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   Mark Brader wrote:   
      
   > ** Game 4, Round 9 - Science - Science Nobel Prize Winners   
      
   > 1. Name the winner of the 1901 Physics prize in recognition of   
   > "the discovery of the remarkable rays subsequently named   
   > after him".   
      
   Roentgen   
      
   > 2. Name *both* of winners of the 1903 Physics prize in recognition   
   > of "their joint researches on the radiation phenomena discovered   
   > by Professor Henri Becquerel". First and last names required.   
      
   Pierre and Marie Curie   
      
   > 3. Name the Dutch-born winner of the 1910 Physics prize in   
   > recognition of "his work on the equation of state for gases   
   > and liquids".   
      
   van der Waal   
      
   > 5. Name the winner of the 1922 Physics Prize in recognition of   
   > "his services in the investigation of the structure of atoms   
   > and of the radiation emanating from them".   
      
   Thompson   
      
   > 6. Name the New-Zealand-born winner of the 1908 Chemistry prize   
   > in recognition "for his investigations into the disintegration   
   > of the elements and the chemistry of radioactive substances".   
   > These investigations mostly took place at McGill University.   
      
   Rutherford   
      
   > 7. Name the winner of the 1932 Physics prize in recognition of "the   
   > creation of quantum mechanics, the application of which has inter   
   > alia led to the discovery of the allotropic forms of hydrogen".   
      
   Heisenberg   
      
   > 8. Name the English-born winner of the 1958 Chemistry prize in   
   > recognition of "his work on the structure of proteins, especially   
   > that of insulin".   
      
   Pauling   
      
   > 9. Name *any one* of the winners of the 1994 Economics prize in   
   > recognition of "their pioneering analysis of equilibria in the   
   > theory of non-cooperative games".   
      
   Arrow   
      
   > 10. Name the US-born winner of the 1976 Economics prize in   
   > recognition of "his achievements in the fields of consumption   
   > analysis monetary history and theory and for his demonstration   
   > of the complexity of stabilization policy".   
      
   Friedman   
      
   > ** Game 4, Round 10 - Challenge Round - JCVD   
      
   > * A. Geography   
      
   > A1. For pretty much his whole career, JCVD has gone by the   
   > nickname "The Muscles from..." -- what European capital?   
      
   Brussels   
      
   > A2. The 1988 movie "Black Eagle" revolves around recovering a   
   > device from a plane shot down over what small EU member   
   > country, an archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea?   
      
   Malta   
      
   > * B. Business   
      
   > B1. The 1989 film "Cyborg" features characters named Gibson   
   > Rickenbacker, Fender Tremolo, and Marshall Strat. Gibson,   
   > Rickenbacker, and Fender are companies best known for   
   > manufacturing what?   
      
   guitars   
      
   > B2. In November 2013 an ad spot for Volvo Trucks went viral,   
   > racking up 35,000,000 views in the first week. It featured   
   > JCVD perched between the cabs of two reversing Volvo FM   
   > trucks performing his signature move also featured in the   
   > name of the clip: "The Epic..." -- what?. Name the move.   
      
   split   
      
   > * C. Sports   
      
   > C1. 1997's "Double Team" saw JCVD paired with what NBA "bad boy",   
   > making his feature film debut? Other accolades include   
   > being a two-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year and a   
   > "friend for life" of Kim Jong Un.   
      
   Rodman   
      
   > C2. 1995's "Sudden Death" was set at a fictional Game 7 of   
   > the Stanley Cup finals between the Chicago Black Hawks and   
   > what home team? In the real 1992 Stanley Cup finals this   
   > team swept Chicago in four games straight, extending their   
   > playoff win streak to 11 games.   
      
   Edmonton Oilers   
      
   > * D. History   
      
   > D1. Twice in his film career, JCVD has played characters   
   > who served in what noted military group? Created in 1831, it   
   > allowed non-citizen recruits to serve in its country's army.   
      
   French Foreign Legion   
      
   > D2. JCVD's movie "Knock Off" was one of the last movies to   
   > feature Kai Tak Airport still in use before its closure   
   > in 1998. Located in Kowloon, it was the international   
   > airport for what administrative region?   
      
   Hong Kong; Macao   
      
   > * E. Cameos   
      
   > E1. JCVD was one of a handful of guest stars that appeared on   
   > an episode of a sitcom that NBC aired right after their 1996   
   > Super Bowl broadcast. The episode was appropriately named   
   > "The One After The Super Bowl". Name the sitcom.   
      
   Friends   
      
   > E2. JCVD had a brief cameo as himself in a 1993 Arnold   
   > Schwarzenegger action movie. It's the Arnie movie between   
   > 1992's "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" and 1994's "True Lies".   
   > Name the movie.   
      
   Predator   
      
   > * F. Movies   
      
   > F1. In his final film role Raul Julia played M. Bison, who   
   > squared off against JCVD's Guile in the 1994 adaptation of   
   > what video game franchise?   
      
   Street Fighter   
      
   > F2. JCVD played the main bad guy -- named Jean Vilain -- in the   
   > second movie of what film franchise, a veritable who's who   
   > of classic action stars? The first three movies were were   
   > released in the 2010s, with a fourth installment set for   
   > September 2023.   
      
   Expendables   
      
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