ALBANY — Gwyn Mannion, an engineer, mother of six and political novice who is running for a seat in the Onondaga County Legislature, is sending a postcard to voters presenting, on its face, a Jeopardy-style clue: "Two leaders who work across party lines to deliver real results".
(As The Daily Mail points out, one Twitter user even went as far as to call Chu "the face of a Jeopardy villain").
Students adjusting to the new exams face a "triple jeopardy," Ms. McCreary said.
"The graduates face a double jeopardy: they enter the world of work having paid far more for their education, with the debts hanging over them.
The reported prevalence of violence among mobile FSWs in this study is consistent with previous research among all FSWs [ 11, 15] and among women in the general population [ 7, 19], suggesting that this group of FSWs face a double jeopardy because in addition to being vulnerable to experiencing violence they are also socially stigmatized.
They faced a double jeopardy as Black people and Spanish speakers.
Dalits who convert to other religions, to escape the Hindu caste system, face double jeopardy in an era of Hindu nationalism, said Mr. Macwan, who is a Christian.
They say that a fair trial is still impossible in Peru and that their daughter faces double jeopardy with a second trial, which a top military court granted last August after years of pressure from Washington.
As the face of "Jeopardy" for 28 years, Trebek has been a target for much of the criticism.
The woman who is accused of robbing the hotel room of the "Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek could face a life sentence under a California law for repeat offenders.
If these uses had been approved, people such as Huang and Green would not face criminal jeopardy.
