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<b><u>Shiv</b></u>a [or <b><u>Sheev</b></u> or <b><u>Mahadev</b></u>a; accept <b><u>Nataraja</b></u> until read]
<b><u>Ajñāna</u></b> (“ug-N’YAH-nuh”)
“<b><u>Middle Passage</u></b>”
scholarly <b><u>peer review</b></u> [prompt on <u>review</u> or <u>edit</u>ing; prompt on word forms of <u>publish</u>ing by asking “what step of the publication process?”]
<b><u>Mauna Kea</u></b> [accept <b><u>Mauna a Wakea</u></b>]
the <b><u>shield</u></b> of <b><u>Achilles</u></b> [or <b><u>Aspis Achilleos</u></b>; or descriptions of the ekphrasis on <b><u>Achilles</u></b>’s <b><u>shield</u></b> or <b><u>buckler</u></b> or <b><u>aspís</u></b>; prompt on <u>shield</u> or <u>aspis</u> scene; prompt on descriptions of Hephaestus forging the <u>armor</u> of Achilles; prompt on descriptions of <u>Thetis</u>’s visit to Hephaestus or Thetis’s visit to <u>Hephaestus</u>; prompt on the <u><em>Iliad</em></u> or <u><em>Iliad</em></u> Book 18]
<b><u><em>Fantasiestücke</em></u></b> [or <b><u><em>Phantasiestücke</em></u></b>; or <b><u><em>Fantasy Piece</u></b>s</em>; accept <b><u><em>Fantasiestücke</em></u></b> for clarinet and piano; accept <em>Drei <b><u>Fantasiestücke</em></u></b> or <em>Acht <b><u>Fantasiestücke</em></u></b>; or <b><u>Fantasiestück</u></b>; reject “fantasy” or “fantasia”]
<b><u>protecting group</u></b>s [or <b><u>protective group</u></b>s]
<b><u>cyanide</u></b> [or <b><u>CN</u></b>-]
<b><u>Bengali</u></b> [or <b><u>Bangla</u></b>; accept <b><u>Bengali</u></b> Renaissance] (The first line refers to <em>My Life</em> by Rassundari Devi. Bankim Chandra Chatterjee wrote the song <em>Vande Mātaram</em> for his novel <em>Anandamath</em>. <em>Devdas </em>is by Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay.)
<b><u>Warring States</u></b> period [or <b><u>Zhànguó Shídài</u></b>; reject “Sengoku period” or “Sengoku jidai”] (The second clue refers to Feng Xuan and Lord Mengchang.)
<b><u>Carrington</u></b> [accept Leonora <b><u>Carrington</u></b> or Mary Leonora Carrington; accept Dora <b><u>Carrington</u></b> or Dora de Houghton <b><u>Carrington</u></b>] (The Biennale exhibition was titled <em>The Milk of Dreams</em>. The self-portrait by Leonora Carrington is <em>Self-Portrait (Inn of the Dawn Horse)</em>.)
<b><u>Asclepius</u></b> [or <b><u>Aesculapius</u></b>]
United States <b><u>national park</b></u>s [accept national park <b><u>administration</b></u> buildings; accept national park <b><u>visitor center</b></u>s until read; prompt on <u>park</u>s or <u>Parkitecture</u>; prompt on <u>Grand Canyon</u>, <u>Mount Rainier</u>, <u>Rocky Mountain</u>, or <u>Yosemite</u> by asking “What general type of location is that?”]
<b><u>Mwindo</b></u>
<b><u>Hanuman</u></b> [or <b><u>Hanumān</u></b>; or <b><u>Māruti</u></b>; or <b><u>Anjaney</u></b>a; or <b><u>Hanuman</u></b>th; or <b><u>Bajrangbali</u></b>]
<b><u>youth</u></b> [accept descriptive answers indicating <b><u>young</u></b> people like <b><u>children</u></b> or <b><u>teenager</u></b>s or <b><u>adolescent</u></b>s; accept <b><u>youth</u></b> bulge; accept <b><u>baby</u></b> boom]
“<b><u>mostly plants</u></b>” [accept “Eat food. Not too much. <b><u>Mostly plants.</u></b>”]
<em>The <b><u>Homecoming</b></u></em>
<b><u>ninja</u></b>s [or <b><u><em>shinobi</em></u></b>; accept <em>Legends of <b><u>Ninja</u></b> Secrets</em>; prompt on <u>warrior</u>s or <u>assassin</u>s until read] (The second line refers to Sarutobi Sasuke.)
<b><u>virtual</u></b> [accept <b><u>virtual</u></b> displacement or <b><u>virtual</u></b> work; accept principle of <b><u>virtual</u></b> work]
Richard <b><u>Dedekind</u></b> [accept <b><u>Dedekind</u></b> domain or <b><u>Dedekind</u></b> cut]
<b><u>tide</u></b>s [or <b><u>tidal</u></b> forces; accept <b><u>tidal</u></b> locking or <b><u>tidal</u></b> tails or <b><u>tidal</u></b> heating or <b><u>tidal</u></b> disruption events]
Franz <b><u>Liszt</b></u> [or <b><u>Liszt</b></u> Ferencz or <b><u>Liszt</b></u> Ferenc; accept <b><u>Liszt</b></u>omania]
<b><u>Angkor</b></u> [or <b><u>Ângkô</b></u>; or <b><u>Yashodharapura</b></u> or <b><u>Yôsothôrôboreăh</b></u>; accept <b><u>Angkor</b></u> Wat or <b><u>Ângkô</b></u> Vôtt; accept <b><u>Siem Reap</b></u> or <b><u>Siăm Riăp</b></u>]
<b><u>Bukhara</b></u> [or <b><u>Bukhoro</b></u> or <b><u>Buxoro</b></u>; accept Khanate of <b><u>Bukhara</b></u>; accept Ark of <b><u>Bukhara</b></u>; accept <em>History of <b><u>Bukhara</b></u></em> or <em>Tarikh-i <b><u>Bukhara</b></u></em>]
<b><u>dawn</u></b> [or <em>du‘ā’ as-<b><u>saḥar</em></u></b>; accept <b><u><em>fajr</em></u></b>; accept <em>The <b><u>Dawn</u></b>-Breakers</em>]
Jackie <b><u>Robinson</u></b> [or Jack Roosevelt <b><u>Robinson</u></b>]
Justine <b><u>Triet</u></b> (“tree-YAY”) (Triet’s film <em>Anatomy of a Fall</em> won the 2023 Palme d’Or.)
Alex <b><u>Ross</b></u>
<b><u>ferr</u><u>oelectric</u></b>s [prompt on <u>pyroelectric</u>s before mentioned; prompt on <u>piezoelectric</u>s before mentioned]
<b><u>Cúchulainn</b></u> (“koo-kull-in”) [or <b><u>Setanta</b></u>]
<b><u>resonance</u></b> [accept <b><u>mesomerism</u></b>]
<b><u>Ethiopian</b></u> Church [or Ethiopian Orthodox <b><u>Tewahedo</b></u> Church; prompt on <u>Orthodox</u> Christianity or <u>Oriental Orthodox</u> Christianity until “Oriental Orthodox” is read; accept <b><u>Eritrean</b></u> Church until “largest” is read; prompt on <u>Coptic</u> Church until “Coptic” is read] (The Eritrean Church is also acceptable before “largest” because, theologically, all of the clues apply.)
<b><u>South Korea</u></b> [or <b><u>Republic</u></b> of <b><u>Korea</u></b>; or <b><u>Hanguk</u></b>; or <b><u>Dainhanminguk</u></b>; prompt on <u>Korea</u>; reject “North Korea”; reject “Democratic People’s Republic of Korea”]
<em>The <b><u>End of the Affair</b></u></em>
<b><u>planar</u></b> [accept <b><u>planar</u></b>ity or being <b><u>planar</u></b> or <b><u>planar</u></b> graphs]
personal <b><u>pronoun</u></b>s [or gendered <b><u>pronoun</u></b>s; accept specific pronouns like <b><u>she/her</u></b> or <b><u>he/him</u></b> or <b><u>they/them</u></b>]
<b><u>Nisus</u></b> AND <b><u>Euryalus</u></b> (“yur-RYE-uh-luss”)
Republic of <b><u>France</u></b> [or <b><u>French</u></b> Republic; or <em>République</em> <em><b><u>française</u></b></em>]
<b><u>prophase I</u></b> [accept <b><u>diplotene</u></b>, <b><u>diplonema</u></b>, or <b><u>dictyate</u></b> until “diplotene” is read; prompt on meiotic <u>prophase</u>; prompt on <u>meiosis</u> or <u>meiotic</u> until “meiosis” is read; reject “mitosis” or “M phase”]
George <b><u>Eliot</u></b> [or Mary Ann <b><u>Evans</u></b>]
<b><u>Western Schism</u></b> [or <b><u>Occidental Schism</u></b>, <b><u>Papal Schism</u></b> of 1378, <b><u>Schism</u></b> in the <b><u>Catholic</u></b> Church; <b><u>double-headed papacy</u></b>, Magnum <b><u>schisma occidentale</u></b>, or Ecclesiae <b><u>occidentalis schisma</u></b>; accept <b><u>Second Great Schism</u></b>; prompt on <u>schism</u> or <u>schisma</u>; prompt on <u>Avignon papacy</u> until “Avignon’s” is read; reject “Great Schism” or “East–West Schism”] (Caracciolo was the “anti-Master” of the Hospitallers. The first line refers to Antipope Clement VII. Catherine of Siena wrote the <em>Dialogue</em>.)
<b><u>Cumberland Gap</u></b> (The Cumberland Gap and Cumberland River were named after the Duke of Cumberland.)
<b><u>Grand Inquisitor</u></b> [or <em>Le <b><u>Grand Inquisiteur</em></u></b>]
<b><u>Melbourne</u></b>, Australia
<b><u>Kerner</u></b> Commission [or <b><u>National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders</u></b>]
<b><u>possibility</b></u> [or <b><u>possible</b></u>; or <b><u>possibly</b></u>; accept <b><u>possible</b></u> worlds; accept logical <b><u>possibility</b></u>; accept <b><u>possibilia</b></u>; accept <b><u>possible</b></u> objects; accept <b><u>possible</b></u> entities]
<b><u>psoriasis</b></u> (“so-RYE-uh-siss”) [or <b><u>psoriasis</b></u> vulgaris; accept specific types of psoriasis, such as plaque <b><u>psoriasis</b></u> or pustular <b><u>psoriasis</b></u> or guttate <b><u>psoriasis</b></u>; accept <b><u>psoriatic</b></u> arthritis; prompt on <u>arthritis</u> until read; reject “rheumatoid arthritis” or “osteoarthritis” or “RA”]
Max <b><u>Ernst</u></b> [or Maximilian Maria <b><u>Ernst</u></b>]
<b><u>one-way</u></b> functions [or <b><u>OWF</u></b>s; accept <b><u>trapdoor</u></b> functions or <b><u>trapdoor one-way</u></b> functions]
Jean <b><u>Sibelius</b></u> [or Johan Julius Christian <b><u>Sibelius</b></u>]
Antonin <b><u>Scalia</u></b> [or Antonin Gregory <b><u>Scalia</u></b>; or Nino <b><u>Scalia</u></b>]
Niklas <b><u>Luhmann</u></b> (“LOO-mahn”)
<b><u>donkey</u></b> [or <b><u>ass</u></b>; accept <em>On the Death of an <b><u>Ass</em></u></b> or <b><u><em>Asinarium</u></b> Faunus</em>; accept <em>The Golden <b><u>Ass</em></u></b> or <b><u><em>Asinus</u></b> aureus</em>]
<b><u>alliance</u></b>s [or <b><u>ally</u></b>, <b><u>allies</u></b>, <b><u>allied</u></b> powers, or “<b><u>Allied</u></b> Machine”; accept <b><u>coalition</u></b>s or <b><u>league</u></b>s or <b><u>entente</u></b>s; accept Holy <b><u>Alliance</u></b> or Triple <b><u>Alliance</u></b>; prompt on <u>Congress</u> of Vienna, Wiener <u>Kongress</u>, <u>Concert</u> of Europe, or <u>convention</u>s by asking “what sort of group did it establish?”; prompt on great <u>power</u>s or <u>state</u>s or similar by asking “organized into what sort of group?”; prompt on international <u>relation</u>s or <u>diplomatic</u> contingents until each is read]
<b><u><em>Look Back in Anger</b></u></em>
Edmund <b><u>Gettier</b></u> [accept <b><u>Gettier</b></u> problem or <b><u>Gettier</b></u> cases]
<b><u>substantia nigra</b></u> [accept <b><u>substantia nigra</b></u> pars compacta or <b><u>substantia nigra</b></u> pars reticulata; prompt on <u>basal ganglia</u> until read]
<b><u>Elsa</b></u> [accept <b><u>Elsa</b></u> Schiaparelli] (The first sentence refers to Maison Schiaparelli.)
<b><u>enthronement</u></b> of the <b><u>emperor of Japan</u></b> [or <b><u>Ceremony of Accession</u></b>; or <b><u>Sokui no Rei</u></b>; or <b><u>Sokuirei</u></b>; accept <b><u>coronation</u></b> or <b><u>appointment</u></b> in place of “enthronement”, accept <b><u>Japanese emperor</u></b> or <b><u>tennō</u></b> in place of “emperor of Japan”; prompt on partial answers indicating a <u>ceremony</u> or that do not specify the country of Japan or the emperor’s participation; do not accept or prompt on any answer referring to “abdication” or “death” of an emperor of Japan]
<b><u>unicorn</u></b>s [or <em>Hunt of the <b><u>Unicorn</em></u></b>]
<b><u>twelve-tone</u></b> technique [or <b><u>twelve-tone</u></b> method; or <b><u>twelve-tone</u></b> composition; or <b><u>dodecaphony</u></b>; prompt on <u>serialism</u> or <u>serialist</u>]
<b><u><em>On War</em></u></b> [or <b><u><em>Vom Kriege</em></u></b>]
<b><u>Blue Mosque</u></b> [or <b><u>Sultan Ahmed</u></b> Mosque; or <b><u>Sultan Ahmet</u></b> Camii] (The mosque of the Kaaba was the only other mosque to have six minarets at the time of the Blue Mosque’s construction.)
<b><u>Beethoven</u></b> Quartet [or <b><u>Beethoven</u></b> String Quartet; or the State String Quartet named after <b><u>Beethoven</u></b>; or the <b><u>Beethoven</u></b>s; prompt on <u>Moscow Conservatory</u> Quartet] (The first clues refer to String Quartets No. 7, 3, and 8.)
Giovanni Pierluigi da <b><u>Palestrina</b></u>
<b><u>dictator</u></b>s [accept <b><u>dictator</u></b> novel; accept <em>Variations on the Theme of an African <b><u>Dictatorship</em></u></b>]
Tower of <b><u>Babel</b></u> [or Tower of <b><u>Babylon</b></u>; or Mīgdal <b><u>Bāḇel</b></u>; or Toren van <b><u>Babel</b></u>; prompt on <u>tower</u> or <u>mīgdal</u>] (The painting in the second sentence is <em>Belshazzar’s Feast</em> by John Martin.)
<b><u>leaf</b></u> [or <b><u>leaves</b></u>; accept <b><u>megaphyll</b></u>s or <b><u>microphyll</b></u>s or <b><u>lycophyll</b></u>s]
<b><u>Lense–Thirring</u></b> precession
<b><u>mother</b></u>s [accept <b><u>matriarch</b></u>s or <b><u>matriarch</b></u>y or Modern <b><u>Matriarchal</b></u> Studies or Black <b><u>Matriarch</b></u>y; accept <b><u>matristic</b></u>; accept <b><u>matrifocal</b></u>; accept <b><u>matrilocal</b></u>; accept <b><u>matrilineal</b></u>; prompt on <u>women</u>; prompt on <u>parent</u>s]
<b><u>plant blindness</u></b> [or <b><u>plant awareness disparity</u></b>; or <b><u>PED</u></b>]
imperial <b><u>exam</u></b>inations [or Chinese civil service <b><u>exam</u></b>s; or <b><u>kējǔ</u></b> (“kuh-joo”); accept <b><u>test</u></b>s; accept descriptions of passing or failing an <b><u>exam</u></b>, or entering or failing to enter the Chinese <b><u>civil service</u></b>] (The gods are Kui Xing and Zhong Kui.)
William <b><u>Rehnquist</u></b> [or William Hubbs <b><u>Rehnquist</u></b>]
<b><u>Liberal Democrat</u></b>s UK [or <b><u>Lib Dem</u></b>s]
<b><u>Xica</u></b> (“SHEE-kuh”) <b><u>da Silva</u></b> [or <b><u>Chica da Silva</u></b>; prompt on da <u>Silva</u>]
<b><u>Diomedes</b></u>
Django <b><u>Reinhardt</u></b> [or Jean <b><u>Reinhardt</u></b>; prompt on <u>Django</u>] (The quintet is the Quintette du Hot Club de France.)
<b><u>Wittenberg</b></u> (“VIT-in-burg”) [accept University of <b><u>Wittenberg</b></u> or Universität <b><u>Wittenberg</b></u>; prompt on <u>Lutherstadt</u> until “Luther” is read] (“Leucorea” in Greek means “white mountain,” just as “Wittenberg” does in German. Luther’s wife, Katharina von Bora, was among the nuns who fled to Wittenberg and was the woman who ran the brewery in the former Black Cloister.)
<b><u>interest</b></u> rate [accept real <b><u>interest</b></u> rate or nominal <b><u>interest</b></u> rate; accept <b><u>interest</b></u> rate curves; accept effective <b><u>federal funds</b></u> rate]
Karl <b><u>Marx</u></b> [or Karl Heinrich <b><u>Marx</u></b>] (The book in the first sentence is Althusser’s <em>For Marx</em>. Raymond Aron’s book is <em>The Opium of the Intellectuals</em>, and Jacques Derrida’s book is <em>Specters of Marx</em>.)
<b><u>liquid-drop</u></b> model
<b><u>comparative</u></b> [or relative <b><u>comparison</u></b>; accept word forms such as <b><u>compare</u></b>; accept <b><u>comparative</u></b> illusion; accept mass <b><u>comparison</u></b> or multilateral <b><u>comparison</u></b>; accept <b><u>comparative</u></b> method; accept <b><u>comparative</u></b> linguistics; accept <b><u>comparative</u></b> adjectives] (The illusion sentence is “More people have been to Berlin than I have.” <em>Melior</em>, <em>mieux</em>, and <em>mejor</em> all mean “better.”)
<b><u>chord</u></b>s [accept <b><u>triad</u></b>s or <b><u>seventh</u></b>s or <b><u>seventh</u></b> chords; prompt on <u>harmony</u> until read]
Benjamin <b><u>Britten</u></b> [or Edward Benjamin <b><u>Britten</u></b>]
Isaac Bashevis <b><u>Singer</u></b> [or Icek Hersz <b><u>Zynger</u></b>] (The story is “Gimpel the Fool.”)
<b><u>sigma over 2 epsilon-naught</u></b> [or <b><u>1/2 sigma over epsilon-naught</u></b>; accept <b><u>divided by</u></b> in place of “over”; accept <b><u>permittivity of free space</u></b> or <b><u>epsilon-zero</u></b> in place of “epsilon-naught”] (A pillbox covering an area A of the plane contains a charge of sigma-A; the total electric flux passing through the ends of the pillbox is AE − A(−E) = 2AE; by Gauss’s law, sigma-A/epsilon-naught = 2AE, so E is sigma over 2 epsilon-naught.)
<b><u>Great Zimbabwe</u></b> [prompt on <u>Zimbabwe</u>]
Carolee <b><u>Schneemann</b></u>
<b><u>doctor</u></b> [or <b><u>physician</u></b>; or <b><u>surgeon</u></b>; or <b><u>medicine</u></b>; reject "nurse"]
Venetian <b><u>Lagoon</u></b> [or <b><u>Laguna</u></b> di Venezia or <b><u>Łaguna</u></b> de Venesia; prompt on Gulf of <u>Venice</u>, Golfo di <u>Venezia</u>, <u>Adriatic</u> Sea, or Mare <u>Adriatico</u>]
Freedom <b><u>Convoy</u></b> protests [or Canada <b><u>truck</u></b>er protests; or Canada <b><u>convoy</u></b> protests; prompt on answers mentioning <u>driver</u>s or <u>teamster</u>s until “teamsters” is read; prompt on <u>COVID</u>-19 protests until “COVID” is read; prompt on <u>anti-vaccination</u> movement, <u>anti-vax</u> movement, or <u>anti-lockdown</u> movement]
Jürgen <b><u>Habermas</b></u>
<b><u><em>Red Book of Hergest</em></u></b> [or <b><u><em>Llyfr Coch Hergest</em></u></b>]
Dan <b><u>Rather</u></b> [or Daniel Irvin <b><u>Rather</u></b> Jr.]
<b><u>Wicca</u></b> [prompt on The <u>Craft</u>]
<b><u>merchant</u></b>s [or <b><u>trader</u></b>s; or <b><u>pochteca</u></b>s; prompt on <u>traveler</u>s or synonyms]
mental <b><u>asylum</u></b>s [or <b><u>sanatorium</u></b>s; or insane <b><u>asylum</u></b>s; or <b><u>psychiatric hospital</u></b>s; or <b><u>mental hospital</u></b>s; prompt on <u>hospital</u>s]
Ed <b><u>Davey</u></b> [or Sir Edward Jonathan <b><u>Davey</u></b>]

Shiva [or Sheev or Mahadeva; accept Nataraja until read]

Ajñāna (“ug-N’YAH-nuh”)

“Middle Passage”

scholarly peer review [prompt on review or editing; prompt on word forms of publishing by asking “what step of the publication process?”]

Mauna Kea [accept Mauna a Wakea]

the shield of Achilles [or Aspis Achilleos; or descriptions of the ekphrasis on Achilles’s shield or buckler or aspís; prompt on shield or aspis scene; prompt on descriptions of Hephaestus forging the armor of Achilles; prompt on descriptions of Thetis’s visit to Hephaestus or Thetis’s visit to Hephaestus; prompt on the Iliad or Iliad Book 18]

Fantasiestücke [or Phantasiestücke; or Fantasy Pieces; accept Fantasiestücke for clarinet and piano; accept Drei Fantasiestücke or Acht Fantasiestücke; or Fantasiestück; reject “fantasy” or “fantasia”]

protecting groups [or protective groups]

cyanide [or CN-]

Bengali [or Bangla; accept Bengali Renaissance] (The first line refers to My Life by Rassundari Devi. Bankim Chandra Chatterjee wrote the song Vande Mātaram for his novel Anandamath. Devdas is by Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay.)

Warring States period [or Zhànguó Shídài; reject “Sengoku period” or “Sengoku jidai”] (The second clue refers to Feng Xuan and Lord Mengchang.)

Carrington [accept Leonora Carrington or Mary Leonora Carrington; accept Dora Carrington or Dora de Houghton Carrington] (The Biennale exhibition was titled The Milk of Dreams. The self-portrait by Leonora Carrington is Self-Portrait (Inn of the Dawn Horse).)

Asclepius [or Aesculapius]

United States national parks [accept national park administration buildings; accept national park visitor centers until read; prompt on parks or Parkitecture; prompt on Grand Canyon, Mount Rainier, Rocky Mountain, or Yosemite by asking “What general type of location is that?”]

Mwindo

Hanuman [or Hanumān; or Māruti; or Anjaneya; or Hanumanth; or Bajrangbali]

youth [accept descriptive answers indicating young people like children or teenagers or adolescents; accept youth bulge; accept baby boom]

“mostly plants” [accept “Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.”]

The Homecoming

ninjas [or shinobi; accept Legends of Ninja Secrets; prompt on warriors or assassins until read] (The second line refers to Sarutobi Sasuke.)

virtual [accept virtual displacement or virtual work; accept principle of virtual work]

Richard Dedekind [accept Dedekind domain or Dedekind cut]

tides [or tidal forces; accept tidal locking or tidal tails or tidal heating or tidal disruption events]

Franz Liszt [or Liszt Ferencz or Liszt Ferenc; accept Lisztomania]

Angkor [or Ângkô; or Yashodharapura or Yôsothôrôboreăh; accept Angkor Wat or Ângkô Vôtt; accept Siem Reap or Siăm Riăp]

Bukhara [or Bukhoro or Buxoro; accept Khanate of Bukhara; accept Ark of Bukhara; accept History of Bukhara or Tarikh-i Bukhara]

dawn [or du‘ā’ as-saḥar; accept fajr; accept The Dawn-Breakers]

Jackie Robinson [or Jack Roosevelt Robinson]

Justine Triet (“tree-YAY”) (Triet’s film Anatomy of a Fall won the 2023 Palme d’Or.)

Alex Ross

ferroelectrics [prompt on pyroelectrics before mentioned; prompt on piezoelectrics before mentioned]

Cúchulainn (“koo-kull-in”) [or Setanta]

resonance [accept mesomerism]

Ethiopian Church [or Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church; prompt on Orthodox Christianity or Oriental Orthodox Christianity until “Oriental Orthodox” is read; accept Eritrean Church until “largest” is read; prompt on Coptic Church until “Coptic” is read] (The Eritrean Church is also acceptable before “largest” because, theologically, all of the clues apply.)

South Korea [or Republic of Korea; or Hanguk; or Dainhanminguk; prompt on Korea; reject “North Korea”; reject “Democratic People’s Republic of Korea”]

The End of the Affair

planar [accept planarity or being planar or planar graphs]

personal pronouns [or gendered pronouns; accept specific pronouns like she/her or he/him or they/them]

Nisus AND Euryalus (“yur-RYE-uh-luss”)

Republic of France [or French Republic; or République française]

prophase I [accept diplotene, diplonema, or dictyate until “diplotene” is read; prompt on meiotic prophase; prompt on meiosis or meiotic until “meiosis” is read; reject “mitosis” or “M phase”]

George Eliot [or Mary Ann Evans]

Western Schism [or Occidental Schism, Papal Schism of 1378, Schism in the Catholic Church; double-headed papacy, Magnum schisma occidentale, or Ecclesiae occidentalis schisma; accept Second Great Schism; prompt on schism or schisma; prompt on Avignon papacy until “Avignon’s” is read; reject “Great Schism” or “East–West Schism”] (Caracciolo was the “anti-Master” of the Hospitallers. The first line refers to Antipope Clement VII. Catherine of Siena wrote the Dialogue.)

Cumberland Gap (The Cumberland Gap and Cumberland River were named after the Duke of Cumberland.)

Grand Inquisitor [or Le Grand Inquisiteur]

Melbourne, Australia

Kerner Commission [or National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders]

possibility [or possible; or possibly; accept possible worlds; accept logical possibility; accept possibilia; accept possible objects; accept possible entities]

psoriasis (“so-RYE-uh-siss”) [or psoriasis vulgaris; accept specific types of psoriasis, such as plaque psoriasis or pustular psoriasis or guttate psoriasis; accept psoriatic arthritis; prompt on arthritis until read; reject “rheumatoid arthritis” or “osteoarthritis” or “RA”]

Max Ernst [or Maximilian Maria Ernst]

one-way functions [or OWFs; accept trapdoor functions or trapdoor one-way functions]

Jean Sibelius [or Johan Julius Christian Sibelius]

Antonin Scalia [or Antonin Gregory Scalia; or Nino Scalia]

Niklas Luhmann (“LOO-mahn”)

donkey [or ass; accept On the Death of an Ass or Asinarium Faunus; accept The Golden Ass or Asinus aureus]

alliances [or ally, allies, allied powers, or “Allied Machine”; accept coalitions or leagues or ententes; accept Holy Alliance or Triple Alliance; prompt on Congress of Vienna, Wiener Kongress, Concert of Europe, or conventions by asking “what sort of group did it establish?”; prompt on great powers or states or similar by asking “organized into what sort of group?”; prompt on international relations or diplomatic contingents until each is read]

Look Back in Anger

Edmund Gettier [accept Gettier problem or Gettier cases]

substantia nigra [accept substantia nigra pars compacta or substantia nigra pars reticulata; prompt on basal ganglia until read]

Elsa [accept Elsa Schiaparelli] (The first sentence refers to Maison Schiaparelli.)

enthronement of the emperor of Japan [or Ceremony of Accession; or Sokui no Rei; or Sokuirei; accept coronation or appointment in place of “enthronement”, accept Japanese emperor or tennō in place of “emperor of Japan”; prompt on partial answers indicating a ceremony or that do not specify the country of Japan or the emperor’s participation; do not accept or prompt on any answer referring to “abdication” or “death” of an emperor of Japan]

unicorns [or Hunt of the Unicorn]

twelve-tone technique [or twelve-tone method; or twelve-tone composition; or dodecaphony; prompt on serialism or serialist]

On War [or Vom Kriege]

Blue Mosque [or Sultan Ahmed Mosque; or Sultan Ahmet Camii] (The mosque of the Kaaba was the only other mosque to have six minarets at the time of the Blue Mosque’s construction.)

Beethoven Quartet [or Beethoven String Quartet; or the State String Quartet named after Beethoven; or the Beethovens; prompt on Moscow Conservatory Quartet] (The first clues refer to String Quartets No. 7, 3, and 8.)

Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina

dictators [accept dictator novel; accept Variations on the Theme of an African Dictatorship]

Tower of Babel [or Tower of Babylon; or Mīgdal Bāḇel; or Toren van Babel; prompt on tower or mīgdal] (The painting in the second sentence is Belshazzar’s Feast by John Martin.)

leaf [or leaves; accept megaphylls or microphylls or lycophylls]

Lense–Thirring precession

mothers [accept matriarchs or matriarchy or Modern Matriarchal Studies or Black Matriarchy; accept matristic; accept matrifocal; accept matrilocal; accept matrilineal; prompt on women; prompt on parents]

plant blindness [or plant awareness disparity; or PED]

imperial examinations [or Chinese civil service exams; or kējǔ (“kuh-joo”); accept tests; accept descriptions of passing or failing an exam, or entering or failing to enter the Chinese civil service] (The gods are Kui Xing and Zhong Kui.)

William Rehnquist [or William Hubbs Rehnquist]

Liberal Democrats UK [or Lib Dems]

Xica (“SHEE-kuh”) da Silva [or Chica da Silva; prompt on da Silva]

Diomedes

Django Reinhardt [or Jean Reinhardt; prompt on Django] (The quintet is the Quintette du Hot Club de France.)

Wittenberg (“VIT-in-burg”) [accept University of Wittenberg or Universität Wittenberg; prompt on Lutherstadt until “Luther” is read] (“Leucorea” in Greek means “white mountain,” just as “Wittenberg” does in German. Luther’s wife, Katharina von Bora, was among the nuns who fled to Wittenberg and was the woman who ran the brewery in the former Black Cloister.)

interest rate [accept real interest rate or nominal interest rate; accept interest rate curves; accept effective federal funds rate]

Karl Marx [or Karl Heinrich Marx] (The book in the first sentence is Althusser’s For Marx. Raymond Aron’s book is The Opium of the Intellectuals, and Jacques Derrida’s book is Specters of Marx.)

liquid-drop model

comparative [or relative comparison; accept word forms such as compare; accept comparative illusion; accept mass comparison or multilateral comparison; accept comparative method; accept comparative linguistics; accept comparative adjectives] (The illusion sentence is “More people have been to Berlin than I have.” Melior, mieux, and mejor all mean “better.”)

chords [accept triads or sevenths or seventh chords; prompt on harmony until read]

Benjamin Britten [or Edward Benjamin Britten]

Isaac Bashevis Singer [or Icek Hersz Zynger] (The story is “Gimpel the Fool.”)

sigma over 2 epsilon-naught [or 1/2 sigma over epsilon-naught; accept divided by in place of “over”; accept permittivity of free space or epsilon-zero in place of “epsilon-naught”] (A pillbox covering an area A of the plane contains a charge of sigma-A; the total electric flux passing through the ends of the pillbox is AE − A(−E) = 2AE; by Gauss’s law, sigma-A/epsilon-naught = 2AE, so E is sigma over 2 epsilon-naught.)

Great Zimbabwe [prompt on Zimbabwe]

Carolee Schneemann

doctor [or physician; or surgeon; or medicine; reject "nurse"]

Venetian Lagoon [or Laguna di Venezia or Łaguna de Venesia; prompt on Gulf of Venice, Golfo di Venezia, Adriatic Sea, or Mare Adriatico]

Freedom Convoy protests [or Canada trucker protests; or Canada convoy protests; prompt on answers mentioning drivers or teamsters until “teamsters” is read; prompt on COVID-19 protests until “COVID” is read; prompt on anti-vaccination movement, anti-vax movement, or anti-lockdown movement]

Jürgen Habermas

Red Book of Hergest [or Llyfr Coch Hergest]

Dan Rather [or Daniel Irvin Rather Jr.]

Wicca [prompt on The Craft]

merchants [or traders; or pochtecas; prompt on travelers or synonyms]

mental asylums [or sanatoriums; or insane asylums; or psychiatric hospitals; or mental hospitals; prompt on hospitals]

Ed Davey [or Sir Edward Jonathan Davey]