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o-n-e. >> phreatophyte. >> p-h-r-e-a-t-o-p-h-y-t-e. >> gaydiang. >> g-a-y-d-i-a-n-g. >> nandubay. >> n-a-n-d-u-b-a-y. >> moorhen. >> m-o-o-r-h-e-n. --use] >> moorhen. >> m-o-o-r-h-e-n. -- [applause] >> i couldn't spell two of those words in 20 minutes. but that was 22 words in 90 seconds, seven more than the runner up spelled, which is amazing. harini told the ap that the idea of a lightning round made her nervous. she said, when i got introduced last year, i was a bit terrified, to be honest. i go slow. that's my thing. i do not do whatever in that setting. we just saw how she fared. and there is a new queen in town. so beyoncÉ better move over. on that note, i wish you all are very good night. and a safe weekend. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with us all week long. i'll see you on monday. ♪ ♪ ♪ [interpreter] [interpreter i thought it was not for the faint of heart. >> you didn't wear a versace dress if you didn't want to be seen. >> gianni versace was a true original, life always came with fireworks. >> i don't think there was a model that wasn't involved with him. >> he was

. >> p n-a-n-u-d-i >> moorhen >> m-o-o-r-h-e-n >> that was quick. that was harini logan. the 14-year-old from san antonio, texas she spelled 21of 26 words correctly in 90 seconds. it was her fourth time competing. this time she goes home with a check for $50,000. >>> the crowds came out in droves to celebrate the queen's 70 years on the throne she marked the lighting of the jubilee chain across the uk and commonwealth earlier in the day from the buckingham palace balcony, the queen enjoyed the majestic flyover from the royal air force. someone who was not impressed or perturbed was prince alou louis. he did not appreciate all that noise. i don't know why they didn't get him earplugs >> when i was that age and later into it, i loved going to air shows. i loved the noise. i will say this, it was one heck of a party congratulations to the queen phillip, what a way to go off into the weekend >> yeah. day two of the jubilee is today. >> multiple days of the party. phillip mena, thank you. >>> straight ahead on the show, on this jobs friday, a look at the balance of power betwe

. >> h-o-r-y-n-g. >> n-a-n-d-u-b-a-y. >> moorehan. >> m-o-o-r-g-h-a-n. >> harini, you correctly spelledions. >> there's our winner! >> i mean, woo! 21 words in just 90 seconds to win the first-ever spell off and harini joins us now. harini, i have to say that stressed me out just watching. you didn't even seem to take a breath? did you just make it look that easy or was it actually that easy for you? getnto t mindset where i could have that just calmness, so i could focus on the words rather than getting stressed out? so i was a little tense and it definitely was a bit difficult, and i just decided to focus on the words and just plow through. >> you totally plowed through and you were very much in the zone. so did you know all of those words? >> i didn't know most of them. i did miss a few, but i did know the ones i got correct, yes. >> what was the secret to being so fast? you barely took a breath through all those. >> i did practice for the spell off a bit, but it was the secret to going fast was to focus on the word and just reading all of the information as quick as i could and just

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