Here are 12 triple stumpers from the 12-13-2016 Jeopardy! match.

THAT’S A GREEK LETTER ($1000) Psi is the name of a Greek letter & is also found in the names of these 2 other Greek letters

ALLITERATION ($1000) The existence of these storage organizations made heart-lung pumps for open-heart surgery possible

GEORGIA ($800) He ran an unsuccessful 1966 campaign for Governor before a successful one 4 years later

($1000) Northeast Georgia is covered by this “colorful” southern range of the Appalachians

HOLIDAY DUETS ($1000) Good grief! Sarah McLachlan & Diana Krall dueted on this song 1st heard in “A Charlie Brown Christmas”

BOOKS OF THE 1930S ($1200) The title of this book that spawned several movies didn’t refer to its detective hero but to lanky Clyde Wynant

THE MILITARY AT HOME ($1200) Pairing veterans with the community at large via physical & social activity, Team RWB is short for this, natch

($1600) Read by Jill Biden: As a military mom, I was proud to launch an initiative with First Lady Michelle Obama to help service members, veterans & their famillies that is fittingly called “Joining” these

($2000) The uses of the military inside the U.S. are limited by the act called this “Comitatus”

LESSER-KNOWN HISTORIC NAMES ($800) Though Fritz Todt built this Nazi line, also known as the Westwall, it wasn’t the Todt line, but was named for this Wagnerian hero

($1600) Stenka Razin, who led to an uprising of these horsemen of the steppes, was the subject of the 1st Russian feature film, from 1908

($2000) Jesuit missionary & explorer Isaac Jogues gave the falls that empty in Lake Huron this French name

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