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AN "ARM"
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Add a letter to the country shown here & you get this painful wrenching of the ligaments around a joint

sprain

100

Before the floating version was invented & became the subject of a "Sesame Street" song, this toy sank in the tub

rubber duckie

100

On Jan. 1, 1863 Lincoln issued this edict, & would later call it "the central act of my administration"

the Emancipation Proclamation

100

Its red triangular logo is called a widget

Delta

100

A spreadable preserve made from the pulp & rind of citrus fruits

marmalade
200

Add a letter to the country highlighted here & you'll get this acronym for a device usable offshore

scuba

200

James Caldwell came up with this snappy "rubber" name that is still on step stools, dishracks...

rubber maid

200

A draft document called the Articles of the Barons preceded this one to which the king set his seal in 1215

the Magna Carta

200

This symbol has been on Air Canada's logo for more than 85 years

Maple Leaf

200

This 2-word term for a perfect, idealized suitor is modeled on a royal character in a 17th century fairy tale

Prince Charming

300

Add a letter to the country featured here & you get this word for a female

woman

300

This civilization of Mexico created an early version of rubber & has a name from the Aztec language meaning "rubber people"

the Olmec

300

Robert Livingston, U.S. minister to France, James Monroe & a French treasury minister signed the treaty for this 1803 deal

the Louisiana Purchase

300

In 2019 Aer Lingus refreshed this symbol on its logo by giving it a slight backward tilt

Shamrock

300

12-letter word for the scientific study of drugs used in treating medical conditions

pharmacology
400

Add a letter to the country shown here & you get this word describing a fully-equipped business opportunity

turnkey

400

Cultivated rubber trees are "tapped" about once every 2 days, yielding around a cup of this sap each time

latex

400

A 1945 charter says, "We the peoples of" these "determined to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war"

the United Nations

400

Seen here, is this airline's logo; she represents the spirit of welcome you might not find on the mainland

Hawaiian

400

In Hinduism, it's the basic natural law of the universe

dharma

500

Add a letter to the country that's highlighted & you get this word meaning "harmless"

benign

500

This process of treating rubber to make it stronger & more resistant involves heating it with sulfur

vulcanization

500

Name given U.S. Public Law 88-408, passed in 1964 giving LBJ the power to prevent further aggression

the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution

500

This airline's kangaroo logo was first used in 1947; it has gotten considerably more stylized since then

Qantas

500

Originally denoting a mounted soldier, it's the job title of the person seen here in France

the gendarme