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Answer
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What animal is generally considered to be the holiest animal in Hinduism?
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Cow
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According to Shakespeare, who was told to "beware the Ides of March"?
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Julius Caesar
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What's the de-facto capital of Switzerland?
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Bern
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What constellation has a "belt" of three bright stars?
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Orion
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In basketball, what word means "nothing but net"?
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Swish
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Besides Kazakh, what is an official language of Kazakhstan?
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Russian
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Besides coffee, what goes into an affogato?
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Ice cream
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What is a book of the Bible, a girl's name, or a word that means "mercy"?
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Ruth
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What organization's traditions were "rum, sodomy, and the lash" – according to an apocryphal Winston Churchill quote?
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The Royal Navy
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What is the female version of a bar mitzvah?
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Bat Mitzvah
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In the Bible, Jesus raised three people from the dead. Who was the only one that had a name?
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Lazarus
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Double, double toil and trouble. What creature's eye do witches need for their broth?
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Newt
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What is the common English translation of Descartes' famous statement "Cogito Ergo Sum"?
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What was the last name of brothers Chico, Harpo, Groucho, Zeppo, and Gummo?
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Marx
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Which chemical element is prominently used in laptop batteries and antidepressant medication?
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Lithium
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What religious group renounces modern inventions, and speaks a German dialect known as "Pennsylvania Dutch"?
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Amish
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What was the British spelling of the word "jail" prior to the late 19th century?
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Gaol
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What series of video games takes place in the mythical land of Hyrule?
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In the puppet show, who is Mr. Punch's wife?
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Judy
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Who starred as Arnold Schwarzenegger's twin in "Twins"?
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Danny DeVito
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Punch and Judy fought for a pie.
Punch gave Judy a knock in the eye.
Says Punch to Judy, "Will you have any more?"
Says Judy to Punch, "My eye is sore."
There’s also the matter of using “prominently”: It’s definitely not used prominently for depression; it’s not even the recommended front-line bipolar treatment anymore (due to side effects). Altogether, pharmaceuticals only account for 4% of lithium use worldwide; it is much more often (more prominently?) used in industrial applications: ceramics and aluminum production, lubricants, air conditioners — in addition to batteries.
Might I so boldly suggest just “Which chemical element is commonly used in portable electronics batteries and medication to treat bipolar disorder?” (I suspect most people are getting the answer based on the batteries part anyway.)
"Lithium-based drugs are useful as a mood stabilizer and antidepressant in the treatment of mental illness such as bipolar disorder."