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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% NYE High-energy TV scientist? (3) Newsday May 3, 2020
3% ZIP Energy (3) Eugene Sheffer Oct 7, 2026
3% PEP Energy (3) USA Today Oct 1, 2026
3% GEOLOGIST Mineral scientist (9) Puzzler Backwords Sep 26, 2026
3% EDISON US scientist (6) (6) Mirror Quick Sep 16, 2026
3% CURIE Scientist Marie (5) Commuter Sep 10, 2026
3% LAB Scientist's workplace (3) New York Times Mini Aug 20, 2026
3% RAVE High-energy dance party (4) Universal Aug 10, 2026
3% ADA "___ Twist, Scientist" (3) TV Aug 2, 2026
2% SEEN "As ___ on TV!" (4)

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