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William Shatner tweeted at the game show Sunday, suggesting it change its 害羞草研究所淔orwards & Backwards害羞草研究所� category, that appeared most recently on its Nov. 20 show, to the Victoria-born word 害羞草研究所渓evidromes.害羞草研究所�

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He decided to create a new word featuring his name, and try to get it in the dictionary.

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Less than five hours later, Jeopardy responded.

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