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BIBLICAL CHARACTERS
MEDICAL CONDITIONS
200

Hearts, spades, clubs, and these

Diamonds

200

Ted Moseby from How I Met Your Mother is employed as this, someone who designs buildings for a living

Architect

200

This sweet game was released in 2012 by King

Candy Crush
200

The mother to Jesus

Mary

200

Disease caused by HIV

AIDS
400

Solid, gas, liquid, and this

Plasma

400

David Schwimmer's character from Friends has this job, that involves studying fossils

Paleontologist

400

This game by Niantic contained augmented reality and forced people to go outside and walk around to catch 'em all

Pokemon Go

400

He spent a night in the lion's den

Daniel

400

Curvature of the spine

Scoliosis

600

England, Scotland, Wales, and this

Northern Ireland

600

In Better Call Saul, "Saul Goodman" is the crooked alter-ego of Jimmy McGill, who has this profession after passing the Bar Exam

Lawyer
600

In this game, one must avoid trains and other obstacles as a policeman chases you down

Subway Surfers

600

These first two sons of Adam and Eve had their relationship torn apart by envy and murder

Cain and Abel

600

Inflammation of the gums

Gingivitis

800

Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and him

Teddy Roosevelt
800

This The Office character conned her way into the position of Office Administrator after the corporate takeover from Sabre

Pam

800

This arcade-style game was on the app store for less than a year, but managed to gather over 50 million players

Flappy Bird

800

This oldest character went on to live to the age of 969

Methuselah

800

Yellowed skin, potentially caused by liver disease

Jaundice

1000

Australian Open, French Open, US Open, and this

Wimbledon

1000

Stranger Things Season 3 saw Steve working with Robin at an ice cream parlor in this mall

Starcourt

1000

Hipster Whale created this game with the objective of getting to the other side

Crossy Road

1000

This concubine to Abraham gave birth to Ishmael

Hagar
1000

Disease, eradicated in 1979, which caused blisters, scarring and often death

Smallpox