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You'll find it if you go along the

The word is Explanation:
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Behaviorists hate this trick

I think the answer is Reasoning: We can It looks like we need to place the squares so that the
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A Trivial Pursuit #01 (Geography 1/4): History

First, we need to resolve the six lines in the quote: We can then observe that Noting that
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A Trivial Pursuit #04 (Art and Literature 1/4): Threesome

First note that for each row, the @ represents the same symbol Each describes a three-word phrase: Note that for each three-word phrase, there is exactly one (unique!) common letter among the three ...
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A Trivial Pursuit #07 (Geography 2/4): String Theory

I think the answer is: Each of the tables ... The H example The first letter The second letter The third letter The fourth letter
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The image you are requesting does not exist?

The two words we are looking for are: First I noticed that Because: These is clearly related with red-orange-yellow dots in the first column of the table. Filling the table with For example: PS:
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Element lost? Call a scientist!

I think you're looking for... Why the strange capitalisation there? Well, first let's identify the three flags. These are those of: We clearly need to use these identities somehow to produce some ...
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A Trivial Pursuit #05 (Science and Nature 1/4): Animal Songs

The answer is Because all of these is an animal contained in a title of The note symbol corresponds to the
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A Trivial Pursuit #06 (Sports and Leisure 1/4): Life Goals

Well, So we complete the table to get where Now thus: Well, now, what about So our final answer is One thing I was puzzled by but forgot about when writing up the answer:
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If Weird Al Yankovic Wrote Riddles

The first six lines of this puzzle are an obfuscation of... All of this is intended to imply that the remainder of the riddle has relevance to: As discussed elsewhere (including here on Puzzling!), ...
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A Trivial Pursuit #10 (Art and Literature 2/4): Bookshelf

The top row is Thanks to Davide (and Chrone, in comments) for finishing off the ones I couldn't figure out - check out Davide's answer for more. The bottom row is To figure out the middle row, we ...
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A Trivial Pursuit #08 (Entertainment 2/4): Names

First we solve the rebuses: Then we notice We find them all: Then we notice that I thought that was the end but @Daniel S observes in the comments that we can go further:
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Five ordered names

Because it's... More specifically The full answers being
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What - - - - - - - corresponds to the question mark?

The answer to this puzzle is Explanation: And as it turns out, Therefore,
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Dear Spider-Man

This answer builds from Lezzup's answer. To recap, the grid of letters contains Now: Then:
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Comprised of both

I think the answer is Not only does this describe the picture, but
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Genius Belt; What am I?

First part: Second part: Third part: Fourth part: So, the answer is (?):
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COMPOSITION [10 letter answer]

The key insight is to realize that with The flavortext is which Putting all of this together, the first 4 parts can be interpreted like so: Using this information, we can then interpret the last ...
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Dear Spider-Man

First, let's find out who the friends are of Curt Connors: After that, it's quite obvious who is the friend of Spider-Man: About all the capital letters: Let's find out what's with the grid with ...
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A [Song from Taylor Swift's second album] Puzzle

All of the clue answers are Specifically, The 16th cell should be because according to your question title,
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A puzzle of d's (What is the full name of the artist shop?)

This is a puzzle on So, for the final line, it should read
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Element lost? Call a scientist!

You were looking for and you finally found it in After all, when you called the three scientists,
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A Trivial Pursuit #10 (Art and Literature 2/4): Bookshelf

I managed to understand the first and third bookshelf In the first we have a combination of TITLE (YEAR) : AUTHOR, for both the title and the author we only have the initials Thanks to Chrone for ...
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Maybe all is not as it seams

Channelling my inner Rainbolt ... You are in This is confirmed by looking at the images from Comparing with your image: So this is clearly the place, but I don't know what software you used to ...
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A warning from below

Using 10010100102ohno's answer as a starting point, I'd like to propose a conclusion I've found. We start with the same steps from that answer: From the image, we see: These three numbers represent… ...
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Just a regular puzzle (It's what's inside that counts)

Is it the diagram shown Alternatively because the diagram
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#TenderfootSpiral

My answer is.. The first thing we look at Here's the rest of the solution.
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