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*'''[[:Category:Terms in mechanical physics|Terms in mechanical physics]]''': [[elastic collision]], [[inertia]], [[potential energy]], [[acceleration]] | *'''[[:Category:Terms in mechanical physics|Terms in mechanical physics]]''': [[elastic collision]], [[inertia]], [[potential energy]], [[acceleration]] | ||
*'''[[:Category:Presidential quotations|Presidential quotations]]''': [[you can fool all the people some of the time]], [[ich bin ein Berliner]], [[there can be no whitewash at the White House]], rule 4 | *'''[[:Category:Presidential quotations|Presidential quotations]]''': [[you can fool all the people some of the time]], [[ich bin ein Berliner]], [[there can be no whitewash at the White House]], rule 4 | ||
*'''[[:Category:Tiebreakers in Only Connect|Tiebreakers in Only Connect]]''': [[Albert Einstein]] | |||
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- People who stood for the Parliament of the United Kingdom unsuccessfully: Auberon Waugh, Bertrand Russell, Robin Day, Screaming Lord Sulch
- Items on the Moon: hammer / feather, Flag of the United States, Eugene Shoemaker, Golf Ball
- Things developed by monks: pretzel, bookkeeping, kung fu, genetics
- Pieces with "night" in the title: Les nuits d'été, Eine kleine Nachtmusik, Night Train, Summer Nights
- Stories with reverse chronology: Merrily We Roll Along, Betrayal, Memento, Time's Arrow
- Locations of the Seven Ancient Wonders of the World: Olympia, Babylon, Alexandria, Rhodes
- 7 Ages of Man: infant, whining schoolboy, lover, soldier
- Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom: Gordon Brown, Tony Blair, John Major, Margaret Thatcher
- Pythagorean triples: 7, 24, 25; 6, 8, 10; 5, 12, 13; 3, 4, 5
- dunno if that would be appropriate
- Colors on an archery target: gold, red, blue, black
- Thunderbirds pilots: Scott, Virgil, Alan, Gordon
- Rubber things: elastic band, puck, squash ball, rule 4
- Quarks: up, down, charm, strange
- Tobacco: screw, grass, snout, lag
- Nick: Santa Claus, Satan, Bottom, Dr. Riviera
- Words for 0: love, zip, goose egg, duck
- Fictional captains: Sparrow, Hook, Haddock, Ahab
- Flying (word): fox, ace, fish, buttress
- Playing card nicknames: bullet, cowboy, deuce, crab
- Dishes made using eggs: meringue, omelette, mousse, frittata
- Famous mathematicians: Alan Turing, Archimedes, René Descartes, Blaise Pascal
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- 17: haiku, Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress, chlorine, Stalag 17
- Previous names of bands: Silmarillion, Arabicus Pulp, Tyrannosaurus, The Troglodytes
- Halves: semibreve, half crown, half hitch knot, half of beer
- dunno if that would be appropriate
- Settings of Shakespearean works: My Love is as a Fever, Who is Sylvia?, Oh Mistress Mine, It Was a Lover and His Lass
- Translators of the Bible: Jerome, Erasmus, Martin Luther, William Tyndale
- nah
- M1 service stations: Toddington, Newport Pagnell, Northampton, Watford Gap
- Pairs of prime numbers: 23, 57, 1113, 1719
- Things given on wedding anniversary decades: tin, china, pearl, ruby
- Currencies of Germany: Rentenmark, bad, Deutschmark, euro
- British royal houses: House of Lancaster, House of York, House of Tudor, House of Stuart
- Water: tonic water, heavy water, bath water, barley water
- Chancellors of the Exchequer: Major, Clarke, Darling, Brown
- Morris cars: Marina, Minor, Oxford, Isis
- Things denoted by "PC": computer, constable, %, postcard
- English cricket captains: May, Gower, Lamb, Fry
- Trees: cork, ash, lime, willow
- Presidential candidates who lost: Carter, Dole, Gore, Bush
- Irish counties: Galway, Mayo, Clare, Kerry
- Wading birds: oystercatcher, avocet, ibis, ringed plover
- Booker Prize-winning novels: The Ghost Road, Life of Pi, Oscar and Lucinda, Vernon God Little
- Proverbs about money: every man has his price, a fool and his money are soon parted, a rising tide lifts all boats, there's no such thing as a free lunch
- Famous Westerns: Rio Grande, Once Upon a Time in the West, Fort Apache
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- Epistolary novels: Frankenstein, We Need to Talk About Kevin, Clarissa, Les Liaisons dangereuses
- Self-penned epitaphs: quoth the Raven "Nevermore.", don't cry for me Argentina, that's all, folks!, I told you I was ill
- People with palindromic surnames: Yoko Ono, John Hannah, Monica Seles, Trevor Eve
- dunno if that would be appropriate
- Card games: Pope Joan, Black Maria, Newmarket, Cheat
- Operatic iconic duos: Pelleas and Melisande, Romeo and Juliet, Tristan und Isolde, Porgy and Bess
- Eurovision Song Contest winners: Tu te reconnaîtras, Waterloo, Ding-a-dong, Save Your Kisses for Me
- Quarter Days in England and Wales: March 25, June 24, September 29, December 25
- Noble gases: He, Ne, ar, Kr
- it's the SIX GRANDFATHERS, not mount rushmore
- Civil courts in England and Wales: county, court, Appeal, House of Lords
- Oranges and Lemons: Old Bailey, Shoreditch, Stepney, Bow
- Irish counties: Cork, Wexford, Longford, Clare
- TV doctors: Martin, Quinn, Kildare, House
- Trees: hazel, quince, rowan, myrtle
- Houses: Somerset, opera, Wendy, Heartbreak
- Fictional detectives: Rebus, Hammer, Wimsey, Spade
- Puzzles: monkey, Chinese, jigsaw, crossword
- Fabrics: terry, drill, wincey, jersey
- Tools: trowel, pick, riddle, wimble
- Soups and stews: bouillabaisse, carrot and coriander, crab bisque, cioppino
- Terms in mechanical physics: elastic collision, inertia, potential energy, acceleration
- Presidential quotations: you can fool all the people some of the time, ich bin ein Berliner, there can be no whitewash at the White House, rule 4
- Tiebreakers in Only Connect: Albert Einstein