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state). In other cases, all the answers in the category round shared an announced characteristic in common (e.g., geographical locations whose names begin and end with "A"). Teams used their buzzers in this round, earning 10 points for a correct answer, but losing 10 points (later 20 points) for wrong answers.
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1018:in 1965 on WMAQ-TV (Chicago).
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493:National Institutes of Health
344:National Air and Space Museum
2864:Denham, Jess (9 June 2015).
2778:. Sep 15, 1963. p. 146.
2553:Katz, Bonnie (10 Jul 2014).
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353:U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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422:National Gallery of Art
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2011:Centennial High School
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2016:Staunton High School
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854:Notable contestants
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351:, president of the
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184:As a result of the
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