Clue 1: A+
"A+" works as one member of the broader "Blood types" set, which is the kind of category answer LinkedIn Pinpoint often hides behind plain nouns.
Pinpoint #890 starts with A+, B-, AB+, O+ (the most common), O- (universal red cell donor). Try the clue set first, then reveal the answer and explanation in the same clean detail layout used across the answer pages.
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"A+" works as one member of the broader "Blood types" set, which is the kind of category answer LinkedIn Pinpoint often hides behind plain nouns.
"B-" works as one member of the broader "Blood types" set, which is the kind of category answer LinkedIn Pinpoint often hides behind plain nouns.
"AB+" works as one member of the broader "Blood types" set, which is the kind of category answer LinkedIn Pinpoint often hides behind plain nouns.
"O+ (the most common)" works as one member of the broader "Blood types" set, which is the kind of category answer LinkedIn Pinpoint often hides behind plain nouns.
"O- (universal red cell donor)" works as one member of the broader "Blood types" set, which is the kind of category answer LinkedIn Pinpoint often hides behind plain nouns.
Full walkthrough
The first clue, "A+", opens the puzzle with a deliberately wide field. In LinkedIn Pinpoint, that first reveal is rarely enough by itself, so the smart move is to test a few possible links without overcommitting.
The second clue, "B-", is where the answer search starts to tighten. A strong answer must connect both "A+" and "B-" in a repeatable way, not just through a vague theme.
The third clue, "AB+", creates the pivot. By now, "Blood types" should begin to explain the clue set as a shared word, category, or phrase pattern instead of a lucky overlap.
The fourth clue, "O+ (the most common)", and the final clue, "O- (universal red cell donor)", finish the check. If the same answer still works after those extra reveals, the solution is much stronger than an early one-clue guess.
Read together, A+, B-, AB+, O+ (the most common), and O- (universal red cell donor) all point back to "Blood types". That is why "Blood types" is the best fit for LinkedIn Pinpoint #890.
"Blood types" fits because it can explain A+, B-, AB+, O+ (the most common), and O- (universal red cell donor) under one answer. The clue set is not asking for five separate facts; it is asking for the common connection that survives each reveal in the LinkedIn Pinpoint sequence.
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The clues are A+, B-, AB+, O+ (the most common), O- (universal red cell donor).
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