Spoiler Talk: CotD (Wed)

It’s time for a look at the NY Times Clue of the Day for Wednesday’s game. This clue may be today’s Final Jeopardy! If you know it (or even if you don’t), you can make a prediction on how many players will get it right and/or leave a hint on the right answer BEFORE 11:15 A.M. CENTRAL (And, yes, we are all aware that the results are sometimes put up earlier elsewhere, but we play fair here).

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Clue of the Day

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An old row: This was the $1000 row in the last round of the Jeopardy! match that originally aired on 1-8-1992.

POLITICAL TERMS: All members of Congress have this “privilege” of sending official mail postage-free
MARINE BIOLOGY: Sometimes called a sea cow, this rare mammal is a close relative of the dugong
BLACK AUTHORS: While living in Paris, he published his first novel, “Go Tell It on the Mountain”
GEMS: The name of this bluish gem used in jewelry & for carvings means “stone of azure”
U.S. GEOGRAPHY: Named for a cascade on a nearby river, this is South Dakota’s most populous city
ALEXANDER THE GREAT: In 323 B.C., Alexander died in a palace in this Mesopotamian city, his intended capital
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Today’s Quote: No scientific discovery is without its religious and moral implications ~ William Ralph Inge

Born or Died on April 16th


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TUESDAY’S PREDICTIONS: JP and JJ correctly predicted only one person would get the Eternal City.

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4 Responses

  1. JJ says:

    I was in the wrong part of the country… I was thinking a place in or around Motown. 1/3 correct responses.

  2. VJ says:

    I’ll try ONE right. I’m thinking they’ll have to accept the name of the building back then and the name of it now. Stax has a museum in that city too. Ironic that Andrew is originally from the birthplace of Elvis.

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  3. JP says:

    I didn’t know anything about this place other than its most famous event, so I was left with nothing. I’ll say 0/3 as well.

  4. jk says:

    I didn’t find anything in the clue helpful. If one doesn’t know where “Knock on Wood” was written (and I’m not sure why that would be something one would just know ) there isn’t much, to me, that points one to this place that made James Earl Ray became infamous. I’ll say 0/3

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