on SEP by asking “what does that stand for?”]

The Stammering Century

schools [or elementary schools; or primary schools; or secondary schools; or public schools; accept classrooms; accept “Pygmalion in the Classroom”; prompt on places of learning]

Helen Rand Parish

human corpses [or carcasses; or remains; or dead bodies or a dead body; accept cadavers; prompt on humans, people, a person, men, or equivalents; reject “skeletons” or “bones”]

Arthur Koestler (“KEST-ler”) [or Kösztler Artúr]

Sierra Leone [or Salone; accept Freetown or Province of Freedom; accept Granville Town until “Granville” is read; accept Sierra Leone Colony (and Protectorate), Sierra Leone Protectorate, Colony of Sierra Leone and its Dependencies, Sierra Leone Company, or Friendly Society of Sierra Leone; prompt on British West Africa or British West African Settlements or British West African Territories] (The West Africa Squadron formed after the Slave Trade Act 1807.)

Uzbekistan [or Republic of Uzbekistan; or O‘zbekiston Respublikasi]

quantiles [accept empirical quantiles; accept percentiles; prompt on critical values with “critical values are an example of what more general type of quantity?”; reject “medians” or “quartiles”] (The next-to-last sentence refers to Q–Q plots.)

Piano Sonata No. 30 in E major, Opus 109 [accept either underlined portion]

ethno- [or ethnography; or ethnomusicology]

Inferno

life [accept pro-life movement; accept right to life; accept 40 Days for Life; accept higher life movement or higher life theology or The Higher Christian Life; prompt on anti-choice or anti-abortion by asking “anti-abortion groups often claim to be safeguarding what human right?”]

Bill Tulkinghorn [or Mr. Tulkinghorn; prompt on Bill] (He is the antagonist of Bleak House.)

den (Democritus may have removed the negative prefix me from meden, meaning nothing, to get den; by analogy, the not is removed from nothing to get hing.)

tractors [accept combines; accept machine-tractor stations; prompt on machines, farming equipment, or vehicles]

Sarmatians [or Sarmatae; or Sarmatai; or Sarumata; or Sauromatai; accept Limes Sarmatiae; accept Sarmatism]

Lazarus OR Babalú-Ayé [accept Lazarice, Lazarákia, or Lazarus Saturday; accept Church of the Lukumi Babalu Aye v. City of Hialeah]

Paris (The first two clues refer to Brassaï.)

Carnaval [accept “Manha de Carnaval” or “Morning of the Carnival”]

integrable [or integral; accept completely integrable or completely integral; accept Liouville integrable or Liouville integral; accept integrability in place of “integrable”]

pandemonium architecture

Michigan [accept University of Michigan]

Tristan and Iseult [or Tristan and Isolde; or Tristan und Isolde; or Tristram ok Isodd]

San people [or Saan; accept Khoisan people; accept Basarwa; prompt on Bushmen]

The Crucible (by Arthur Miller)

Jamaica [or Jumieka]

rings [accept ring-swords; accept signet rings; accept armlets]

J. S. Bach’s cello suites [accept Johann Sebastian Bach in place of “J. S. Bach”; prompt on cello suites by asking “by what composer?”; prompt on suites]

the Dark Tower [accept “Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came”; prompt on Tower]

Dumas [accept Alexandre Dumas fils or Alexandre Dumas père]

quantum tunneling [or tunnel effect; prompt on pyramidal inversion or umbrella inversion by asking “what physical process is the mechanism?”]

ragtime [or rags]

Barcelona (The basilica is La Sagrada Familia.)

pensions

protein folding [prompt on folding but accept it after "protein" is read]

Nuremberg Trials

ethanol [or ethyl alcohol or EtOH; prompt on C2H6O; prompt on alcohol]

Illuminationism [or Ishraqiyyun or Ishraqi; prompt on School of Isfahan by asking “members of the School of Isfahan built on what earlier philosophy?”]

Jacobin clubs [or Clubs des Jacobins; prompt on Jacobins or revolutionary clubs]

Brick Lane

assisted suicide [or physician-assisted suicide; or PAS; or physician assisted-death; or PAD; accept euthanasia; accept dying with dignity; accept medical assistance in dying; prompt on suicide or suicide tourism or equivalents like killing oneself; prompt on dying or word forms] (The documentary is The Suicide Tourist.)

Pakistan [or Islamic Republic of Pakistan; or Islāmī Jumhūriyah Pākistān]

Dalits [or Dalita; accept Untouchables; accept Scheduled Castes or SCs; accept Chamar or Jatav; accept An Anthology of Dalit Literature; prompt on outcastes; prompt on Malayali, Keralite, Marāṭhī, Indian people, sweepers, or latrine cleaners by asking “of what class?”] (Baby Kamble wrote The Prisons We Broke. The fourth sentence is from A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry. Anand’s novel is Untouchable. Arundhati Roy wrote The God of Small Things.)

Waldstein Sonata [or Piano Sonata No. 21 in C major, Opus 53 (accept either underlined portion)]

The Sea

Aisha Qandicha [or Aisha Qandicha; or Lalla Aisha]

Tshombe (“CHOM-bay”) family [accept Moïse (Kapenda) Tshombe] (Moïse Tshombe was in large part motivated by a desire to regain the glory of the Lunda Empire.)

Sam Weller [or Samuel Weller; accept Wellerisms]

canon of Polykleitos [or kanon]

Medici family

spheres [or spherical; accept hard spheres; accept spherical harmonics; accept spherical model; accept mean spherical approximation or mean spherical model]

Big Shot [accept Mr. Big Shot or Big Shot Rob or Big Shot Bob]

Maria Goeppert Mayer [or Maria Goeppert Mayer; accept Goeppert Mayer transformation or Goeppert Mayer transformation]

James MacMillan [or James Loy MacMillan]

mantillas (“man-TEE-yahs”)

Charles [accept Charles I or Charles II or Charles Stuart]

three-center two-electron bonds [or 3c-2e bonds]

Bulgaria [accept Kingdom of Bulgaria or People’s Republic of Bulgaria]

cities [or city; accept city-state; accept La città felice; accept City of Ladies or Cité des Dames]

Ernest Hemingway [or Ernest Miller Hemingway]

alphabets

Laplace (“luh-PLOSS”) distribution [or double exponential distribution]

chlamydia [accept Chlamydia trachomatis]

degrees of freedom [or DOF]

chesed (“HESS-ed”) [or hesed; accept gemilut ḥasadim or gemilut chasadim]

Prison Notebooks [or Quaderni del carcere] (by Antonio Gramsci)

St. Mark’s Square [or Piazza San Marco]

Namibia [or Republic of Namibia] (The country’s name is derived from that of the Namib desert.)

swimming [accept cell motility; accept cell locomotion; accept descriptions of specific living entities such as cells or bacteria or sperm moving; accept descriptions of self-propulsion; accept descriptions of moving in fluids; accept taxis; accept kinesis; accept descriptions of flagella or cilia beating or moving until read; prompt on motion by asking “what is undergoing motion”]

totem pole [prompt on crest pole]

Smith [accept Tracy K. Smith, Danez Smith, or Patricia Smith]

scholasticism [accept Thomism until Thomas is read]

rock musicians [or rock or pop artists; accept guitarists, singers, or rockstars; prompt on artists or performers]

rain [accept rainstorm; accept “There Will Come Soft Rains”; accept “The Long Rain”] (The fourth sentence refers to “All Summer in a Day.”)

Yudhishṭhira (“yoo-DISH-tih-ruh”) [prompt on Dharmarāja]

Tim Walz [or Timothy James Walz]

Louis XIV [accept Louis the Sun King; prompt on Louis]

ionic [accept ionic liquids or ionic strength or ionic radius or ionic bonds]

a bag of winds [or sack of winds; or windbag; prompt on winds by asking “what contains them?”]

terpenes [or terpenoids; accept isoprenoids, triterpene, or triterpenoid; prompt on isoprene until read by asking “what molecules are made of isoprene subunits?”]

polka [accept “Säkkijärven Polkka”]

Tichborne case [accept Tichborne claimant; accept “El impostor inverosímil Tom Castro,” “The Improbable Imposter Tom Castro,” or Arthur Orton case]

Black Power [accept Black nationalism, British Black Panthers, BBP, BPM, Black Power Revolution, United Black Association for Development, UBAD, Universal Coloured People’s Association, UCPA, Black Beret Cadre, St. Lucia Action Movement, SLAM, or Afro-Caribbean Liberation Movement; prompt on Pan-Africanism, Black pride, Afrocentrism, civil rights, New Left, Caribbean Left, or word forms of any; reject “African socialism,” “Négritude,” “Black Consciousness,” or “Rastafarianism”] (Clues include Anguilla seceding from its federation with Saint Kitts and Nevis, the Black Writers Conference, the University of the West Indies, and Makandal Daaga’s National Joint Action Committee.)

DMAPP and IPP [accept dimethylallyl pyrophosphate and isopentenyl pyrophosphate; prompt on partial answers; if a player answers phonetically (e.g., “dee-map” rather than “D-M-A-P-P”), ask them to spell their answer; reject “DMAP”]

F. H. Jacobi (“YAH-koh-bee”) AND Moses Mendelssohn [accept Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi in place of “F. H. Jacobi”; accept Moses Ben Mendel in place of “Moses Mendelssohn”]

Elizabeth Bishop (The first two poems are “The Map” and “Night City.”)

pragmatism [accept Perspectives on Pragmatism]

algebraic varieties [or algebraic variety; accept affine varieties or projective varieties]

hijab [or ḥijāb; accept headscarves or headscarf; accept veils; accept burkas; accept niqabs; accept chadors; accept face coverings or head coverings; prompt on coverings]

The Honest Whore (by Thomas Dekker and Francis Middleton)

trombone [accept slide trombone] (The opening line refers to Miff Mole.)

judges [accept justices or jurists; prompt on magistrates; reject “lawyers”] (John Hathorne was a judge in the Salem Witch Trials.)

electrons [prompt on e-]

newts [accept salamanders; accept The War with the Newts or Válka s Mloky]

Heracles [or Hercules; accept Farnese Hercules or Ercole Farnese; accept Lansdowne Hercules]