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New England Patriots
Number Two Hits
Elements Named After
Board Games
200
he went on to be the mayor of South Bend, and the winner of the Iowa Caucuses
Pete Buttigieg
200
the official Patriots logo through 1992 was named this
Pat Patriot
200
this 8 minute long Prince song -- later featured on an album with its same name -- peaked at number 2 in 1984; it re-surged into number 4 in 2016
Purple Rain
200
this element gets its name from the greek khloros, meaning greenish yellow
Chlorine
200
Monopoly's property names are based on this coastal New Jersey town
Atlantic City
400
the junior senator from Arkansas
Tom Cotton
400
he leads the Patriots in all-time scoring, at 1755
Stephen Gostkowski
400
this track held the number 2 spot for nine weeks (the most in Billboard history) in 2019 behind Old Town Road before finally taking the top spot
Bad Guy
400
this element is named after an Italian-American physicist who won the Nobel Prize in 1938 and worked on the Manhattan Project
Fermium
400
this board game was invented by a german dental technician in the 1990s who based it on viking settlers
Settlers of Catan
600
this daughter of Hillary and Bill
Chelsea Clinton
600
this running back has played for the patriots since 2014, and holds the record for most receptions in a super bowl (at 14)
James White
600
this 1965 single by Bob Dylan peaked at number 2 -- how does it feel to be second to "Help!" by the Beatles
Like a Rolling Stone
600
the only element named after a university
Berkelium
600
this board game was invented in the 1950s by Albert Lamorisse and was originally known as "La Conqueste du Monde"
Risk
800
Obama's National Security Advisor from 2013 to 2017 and a current front runner to be Biden's VP
Susan Rice
800
he lead the patriots in rushing yards during both the 2014 and 2016 super bowl wins
LeGarrette Blount
800
Frankie Valli's single of this song in 1967 where he professes his love hit number 2 on the charts, his best solo hit until he finally got a number 1 in 1975 -- too good to be true
Can't Take My Eyes Off You
800
DAILY DOUBLE
This country has two (2) elements named after it
800
Eleanor Abbott invented this game in the late 40s when she got polio, as a colorful way to distract recovering kids with polio; she even did the original art, with its winding paths and unique characters
CandyLand
1000
the COO of Facebook; she also wrote "Lean In" -- a popular book, I am told
Sheryl Sandberg
1000
in 2015, the patriots lost in the AFC championship 20-18 to this team -- which went on to win the super bowl
Denver Broncos
1000
this 2009 Lady Gaga song peaked at number 2 -- but is by far her most viewed song on Youtube, at 1.2bil views
Bad Romance
1000
Four elements are named after a small Swedish fishing island which is the single richest source of elemental discoveries in the world; name any one of them
Yttrium (Y), terbium (Tb), erbium (Er), and ytterbium (Yb))
1000
this train strategy board game also shares its name with a Beatles hit song
Ticket to Ride