The twelve results range from effect (often pronounced like affect, which is part of the reason we get these two confused) to nuclear (a word with a pronunciation that can set folks off).

Others on the list include envelope (\en-\ and \än-\ are used with about equal frequency, and both are fully acceptable), foliage, forte (a word with no entirely satisfactory pronunciation), genuine, get, -ing, kilometer (most often pronounced with stress on the second syllable), library, and mischievous (stick with the three-syllable pronunciation).