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Category:Not Telling ;-) Who is Robert Zimmermann`Bob Dylan
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Category: Novelty Songs: 1987 spoof of Star Trek which hit #1 in the UK`star trekkin
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Category: Novelty Songs: Article of clothing worn by little girl in Brian Hyland's chart- topper`itsy bitsy teenie weenie yellow polkadot Bikini
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Category: Novelty Songs: Instrument used for "Popcorn"`moog synthesizer
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Category: Novelty Songs: The two muppets who have hit the top 40`ernie & kermit
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Category: Novelty Songs: Type of car outpacing the Cadillac in "Beep Beep"`nash rambler
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Category:Nuresry rhymes - Who sat on her tuffet`Little Miss Muffet
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Category:Nursery Rhymes - In the song 'Skip To My Lou', in what beverage are the flies`Buttermilk
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Category:Nursery Rhymes Jack and Jill went up a to fetch a pail of water`hill
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Category: Nursery Rhymes : Name the nursery rhyme mother whos last name is that of a bird`goose
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Category:Nursery Rhymes - Where did Little Miss Muffet sit`On her tuffet
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Category:Nursery Rhymes - Who is Mother Goose's son`Jack
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Category:Nutrition - Is wholemeal bread brown or white`brown
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Category:Nutrition - Lack of Vitamin D causes which disease`rickets
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Category:Nutrition - Rickets is caused by a lack of which vitamin`vitamin D
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Category:Nutrition - Six ounces of orange juice contains the minimum daily requirement for which vitamin`vitamin C
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Category:Nutrition - What does iron deficiency cause`anaemia
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Category:Nutrition - What makes brown bread healthier than white bread`wholemeal
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Category: Oddities: Beethoven reportedly poured this over his head to stimulate his brain`water
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Category: Oddities: Cleopatra's slaves often died because she tested this on them`poison
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Category: Oddities: This game (involving a net) was introduced in 1874 as sphairistike`tennis
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Category: Oddities: This man was Time magazine's 1938 "Man of the Year"`adolf hitler
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Category: Oddities: This pop-star owns most of the Beatles copyrights`michael jackson
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Category:Odd Words - Basmati is a type of what`Rice
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Category:Odd Words - What does an ombrometer measure`rainfall
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Category:Odd Words - What does a notaphile collect`Banknotes
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Category:Odd Words - What does a philluminist collect`Match box labels
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Category:Odd Words - What is a 'funambulist'`A tightrope walker
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Category:Odd Words - What is another name for a tightrope walker`funambulist
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Category:Odd Words - What is a pugilist`boxer
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Category:Odd words - What is a 'somnambulist'`sleepwalker
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Category:Odd Words - What is someone who collects banknotes called`Notaphile
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Category:Odd Words - With what is rainfall measured`ombrometer
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Category:Oil Production - Which south african oil company has estblished the only commercially proven 'oil from coal' operations in the world`Sasol
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Category:Olympics - In ancient Greece, where were the original Olympics held`Olympia
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Category:Olympics - The Olympic motto 'citius, altius, fortius' means what`Faster, higher, stronger
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Category:Olympics - What is the Olympic motto in the original Latin`Citius, altius, fortius
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Category:Olympics - Where were the 1956 Summer Olympics held`Melbourne, Australia
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Category:Olympics - Where were the 1960 summer Olympics held`Rome, Italy
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Category:Olympics - Who did Zola Budd trip in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics`Mary Decker
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Category:Olympics - Who tripped Mary Decker in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics`Zola Budd
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Category:One For The Spoon Buffs - Approximately how many spoons are there in the New Jersey Spoon Museum`5400
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Category:One For The Trekkies - How many episodes were there in the original Star Trek series`seventy five
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Category:One For The Trekkies - In 'Star Trek' Jean Picard`Luc
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Category:One For The Trekkies - In 'Star Trek', what is Data's rank`Lieutenant Commander
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Category:One For The Trekkies - In 'Star Trek', who was the captain of the 'Enterprise C'`Rachel Garrett
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Category:One For The Trekkies - What is the registry number of the enterprise in the original Star Trek`NCC 1701
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Category:One For The Trekkies - Who played Deanna Troi in 'Star Trek The Next Generation'`Marina Sirtis
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Category: One Liners: Did you hear that the Polish Hockey Team died`drowned in spring training
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Category: One Liners: Did you hear the one about the two feminists`thats not funny!
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Category: One Liners: How many Californians to screw in a light bulb?One to do it and four to...?`share the experience
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Category: One Liners: Knock Knock/who's there/OJ/OJ who?`you can be on the jury
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Category: One Liners: This bum told me he hadnt had a bite in days, so __ __ __?`i bit him
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Category: One Liners: Waiter! What's this fly doing in my soup`the backstroke
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Category: One Liners: What do ghosts have for dessert`i scream
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Category: One Liners: What do you call 500 lawyers at the bottom of the ocean`a pretty good start
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Category: One Liners: When she sits around the house?`she really sits around the house
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Category: One Liners: Why did the chicken cross the road?`to get to the other side
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Category:Optics - What colour on black produces the most visible combination`yellow
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Category:Orienteering - On maps, what is the technical name for the 'you are here' arrow`ideo locator
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Category: Original Titles: 1805 by Leo Tolstoy`war and peace
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Category: Original Titles: A Daughter of the D'Ubervilles by Thomas Hardy`tess of the dubervilles
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Category: Original Titles: Arms and the Covenant by Winston Churchill`while england slept
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Category: Original Titles: Beauty and Ashes by Somerset Maugham`of human bondage
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Category: Original Titles: Ernest Pontifex by Samuel Butler`the way of all flesh
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Category: Original Titles: Great White by Peter Benchley`jaws
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Category: Original Titles: The Neon Wilderness by Nelson Algren`the man with the golden arm
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Category: Original Titles: The Whale by Herman Melville`moby dick
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Category: Original Titles: Trimalchio in West Egg by F. Scott Fitzgerald`the great gatsby
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Category: Parenthetical Titles: (Darling Boy)`beautiful boy
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Category: Parenthetical Titles: (Every Time You Leave)`fading like a flower
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Category: Parenthetical Titles: (If I Had A Photograph Of You)`wishing
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Category: Parenthetical Titles: (Live At Glasgow)`coming up
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Category: Parenthetical Titles: (Man In Motion)`st elmos fire
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Category: Parenthetical Titles: (Oh What a Night)`december 1963
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Category: Parenthetical Titles: (Shake, Shake, Shake)`shake your booty
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Category: Parenthetical Titles: (This Bird Has Flown)`norwegian wood
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Category: Parenthetical Titles: (Worlds Apart)`separate ways
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Category: Parenthetical Titles: (You're Coming Back)`tell me
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Category: Peanuts Comics: Schroeder's favorite composer.`beethoven
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Category: Peanuts Comics: Snoopy and Woodstock play hockey on this when the water freezes.`birdbath
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Category: Peanuts Comics: The amount Lucy charges at her psychiatry booth.`5 cents
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Category: Peanuts Comics: The catcher on the gang's baseball team.`schroeder
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Category: Peanuts Comics: The name of Snoopy's brother who lives in the desert town of Needles.`spike
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Category: Peanuts Comics: The only character that does not speak, or think, in English.`woodstock
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Category: Peanuts Comics: The second-baseman on the gang's baseball team.`linus
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Category: Peanuts Comics: This character always pulls the football away from Charlie Brown.`lucy
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Category: Peanuts Comics: This girl has "naturally curly hair".`freida
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Category: Peanuts Comics: This is what Marci calls Peppermint Patti.`sir
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Category: Peanuts Comics: This is what Peppermint Patti calls Charlie Brown.`chuck
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Category: People: American author best known for Moby Dick.`herman melville
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Category: People: American dramatist whose plays include Death of a Salesman and The Crucible.`arthur miller
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Category: People: American movie director whose films include E.T. and Jaws.`spielberg
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Category: People: American psychologist known for his experiments with hallucinogenics in the 60s`timothy leary
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Category: People: Anthony Quinn played him in a 1964 movie.`zorba the greek
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Category: People: Bernard ______ was an industrial and economic advisor during WWI and WWII`baruch
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Category: People: Burmese diplomat, secretary general to the United Nations 1962-1972`u thant
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Category: People: Clare Booth ____ was a playright, diplomat, and US Rep.`luce
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Category: People: Czar of Russia, 1682-1725, instituted a beard tax.`peter the great
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Category: People: Director of the FBI who lived from 1895-1972.`j. edgar hoover
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Category: People: Dutch post-impressionist painter, lived 1853-1890.`van gogh
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Category: People: English king more interested in fighting crusades than ruling England.`richard the lionhearted
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Category: People: First female cabinet member.`oveta hobby
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Category: People: He is an American lawyer and consumer advocate.`ralph nader
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Category: People: He made Prussia into a European power; composed some music still played.`frederick the great
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Category: People: His dog Snert says voof instead of woof.`hagar the horrible
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Category: People: In 1570 his army destroyed Novgorod and he had thousands executed.`ivan the terrible
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Category: People: Last of the Hebrew prophets.`john the baptist
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Category: People: Red Skelton's hobo character.`freddy the freeloader
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Category: People: The first name of the American statistician who established the Gallup poll`george
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Category: People: They had an album and a song entitled 'All the Young Dudes'`mott the hoople
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Category: People: Tina Turners first charted record with Ike Turner was this song`fool in love
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Category: People: Weak English king, ruled 978-1016.`ethelred the unready
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Category:Philosophy - The last line of which document is 'working men of all countries, unite!'`Communist Manifesto
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Category: Phonetic Radio Call Signs: CHINGADA`charlie hotel india november golf alpha delta alpha
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Category: Phonetic Radio Call Signs: CROUCH`charlie romeo oscar uniform charlie hotel
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Category: Phonetic Radio Call Signs: DRKSKY`delta romeo kilo sierra kilo yankee
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Category: Phonetic Radio Call Signs: EAR`echo alpha romeo
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Category: Phonetic Radio Call Signs: MACH`mike alpha charlie hotel
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Category: Phonetic Radio Call Signs: MRTYRONE`mike romeo tango yankee romeo oscar november echo
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Category: Phonetic Radio Call Signs: NATHAN`november alpha tango hotel alpha november
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Category: Phonetic Radio Call Signs: NZTCA`november zulu tango charlie alpha
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Category: Phonetic Radio Call Signs: SABI`sierra alpha bravo india
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Category: Phonetic Radio Call Signs: SPINNER`sierra papa india november november echo romeo
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Category: Phonetic Radio Call Signs: STURM`sierra tango uniform romeo mike
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Category: Phrases : Bated ______`breath
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Category: Phrases : Blushing _____`bride
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Category: Phrases : Free as _ ____`a bird
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Category: Phrases : In seventh ______`heaven
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Category: Phrases : None the worse ___ ____`for wear
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Category:Physics - At what angle above the horizon must the sun be to create a rainbow (in degrees)`forty
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Category: Physics : The energy which a body possesses by virtue of its motion is called ________.`kinetic
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Category:Physics The energy which a body possesses by virtue of its motion is called .`kinetic
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Category: Physics : The force that brings moving bodies to a halt is _________.`friction
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Category: Physics : The pivot point of a lever is called the _________.`fulcrum
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Category:Physics The pivot point of a lever is called the .`fulcrum
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Category: Physics : The process of water changing to water vapor is known as _______.`evaporation
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Category:Physics The process of water changing to water vapor is known as .`evaporation
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Category: Physics : The rate of change of velocity is known as _________.`acceleration
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Category:Physics The rate of change of velocity is known as .`acceleration
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Category: Physics : The visible spectrum of light ranges from red to ________.`violet
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Category:Physics The visible spectrum of light ranges from red to .`violet
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Category: Physics : True Or False: Contrary to popular belief, a lightbulb actually absorbs darkness`false
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Category: Physics : Two 1.5 volt batteries, when connected in series, produces _ volts.`3
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Category: Physics : Water freezes at _ degrees Celcius.`0
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Category:Physics Water freezes at _ degrees Celcius.`zero
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Category: Physics : Water freezes at __ degrees Fahrenheit.`32
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Category:Physics Water freezes at degrees Fahrenheit.`thirty two
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Category: Physics : What is measured by a Geiger counter`radioactivity
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Category:Physics - What is the name given to elementary particles originating in the sun and other stars, that continuously rain down on the earth`cosmic rays
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Category: Physics : When light waves pass from one medium into another they change direction. This is called _________.`refraction
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Category:Physics When light waves pass from one medium into another they change direction. This is called .`refraction
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Category: Physics : Work done, equals force multiplied by ________.`distance
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Category:Physics Work done, equals force multiplied by .`distance
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Category: Pinball: 1992 Bally machine based upon a British childrens TV series`dr. who
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Category: Pinball: 1994 Data East game based on the pinball-themed Broadway play`tommy
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Category: Pinball: All pinball machines are made near this city, the pinball capital of the world`chicago
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Category: Pinball: Author of the classic book "Pinball!", he helped get pinball unbanned in NYC`roger sharpe
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Category: Pinball: In The Addams Family, this AI-enabled flipper will make the shot for you`thing
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Category: Pinball: Pinball fanatics on the Internet read this Usenet group`rec.games.pinball
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Category: Pinball: Rudy the dummy says "It's only pinball!" in this 1991 machine`funhouse
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Category: Pinball: Slash, a big pinball fan, co-designed this 1994 Data East game`guns n roses
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Category: Pinball: This 1976 Bally machine featured Elton John on the backglass`captain fantastic
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Category: Pinball: This 1988 Lawlor game has a vertical playfield instead of a normal backglass`banzai run
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Category: Pinball: This mammoth 1979 Atari game featured a pool-ball sized pinball`hercules
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Category: Pinball: This popular 1986 Williams game says "Dispatch this is 504. Suspect got away."`high speed
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Category: Pinball: This Premier game designer of "Lights, Camera, Action" fame was once just a fan`jon norris
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Category: Pinball: This world champion pinball player became a programmer for Data East`lyman sheats
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Category: Pizza Stuff: A green variety of these are often used as fishing bait.`shrimp
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Category: Pizza Stuff: A topping from what I would call a really big chicken.`turkey
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Category: Pizza Stuff: A topping that makes your breath all stinky :)`garlic
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Category: Pizza Stuff: People often like to break the bones of these and make a wish.`chicken
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Category: Pizza Stuff: Pizza Hut tells us to eat what part first`crust
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Category: Pizza Stuff: Smallish lunchtime pizzas from Pizza Hut are called`personal pan
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Category: Pizza Stuff: Thanks to a dead cow. This topping is called 'minced meat' by some.`ground beef
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Category: Pizza Stuff: They have a short guy in a toga and a wreath as their spokesman`little caesars
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Category: Pizza Stuff: They're green and called capsicum by some.`green pepper
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Category: Pizza Stuff: Very salty nautical creature.`anchovy
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Category: Poem Authors: He wrote "Adonais" upon hearing of John Keats' death.`percy shelley
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Category: Poem Authors: His "Endymion" told us that "A thing of beauty is a joy for ever."`john keats
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Category: Poem Authors: His epic poem "The Bridge" opens with a passage from the Book of Job.`hart crane
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Category: Poem Authors: His "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" opens with lines from Dante.`t.s. eliot
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Category: Poem Authors: Morns abed and daylight slumber`houseman
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Category: Poem Authors: The best laid schemes o' mice an' men gang aft a-gley,`burns
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Category: Poem Authors: Underneath this stone doth lie`jonson
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Category: Poem Authors: Wallace Stevens called his works, which include "Paterson," 'anti-poetic'.`william carlos williams
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Category: Poet: A Dream Deferred`langston hughes
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Category: Poet: Daddy`sylvia plath
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Category: Poet: Dulce Et Decorum Est`wilfred owen
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Category: Poet: In Just-`e.e. cummings
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Category: Poet: Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror`john ashberry
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Category: Poland: As of 1999, Poland was the _th largest country in Europe. (+/- 1)`nine
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Category: Poland: In his short career, he composed 58 mazurkas, 27 etudes, 26 preludes et al`chopin
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Category: Poland: This famous woman scientist won two Nobel prizes in physics & chemistry.`curie
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Category: Poland: True or False: There are bisons living in Polish forests.`true
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Category:Politics For what does O.P.E.C. stand`The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Category:Politics He was elected President of France, in 1981.`Francios Mitterrand
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Category: Politics : He was elected President of France, in 1981.`mitterrand
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Category:Politics - In England, what is the Speaker of the House not allowed to do`speak
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Category: Politics : Name Ronald Reagan's first wife.`wyman
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Category:Politics - Of which island do Ireland, Britain, Iceland and Norway dispute ownership`Rockall
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Category:Politics - What does Israel call its parliament`Knesset
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Category:Politics - Which island do the nationalist Chinese occupy`Taiwan
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Category:Politics - Which nation calls its parliament 'The Knesset'`Israel
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Category:Politics - Who succeeded Charles de Gaulle as president of France`Georges Pompidour
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Category: Pop Culture: What does S.C.A stand for (Hint: medieval re-enactment):`society for creative anachronism
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Category: Pop Kulture: He holds the world record for the most broken bones (443)`evel knievel
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Category: Pop Kulture: She wrote "Valley of the Dolls".`jaqueline susann
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Category:Pop Optics - What colour lenses are required to view a 3-D film`red and green
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Category:Popsicle Inventors - Who invented popsicles`Frank Epperson
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Category: Popular term for Montreal Canadiens hockey club.`habs
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Category: Potluck: A recipe for this soup might begin: "First you take a leek..."`vichyssoise
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Category: Potluck: Fashion designer that owns Paris's Maxim's restaurant`pierre cardin
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Category: Potluck: Part of the deer that Weineraner dogs are trained to attack`genitals
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Category: Potluck: The muslim calendar reckons time from this event (one word)`hegira
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Category: Potluck: "What the big boys eat"`wheaties
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Category: Potpourri: After Mt McKinley, the second-highest mountain in the United States.`mt st elias
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Category: Potpourri: A person who speaks Faroese most likely lives in this country.`denmark
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Category: Potpourri: Astronomical name for the Big Dipper.`ursa major
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Category: Potpourri: Color of "Sue" in the video game Pac-man`orange
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Category: Potpourri: Comedienne who wrote "Naked Underneath My Clothes"`rita rudner
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Category: Potpourri: Cortez conquered Mexico; he conquered Peru.`pizarro
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Category: Potpourri: December_4th: This English novelist was born on December_4th in 1835`samuel butler
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Category: Potpourri: Domenikos Theotocopoulus is better known as this.`el greco
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Category: Potpourri: First state to secede from the Union in 1861`south carolina
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Category: Potpourri: He died in 1829, but his #100,000 foundation formed many major museums.`james smithson
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Category: Potpourri: He made the brass fittings for "Old Ironsides".`paul revere
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Category: Potpourri: He said he could come up with "a minor invention every 10 days..."`edison
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Category: Potpourri: In 1822, Brazil became independent of this country.`portugal
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Category: Potpourri: In the 1908 olympics, Forrest Smithson carried this with him while hurdling`bible
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Category: Potpourri: Lacrosse was the traditional game of this Native American groub of tribes`iroquois
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Category: Potpourri: Penicillium roquefortii effects these foods by ripening them as it rots them.`blue cheeses
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Category: Potpourri: Peter the Great was leader of this country`russia
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Category: Potpourri: President known to have sex with his mistress Nan Britton in the White House,`warren harding
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Category: Potpourri: Residents of this country use the baht to buy things =)`thailand
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Category: Potpourri: Sea World of Florida is in this city.`orlando
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Category: Potpourri: Sewing term for: Bar, Cord, Core, Filler, Hitch, Mounting, Sinnet`macrame
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Category: Potpourri: SI Units of Frequency`hertz
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Category: Potpourri: SI Units of Magnetic Flux`weber
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Category: Potpourri: Spanish word for redhead`pelirrojo
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Category: Potpourri: The Associated Press first began wire service in this city.`new york
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Category: Potpourri: The Cedar Point theme park in Ohio is in this city.`sandusky
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Category: Potpourri: The Echo and Courier satellites transmitted these.`telephone
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Category: Potpourri: The French territory of Alsace-Lorraine was surrendered to Germany in this war`franco-prussian
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Category: Potpourri: The Hindu text which contains Bhagavad-Gita.`mahabharata
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Category: Potpourri: The last New England state to enter the Union`maine
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Category: Potpourri: The Missouri Compromise dealt with this subject`slavery
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Category: Potpourri: These type of letters were first used by the Italian printer Aldo Manuzio`italic
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Category: Potpourri: The worlds first drive-in church was in this state`florida
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Category: Potpourri: This bird lives in an eyrie`eagle
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Category: Potpourri: This Greek admiral of Darius I sailed upto the the Indus river in the 5thc`scylax
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Category: Potpourri: This has been the only year in which there was no Stanley Cup winner.`1919
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Category: Potpourri: This is the oldest operating airlines in the world`klm
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Category: Potpourri: This mysterious explosion occured on June 20, 1908 at Tunguska`great siberian explosion
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Category: Potpourri: This player's shot accidentally killed a linesman at the US Open tennis 1983`stefan edberg
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Category: Potpourri: This writer wants her tombstone to read, "Big deal! I'm used to dust!"`erma bombeck
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Category: Potpourri: Von Ebner's Gland may be found in this part of the human body.`tongue
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Category:Presidents U.S. President, Woodrow .`Wilson
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Category: Princess Bride: Fezzik is played by this big guy`andre the giant
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Category: Princess Bride: Man with the dead father`montoya
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Category: Princess Bride: The little kid is played by this actor`savage
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Category: Princess Bride: Vizzini's homeland`sicily
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Category: Princess Bride: Wesley's first profession`farm boy
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Category: Product of a chicken, come in styles poached, broiled or fried to name a few.`egg
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Category: Proper term for "Eskimo."`inuit
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Category:Pseudonyms - As who is Vincent Furnier known`Alice Cooper
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Category:Pseudonyms - What is Alice Cooper's real name`Vincent Furnier
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Category:Pseudonyms - What is Conway Twitty's real name`Harold Lloyd Jenkins
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Category:Pseudonyms - What is Harold Lloyd Jenkins' stage name`Conway Twitty
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Category:Pseudonyms - What is Wynonna Judd's real name`Christina Clair Ciminella
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Category:Pseudonyms - Who is Anne Mae Bullock better known as`Tina Turner
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Category:Pseudonyms - Who is Christina Claire Ciminella otherwise known as`Wynonna Judd
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Category:Psychology - Approximately how many dreams does a person have every year`1460
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Category:Psychology - Of what did Sigmund Freud have a morbid fear`ferns
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Category:Psychology - Who wrote 'Sexual Behavior In The Human Male' in 1948`Alfred Kinsey
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Category:Psychology - With what branch of medicine is Franz Mesmer associated`hypnotism
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Category: Puzzles: A butt holder or trash in pig latin`ashtray
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Category: Puzzles: Alive is to Parasite as Dead is to `saprophyte
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Category: Puzzles: A tangelo is a cross between a tangerine and a `pomelo
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Category: Puzzles: A tigon mom`lion
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Category: Puzzles: C-D+I-L+M-V+X to Caesar`dlvi
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Category: Puzzles: Film is to Oscar as Mystery novel is to `edgar
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Category: Puzzles: Heller's Catch / Number of Confederate States`two
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Category: Puzzles: What is the acronym for agitatsiya propaganda`agitprop
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Category: Puzzles: What is the acronym for fliegerabwehrkanonen`flak
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Category: Quick! Quick! : How is the state of Mississippi spelled`mississippi
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Category:Quick! Quick! Name the circular plastic media you put in a CD-ROM drive.`CD
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Category: Quick! Quick! : On a standard computer keyboard, this is the letter just to the right of Z.`x
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Category: Quick! Quick! : The longest key on your keyboard is the _____ bar.`space
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Category:Quick! Quick! The longest key on your keyboard is the bar.`space
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Category: Quick! Quick! : There are __ seconds in a minute.`60
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Category:Quick! Quick! There are seconds in a minute.`sixty
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Category: Quick! Quick! : The season ______ comes right after Spring.`summer
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Category:Quick! Quick! The season comes right after Spring.`summer
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Category: Quick! Quick! : This is required to make all electric things work`electricity
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Category: Quick! Quick! : What color is a blue crayon`blue
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Category: Quick! Quick! : What color is a green crayon`green
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Category: Quick! Quick! : What color is a red crayon`red
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Category: Quick! Quick! : What company makes Microsoft Windows 2000`microsoft
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Category: Quick! Quick! : Whats radar spelled backwards`radar
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Category: Quick! Quick! : Whats the abbreviation for United States of America`usa
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Category: Quick! Where's my mirror ;- : When spelled backwards, the word "retupmoc" becomes what`computer
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Category: Quite a Year for Plums_`bailey white
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Category: Quotations: He's dead, Jim.`mccoy
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Category: Quotations: I'll make him an offer, he don't refuse.`don vito corleone
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Category: Quotations: I'm the only Western reporter here in Baghdad.`peter arnett
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Category: Quotations: It's almost Funny Five time.`dr. demento
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Category: Quotations: It's the economy, stupid.`carville
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Category: Quotations: May the bird of paradise bite you on the bippy.`karnak
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Category: Quotations: My wife wears a good Republican cloth coat.`richard nixon
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Category: Quotations: Open channel D.`solo
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Category: Quotations: You're soaking in it.`madge
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Category: Quotes: "A cynic is someone who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing.`wilde
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Category: Quotes: Are you now, or have you ever been, a member of the Communist party`joseph mccarthy
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Category: Quotes: Arise!Awake! And stop not till the goal is reached`swami vivekananda
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Category: Quotes: Dancing is a perpendicular expression of a horizontal desire.`george bernard shaw
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Category: Quotes: He said "To love oneself is the beginning of a lifelong romance."`oscar wilde
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Category: Quotes: How do I love thee?`elizabeth browning
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Category: Quotes: If you've seen one redwood, you've seen them all.`reagan
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Category: Quotes: "Its not that I'm afraid to die. I just don't want to be there when it happens"`allen
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Category: Quotes: No one ever went broke underestimating the inteligence of the American public.`p.t.barnum
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Category: Quotes: Said "A woman without a man is like a fish without a bicycle."`gloria steinem
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Category: Quotes: Said "I don't care to belong to a club that accepts people like me as members."`groucho marx
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Category: Quotes: Said "May God defend me from my friends: I can defend myself from my enemies."`voltaire
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Category: Quotes: Take the A Train.`duke ellington
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Category: Quotes: Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the house...`moore
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Category: Quotes: War is hell.`william sherman
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Category: Radical political group responsible for the October Crisis of 1970 (Init.)`flq
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Category:Railways - New York has the longest subway system in `North America
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Category:Railways - What city has the most underground stations in the world`New York
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Category:Recorded Media - Who is the spokesperson for the exercise tapes 'Tae Bo'`Billy Blanks
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Category: Regligion : On which mountain did Moses receive the Ten Commandments`sinai
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Category: Rejected Authors: Cornhuskers`carl sandburg
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Category: Rejected Authors: Lord of the Flies`william golding
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Category: Rejected Authors: The Good Earth`pearl buck
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Category: Rejected Authors: Valley of the Dolls`jacqueline susann
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Category: Rejected Authors: Winesburg, Ohio`sherwood anderson
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Category: Relatives: Aeneas' mom`aphrodite
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Category: Relatives: Daedalus' son`icarus
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Category: Relatives: Isaac's mom`sarah
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Category: Relatives: James MacArthur's (Danno) mon`helen hayes
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Category: Relatives: Odysseus's son`telemachus
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Category: Relatives: Sargent Shriver's brother-in-law`john kennedy
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Category: Relatives: Warren Beatty's sister`shirley maclaine
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Category: Relatives: Zipporah's lawgiving husband`moses
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Category:Relativity - What does the 'c' in the equation e=mc² stand for`speed of light
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Category:Religion - A catholic minister is known as a`Priest
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Category: Religion : Followers of the Unification Church are called ________.`moonies
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Category:Religion Followers of the Unification Church are called .`Moonies
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Category: Religion : He led the Israelites out of Egypt.`moses
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Category: Religion : He led the Mormons to the Great Salt Lake.`young
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Category: Religion : He was the first King of the Hebrews.`saul
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Category: Religion : He was the second King of Israel.`david
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Category:Religion - In what city does a certain church forbid burping or sneezing`Omaha, Nebraska
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Category: Religion : In what month is Christmas observed`december
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Category:Religion Name the holiest day in the Jewish calendar.`Yom Kippur
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Category:Religion - Of the 266 popes, how many died violently`thirty three
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Category:Religion On which mountain did Moses receive the Ten Commandments`Sinai
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Category:Religion - To where do Muslims make pilgrimage`Mecca
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Category:Religion - What is a person who has made a pilgimage to Mecca`Hajji
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Category:Religion - What is God called in the Muslim faith`Allah
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Category:Religion - What religious movement was founded by William Booth`Salvation Army
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Category: Religion : Which city is sacred to Jews, Christians, and Muslims`jerusalem
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Category:Religion Who founded Mormonism`Joseph Smith
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Category:Religion Who founded the People's Temple Commune`Jim Jones
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Category:Religion - Who founded the Salvation Army`William Booth
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Category: Religion : Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Cupid`eros
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Category: Religion : Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Diana`artemis
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Category: Religion : Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Discordia`eris
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Category: Religion : Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Juno`hera
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Category: Religion : Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Jupiter`zeus
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Category: Religion : Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Mars`ares
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Category: Religion : Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Mercury`hermes
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Category: Religion : Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Minerva`athena
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Category: Religion : Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Neptune`poseidon
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Category: Religion : Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Pluto`hades
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Category: Religion : Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Venus`aphrodite
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Category: Religion : Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Vesta`hestia
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Category: Religion : Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Vulcan`hephaistos
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Category: Religion : Who is the Linux operating system named after`linus torvalds
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Category: Religion : Who is the Norse god of justice`forseti
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Category: Religion : Who is the Norse god of poetry`bragi
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Category: Religion : Who is the Norse god of the sky and thunder`thor
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Category: Religion : Who is the Norse Watchman of the Gods`heimdall
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Category: Rhyme Time: athenian cliff`greek peak
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Category: Rhyme Time: consume muscle`eat meat
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Category: Rhyme Time: great boat`large barge
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Category: Rhyme Time: identical toy`same game
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Category: Rhyme Time: noise vest`racket jacket
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Category: Robert Heinlein: Character who conquered old age in Time Enough For Love`lazarus long
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Category: Robert Heinlein: Editor of Astounding SF to whom Heinlein made his first sale`john campbell
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Category: Robert Heinlein: Paradoxical term for his stories about a probable course of events`future history
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Category: Robert Heinlein: RAH never owned a farm, but often used this pen name`anson macdonald
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Category: Robert Heinlein: Space vehicle named after famous Italian scientist`rocket ship galileo
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Category:Sad, But True - What are 35% of people using personal ads for dating`married
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Category:Saints - St. Bernard the patron saint of `skiers
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Category:Saints - St. Christopher the patron saint of `travellers
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Category:Saints - St Frideswide the patron saint `Oxford
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Category:Saints - St Patrick the patron saint of `Ireland
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Category:Saints - Who is the patron saint of skiers`St. Bernard
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Category:Satellites - What country has the third most satellites in orbit`France
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Category: Say Cheese: Dutch origin; inedible casing; mild; appetizer, dessert.`edam
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Category: Say Cheese: English origin; mild to very sharp; snack, cooking, dessert.`cheddar
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Category: Say Cheese: French origin; cherry brandy flavor; appetizer, dessert.`gourmandise
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Category: Say Cheese: French origin; pungent; appetizer, dessert.`camembert
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Category: Say Cheese: French origin; sharp, salty; appetizer, salad, dessert.`roquefort
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Category: Say Cheese: Italian origin; mellow; appetizer, dessert.`fontina
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Category: Say Cheese: Italian origin; mild; as an appetizer, for dessert.`bel paese
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Category: Say Cheese: Italian origin; mild, curd or dry; cooking, dessert.`ricotta
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Category: Say Cheese: Italian origin; pungent flavor; crumbly; in salads, for dessert.`gorgonzola
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Category: Say Cheese: Norwegian origin; caramel flavor; sandwich, snack.`gjetost
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Category: Say Cheese: Probably French origin; tangy, sharp; appetizer, salad, dessert.`blue
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Category: Say Cheese: Swiss origin; clover flavor; usually grated.`sapsago
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Category: Say Cheese: Swiss origin; nutty, sharper than Swiss; cooking, dessert.`gruyere
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Category: Say Cheese: This Mother Goose character was eating what we'd call cottage cheese.`little miss muffett
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Category: Say Cheese: U.S. origin; very mild; hill slightly; salad, snack, dessert.`cream
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Category: Say Cheese: Yugoslavian origin; salty, appetizer, snack, dessert.`kashkaval
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Category: Scents: Aromatic Indian grass with fragrant roots`vetiver
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Category: Scents: Charlie and Jontue manufacturer`revlon
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Category: Scents: Fragrant wood used in carved fans`sandalwood
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Category: Scents: Good smells for better health`aromatherapy
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Category: Scents: Opium pusher`yves st. laurant
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Category: Scents: Scent filled orb worn as a pendant`pomander
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Category: Scents: Tagalog for flower of flowers`ylang-ylang
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Category: Scents: The only orchid used in perfume (and ice cream)`vanilla
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Category: Scents: They uncovered a Tresor`lancome
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Category: Scents: This flower is distilled into an attar, an oil, and a water`rose
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Category: Science : Acetylsalicylic acid is more commonly known as _________.`aspirin
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Category:Science Acetylsalicylic acid is more commonly known as .`aspirin
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Category: Science : A flat-bottomed conical laboratory flask with a narrow neck is called a(n) __________.`erlenmeyer
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Category:Science A flat-bottomed conical laboratory flask with a narrow neck is called a(n) .`erlenmeyer flask
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Category: Science : A phrenologist reads _________.`skulls
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Category:Science A phrenologist reads .`skulls
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Category: Science : A point to which rays of light converge is called a(n) ________.`focus
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Category:Science A point to which rays of light converge is called a(n) .`focus
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Category: Science : A shallow dish with a cover, used for science specimens is a(n) ________.`petri
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Category:Science A shallow dish with a cover, used for science specimens is a(n) .`petri dish
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Category:Science - As what is minus forty celcius the same`minus forty fahrenheit
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Category:Science - As what is minus forty fahrenheit the same`minus forty celcius
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Category: Science : Botany and Zoology combined make up the science of _______.`biology
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Category:Science Botany and Zoology combined make up the science of .`biology
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Category: Science : By what chemical process do plants manufacture food`photosynthesis
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Category:Science By what name is Lysergic acid diethylamide better known`LSD
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Category: Science : Cetology is the study of ________.`whales
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Category:Science Cetology is the study of .`whales
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Category: Science : Circuits can be wired in series or in _________.`parallel
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Category:Science Circuits can be wired in series or in .`parallel
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Category: Science : Cocci, Spirilla, and Streptococci are types of ________.`bacteria
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Category:Science Cocci, Spirilla, and Streptococci are types of .`bacteria
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Category: Science : Deoxyribonucleic acid is better known as __________.`dna
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Category:Science Deoxyribonucleic acid is better known as .`DNA
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Category: Science : Dermatitis affects the __________.`skin
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Category:Science Dermatitis affects the .`skin
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Category: Science : Epidermal cells, palisade cells, and veins are parts of a(n) ________.`leaf
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Category:Science Epidermal cells, palisade cells, and veins are parts of a(n) .`leaf
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Category: Science : Ethylene glycol is frequently used in automobiles.. How`anti-freeze
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Category: Science : Forked, Sheet, and Ball are types of __________.`lightning
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Category:Science Forked, Sheet, and Ball are types of .`lightning
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Category: Science : Growing plants in liquids rather than soil is known as ________.`hydroponics
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Category:Science Growing plants in liquids rather than soil is known as .`hydroponics
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Category: Science : He designed the first feasible automobile with an internal combustion engine.`benz
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Category:Science He designed the first feasible automobile with an internal combustion engine.`Karl Freidrich Benz
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Category:Science He invented "bifocal" lenses for eyeglasses.`Benjamin Franklin
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Category:Science He is known for his theory of "Evolution".`Charles Darwin
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Category:Science He transmitted radio signals across the Atlantic in 1901.`Enrico Marconi
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Category: Science : He transmitted radio signals across the Atlantic in 1901.`marconi
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Category:Science He wrote "Sexual Behaviour in the Human Male" in 1948.`Alfred Kinsey
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Category: Science : He wrote "Sexual Behaviour in the Human Male" in 1948.`kinsey
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Category:Science - How many beams of light are used to record a holograph`two
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Category: Science : How many degrees does the earth rotate each hour`fifteen
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Category:Science - In what does a rhinologist specialise`human nose
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Category:Science - In what was the strength of early lasers measured`gillettes
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Category:Science - In which branch of science are monocotyledon and dicotyledon terms`Botany
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Category: Science : In which country was the match invented`france
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Category:Science - Meteorology is the study of `weather
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Category: Science : Nitrous oxide is better known as __________.`laughing gas
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Category:Science Nitrous oxide is better known as .`laughing gas
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Category: Science : Nuclear membrane, cytoplasm, and nucleus are parts of a(n) __________.`cell
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Category:Science Nuclear membrane, cytoplasm, and nucleus are parts of a(n) .`cell
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Category:Science - Of what did Aristotle say all things were made up`air, earth, fire, and water
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Category:Science - Of what is genetics the study`heredity
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Category:Science - Paedology is the study of ...... `soil
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Category: Science : Pulp, crown, and root are parts of a(n) ________.`tooth
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Category:Science Pulp, crown, and root are parts of a(n) .`tooth
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Category: Science : Quinine is added to water to make _______.`tonic water
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Category:Science Quinine is added to water to make .`tonic water
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Category: Science : Sound Navigation Ranging is better known as _________.`sonar
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Category:Science Sound Navigation Ranging is better known as .`sonar
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Category: Science : The filament of a regular light bulb is usually made of ________.`tungsten
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Category:Science The filament of a regular light bulb is usually made of .`tungsten
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Category: Science : The instrument used in geometry to measure angles is a(n) _______.`protractor
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Category:Science The instrument used in geometry to measure angles is a(n) .`protractor
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Category: Science : The Kelvin scale is used to measure _________.`temperature
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Category:Science The Kelvin scale is used to measure .`temperature
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Category: Science : The name for the Russian equivalent of Skylab is ________.`salyut
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Category:Science The name for the Russian equivalent of Skylab is .`Salyut
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Category: Science : The second space shuttle was named __________.`challenger
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Category:Science The second space shuttle was named .`Columbia
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Category: Science : The vernal equinox is the beginning of ________.`spring
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Category:Science The vernal equinox is the beginning of .`spring
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Category: Science : This is like an airplane but has its propeller on top instead.`helicopter
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Category:Science This is the reading system used by the blind.`Braille
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Category: Science : This is the reading system used by the blind.`the braille system
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Category:Science This Russian scientist used dogs to study conditioned reflexes.`Ivan Pavlov
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Category: Science : This Russian scientist used dogs to study conditioned reflexes.`pavlov
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Category: Science : This science deals with the motion of projectiles.`ballistics
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Category: Science : To make a car go backwards you have to put it in what gear`reverse
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Category: Science : What are these: Ceres, Juno, Iris, and Flora`asteroid
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Category:Science What are these: Ceres, Juno, Iris, and Flora`asteroids
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Category: Science : What branch of science studies the motion of air and the forces acting on objects in air`aerodynamics
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Category: Science : What did Lewis E. Waterman invent in 1884`fountain pen
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Category:Science - What did Wilhelm Roentgen discover in 1895`X-rays
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Category:Science - What does breaking the sound barrier cause`A sonic boom
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Category: Science : What does the Binet test measure`intelligence
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Category: Science : What does the "lithosphere" refer to`the earth's crust
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Category:Science - What does the Rankine scale measure`temperature
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Category:Science - What is name applied to the study of soil`paedology
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Category:Science - What is the number of blue razor blades a given beam can puncture`gillette
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Category:Science - What is the scientific name for brimstone`sulphur
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Category:Science - What is the scientific name for earth's outer layer of surface soil or crust`lithosphere
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Category:Science - What is the study of prehistoric plants and animals`paleontology
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Category:Science - What is the study of the composition of substances and the changes they undergo`chemistry
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Category:Science - What is the study of the earth's physical divisions termed`Geography
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Category:Science - What is the term that refers to the search for the existence of ghosts`eidology
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Category:Science - What was the first recorded message`Mary had a little lamb
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Category:Science - Which freezes faster - hot or cold water`hot
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Category:Science - Who developed the laws of electrolysis`Michael Faraday
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Category:Science - Who discovered X-rays`Wilhelm Roentgen
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Category:Science - Who first transmitted radio signals across the Atlantic`Enrico Marconi
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Category:Science Who invented dynamite`Alfred Nobel
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Category:Science Who is known as the father of genetics`Gregor Mendel
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Category: Science : Who is known as the father of genetics`mendel
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Category:Science - Who said all things were made up of air, earth, fire, and water`Aristotle
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Category:Science - Who spoke the first recorded message`Thomas Edison
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Category:Science - X-rays were discovered in 1850, 1895 or 1924`1895
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Category: Sci Fi: A swarm of these were always floating around the Artificial Kid's head.`cameras
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Category: Sci Fi: Author of _Big Sky River_ and _Tides Of Light_.`gregory benford
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Category: Sci Fi: Author of Lord Valentine's Castle.`robert silverberg
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Category: Sci Fi Authors: Brian A_d__s`brian aldiss
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Category: Sci Fi Authors: C.B. Ch_rr__`c.b. cherrey
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Category: Sci Fi Authors: Creator of the Dune series...`frank herbert
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Category: Sci Fi Authors: Creator of the Meg & Timothy series...`madeleine lengle
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Category: Sci Fi Authors: Creator of the Narnia series...`c.s. lewis
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Category: Sci Fi Authors: Creator of the Neuromancer series...`william gibson
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Category: Sci Fi Authors: Creator of the Stainless Steel Rat series...`harry harrison
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Category: Sci Fi Authors: "Creator" of the Tek Series...`william shatner
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Category: Sci Fi Authors: Creator of the Valentine series...`robert silverberg
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Category: Sci Fi Authors: David E__in_s`david eddings
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Category: Sci Fi Authors: _Friday_`robert heinlein
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Category: Sci Fi Authors: _Godbody_`clifford simak
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Category: Sci Fi Authors: Nancy _r_ss`nancy kress
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Category: Sci Fi Authors: Philip J_s_ F_rm__`philip jose farmer
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Category: Sci Fi Authors: Spider R__in___`spider robinson
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Category: Sci Fi Authors: _The Day Of The Triffids_`john wyndham
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Category: Sci Fi Authors: Ursula Le____`ursula leguin
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Category: Sci Fi: Charles Platt novel where human personalities are stored in computers.`silicon man
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Category: Sci Fi: FTL is an acronomy for ______ ____ _____.`faster than light
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Category: Sci Fi: H.G. Wells novel where Earth is invaded by Martians.`war of the worlds
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Category: Sci Fi: In 2061, Dr. Floyd's ship first lands on this object.`halleys comet
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Category: Sci Fi: In Lord Valentine's Castle, Sleet's hair turned white during one of these.`nightmare
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Category: Sci Fi: In Lord Valentine's Castle, Valentine's profession until his memory returns.`juggler
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Category: Sci Fi: L. Ron Hubbard began writing this series but died before finishing.`mission earth
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Category: Sci Fi: Name the child who became a magician's apprentice in Feist's Magician.`pug
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Category: Sci Fi: Piers Anthony's series about Death, Time, War, Evil, Fate, etc...`incarnations of immortality
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Category: Sci Fi: Publisher who used to write sci-fi short stories, Lester ___ ___.`del rey
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Category: Sci Fi: The aliens in Mission Earth used one of these to power cities.`black hole
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Category: Sci Fi: The geometric name of Madeline L'Engles time-space wrinkle.`tesseract
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Category: Sci Fi: The mystical leaders of the invading force in Magician.`great ones
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Category: Sci Fi: The name of the invaluable spice in Dune.`melange
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Category: Sci Fi: The number of Rama spacecraft to reach the solar system`three
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Category: Sci Fi: This word means "to understand innately and totally"`grok
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Category:Scouts - What is the boy scout motto`Be prepared
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Category:Scouts - Who founded the Boy Scouts`Lord Baden Powell
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Category: Second City 2: Antwerp`belgium
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Category: Second City 2: Basra`iraq
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Category: Second City 2: Hanoi`vietnam
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Category: Second City 2: Oran`algeria
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Category: Second City 2: Pusan`south korea
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Category: Second City: Albuquerque (state)`las cruces
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Category: Second City: Ankara`turkey
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Category: Second City: Arequipa`peru
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Category: Second City: Atlanta (state)`columbus
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Category: Second City : Benghazi`libya
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Category: Second City: Boise City (state)`pocatello
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Category: Second City: Boston (state)`worcester
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Category: Second City: Bulawayo`zimbabwe
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Category: Second City: Cork`ireland
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Category: Second City: Dededo (Guam)`tamuning
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Category: Second City: Graz`austria
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Category: Second City : Hanoi`vietnam
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Category: Second City: Hobart (state)`launceston
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Category: Second City: Honolulu (state)`hilo
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Category: Second City: Houston (state)`dallas
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Category: Second City: Indianapolis (state)`fort wayne
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Category: Second City: Kansas City (state)`saint louis
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Category: Second City: Little Rock (state)`fort smith
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Category: Second City: Melbourne`australia
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Category: Second City: Montreal`canada
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Category: Second City: Montreal (province)`quebec
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Category: Second City : Omdurman`sudan
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Category: Second City: Opporto`portugal
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Category: Second City: Phoenix (state)`tucson
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Category: Second City : Quezon City`philippines
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Category: Second City : Rabat-Sale`morocco
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Category: Second City: San Juan (Puerto Rico)`bayamon
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Category: Second City: Seattle (state)`spokane
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Category: Second City: Sioux Falls (state)`rapid city
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Category: Second City: Tampere`finland
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Category:Secretions - What is cerumen`earwax
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Category:Secretions - What is the scientific name for earwax`cerumen
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Category:Semantics - What is a female calf called`heifer
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Category:Semantics - What is a female cat called`queen
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Category:Semantics - What is a male cat called`tom
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Category:Semantics - What is another word for a female sheep`ewe
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Category:Semantics - What is a person who makes barrels called`cooper
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Category:Semantics - What is a resident of liverpool`Liverpudlian
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Category:Semantics - What is a resident of Manchester called`Mancunian
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Category:Semantics - What is podobromhidrosis`Smelly feet
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Category:Semantics - What is the name given to male sheep`ram
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Category:Semantics - What is the name given to the switching of letters in an expression (e.g. saying Jag of Flapan instead of Flag of Japan)`spoonerism
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Category:Semantics - What is the study of weather technically called`meteorology
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Category: Shades Of Red: Animal that will "go down in history."`rudolph the red-nosed reindeer
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Category: Shades Of Red: Biggest hit for the group Cyrkle`red rubber ball
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Category: Shades Of Red: Redhead who had back-to-back #1s in 1988.`rick astley
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Category: Shades Of Red: Sam Cooke sung about this "little" animal.`red rooster
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Category: Shades Of Red: Stevie Wonder's "Love Light In Flight" can be found on this movie's soundtrack`the woman in red
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Category: Sherlock Holmes: According to Holmes he was the second most dangerous man in London`col sebastian moran
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Category: Sherlock Holmes: Dr Watson took part in the British army camapaign in this country`afghanistan
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Category: Sherlock Holmes: For Holmes she is always 'the woman'`irene adler
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Category: Sherlock Holmes: He is the founder member of the 'Diogenes Club' in London`mycroft holmes
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Category: Sherlock Holmes: He is the 'most indispensible man in England' according to Holmes`mycroft holmes
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Category: Sherlock Holmes: He played Prof Moriarty in the 1976 movie 'The seven percent solution'`laurence olivier
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Category: Sherlock Holmes: Holmes first met Dr Watson in this year`1881
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Category: Sherlock Holmes: Holmes made his first appearance in 1887 in this novel`a study in scarlet
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Category: Sherlock Holmes: Name the team that Holmes uses to do the legwork for him`baker street irregulars
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Category: Sherlock Holmes: 'The five orange pips' saw Holmes oppose this racist organization`ku klux klan
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Category: Sherlock Holmes: The number of adventures that are related by Holmes himself`2
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Category: Sherlock Holmes: This adventure of Holmes has the most film versions`hound of the baskervilles
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Category: Sherlock Holmes: This famous thriller writer was Dr Watson in the '32 film The Sign of Four`ian fleming
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Category: Sherlock Holmes: To where does Holmes finally retire?`sussex downs
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Category: Sherlock Holmes: What animated Disney feature is based on Sherlock Holmes?`great mouse detective
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Category: Sherlock Holmes: What is Professor Moriarty's first name `james
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Category: Sherlock Holmes: What is the last book of Holmes stories`case book of sherlock holmes
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Category: Sherlock Holmes: What was the original title of "A Study in Scarlet"`a tangled skein
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Category:Shoe Trivia - What is the covering on the tip of a shoelace called`aglet
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Category: Short Story Authors: A Good Man is Hard to Find`flannery oconnor
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Category: Short Story Authors: Barn Burning`william faulkner
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Category: Short Story Authors: Harrison Bergeron`kurt vonnegut
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Category: Short Story Authors: Strawberry Ice Cream Soda`irwin shaw
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Category: Short Story Authors: Young Man Axelbrod`sinclair lewis
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Category:Show Biz - After who was Deana Carter named`Dean Martin
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Category:Show Biz - What instrument does Woody Allen play`clarinet
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Category:Show Biz - What is Cher's maiden name`Sarkassian
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Category:Show Biz - What is tattooed on Glen Campbell's arm`dagger
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Category:Show Biz - What is Tina Turner's real name`Anne Mae Bullock
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Category:Show Biz - What musical instrument did Jack Benny play`violin
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Category:Show Biz - What was Betty Grable's nickname`The Legs
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Category:Show Biz - What was Don Rickles' nickname`Mr. Warmth
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Category:Show Biz - Who is married to Eddie Van Halen`Valerie Bertanelli
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Category:Show Biz - Who is married to Valerie Bertanelli`Eddie Van Halen
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Category:Show Biz - Who is Melanie Griffith's mother`Tippi Hedren
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Category:Show Biz - Who is Tippi Hedren's daughter`Melanie Griffith
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Category:Show Biz - Who married Mutt Lange`Shania Twain
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Category:Show Biz - Who married Shania Twain`Robert "Mutt" Lange
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Category:Show Biz - Who said 'you'd be surprised how much it costs to look this cheap'`Dolly Parton
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Category: Sidekicks: Astrological twins: Castor`pollux
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Category:Similes As bold as .`brass
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Category:Similes As clean as a(n) .`whistle
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Category:Similes As clear as a(n) .`bell
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Category:Similes As cute as a(n) .`button
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Category:Similes As easy as .`pie
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Category:Similes As fit as a(n) .`fiddle
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Category:Similes As good as .`gold
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Category:Similes As graceful as a(n) .`swan
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Category:Similes As large as .`life
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Category:Similes As loud as .`thunder
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Category:Similes - As neat as a `pin
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Category:Similes As pale as a(n) .`ghost
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Category:Similes As pleased as .`punch
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Category:Similes As pretty as a(n) .`picture
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Category:Similes As proud as a(n) .`peacock
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Category:Similes As quiet as a(n) .`mouse
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Category:Similes As sick as a(n) .`dog
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Category:Similes As sly as a(n) .`fox
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Category:Similes As smart as a(n) .`whip
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Category:Similes Fresh as a(n) .`daisy
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Category: Skiing: Japan houses the only ski resort of this type.`indoor
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Category: Skiing: Skis with these on them supposedly make the initiation of turns easier.`caps
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Category: Skiing: The Swix company manufactures poles as well as this skiing/racing essential.`wax
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Category: Skiing: This is the largest company that manufactures skis, boots, & bindings.`salomon
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Category: Skiing: This Utah resort averages more snow anually than any other in the 48 states.`alta
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Category: Slang term for Toronto (Moo).`cowtown
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Category: Smallish lunchtime pizzas from Pizza Hut are called?`personal pan
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Category: Smurfs: Failing in his efforts to deceive the smurfs, Gargamel created this smurf`smurfette
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Category: Smurfs: Smurfette is the only smurf who has this in front of her house.`flower garden
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Category: Smurfs: The only mechanical smurf.`clockwork smurf
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Category: Smurfs: There are this many smurfs`101
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Category: Smurfs: This character is Yohan's best friend.`peewee
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Category: Smurfs: This is the color of a smurf that has been bitten by a gnapp.`purple
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Category: Smurfs: This is the only character in the introductory song who speaks.`gargamel
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Category: Smurfs: This is the youngest of all the smurfs.`baby smurf
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Category: Smurfs: This smurf composes odes to himself and is, in essence, quite "vain."`vanity smurf
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Category: Smurfs: This smurf has a "hiakhiak" laugh an dgives "trapped" presents to his smurfs`jokey
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Category: Smurfs: This smurf is the only smurf who wears glasses.`brainy smurf
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Category: Smurfs: This smurf spends his day dreaming "what could be"`dreamy smurf
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Category: Smurfs: When conducting the orchestra, Papa Smurf stands on this.`mushroom
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Category: Snow Crash: Name the book's main character`hiro protagonist
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Category: Snow Crash: Name the hacker who is infected with Snow Crash, owner of The Black Sun:`da5id
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Category: Snow Crash: Name the mafia henchman who wields REASON:`fisheye
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Category: Snow Crash: Nova Sicilia, Narcolombia, Mr. Lee's Greater Hong Kong, etc, are what?`franchulatesfranchises
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Category: Snow Crash: What does Ng industries specialize in?`security
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Category: Snow Crash: What does "ultima ratio regum" mean`last argument of kings
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Category: Snow Crash: What does Y.T. stand for?`yours truly
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Category: Snow Crash: What is Jason Breckenridge's mafia nickname?`the iron pumper
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Category: Snow Crash: What is the language spoken by taxi drivers?`taxilinga
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Category: Snow Crash: What is the largest religious franchulate (whole name)`reverend waynes pearly gates
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Category: Snow Crash: What is the name of Y.T.'s kourier boyfriend`roadkill
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Category: Snow Crash: What is your image or icon called in the metaverse?`avatar
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Category: Snow Crash: What security company arrests Y.T. at the beginning of the book?`metacops
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Category: Snow Crash: Who gives Y.T. his dogtags`uncle enzo
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Category: Snow Crash: Who is the head of the mafia`uncle enzo
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Category: Snow Crash: Who removes dead avatars from The Black Sun`graveyard daemons
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Category:Space - In which state is the Houston Space Centre`Texas
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Category:Space - What is the biggest criterion for prospective astronauts`eyesight
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Category:Sport and Entomology - What swimming stroke is named after an insect`butterfly
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Category:Sport - As who is Cassius Clay now known`Mohammed Ali
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Category:Sport - Baseball: The Atlanta `Braves
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Category: Sport : Baseball: The Baltimore ________.`orioles
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Category:Sport Baseball: The Baltimore .`Orioles
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Category:Sport - Baseball: The Boston `Red Sox
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Category:Sport - Baseball: The Chicago `Cubs
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Category:Sport - Baseball: The Cleveland `Indians
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Category:Sport - Baseball: The Florida `Marlins
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Category:Sport - Baseball: The Houston `Astros
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Category:Sport - Baseball: The Kansas City `Royals
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Category:Sport - Baseball: The Milwaukee `Brewers
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Category:Sport - Baseball: The New York `Mets
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Category:Sport - Baseball: The Philadelphia `Phillies
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Category:Sport - Baseball: The San Diego `Padres
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Category:Sport - Baseball: The St. Louis `Cardinals
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Category:Sport - Baseball: The Texas `Rangers
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Category: Sport : Baseball: The Toronto _________.`bluejays
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Category:Sport Baseball: The Toronto .`Bluejays
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Category: Sport : Basketball: The Boston ___________.`celtics
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Category:Sport Basketball: The Boston .`Celtics
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Category: Sport : Basketball: The Denver _________.`nuggets
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Category:Sport - Basketball: The Denver `Nuggets
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Category:Sport Basketball: The Denver .`Nuggets
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Category: Sport : Basketball: The Los Angeles _________.`lakers
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Category:Sport Basketball: The Los Angeles .`Lakers
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Category: Sport : Basketball: The New York __________.`knick
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Category:Sport Basketball: The New York .`Knicks
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Category: Sport : Basketball: The Seattle ________.`supersonics
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Category:Sport Basketball: The Seattle .`Supersonics
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Category: Sport : Basketball: The Utah ________.`jazz
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Category:Sport Basketball: The Utah .`Jazz
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Category: Sport : Football: The Baltimore ________.`colts
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Category:Sport Football: The Baltimore .`Colts
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Category: Sport : Football: The Buffalo _______.`bills
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Category:Sport Football: The Buffalo .`Bills
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Category:Sport - Football: The Chicago `Bears
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Category: Sport : Football: The Cincinnati _________.`bengals
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Category:Sport Football: The Cincinnati .`Bengals
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Category: Sport : Football: The Cleveland ________.`browns
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Category:Sport Football: The Cleveland .`Browns
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Category: Sport : Football: The Dallas _________.`cowboys
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Category:Sport - Football: The Dallas `Cowboys
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Category:Sport Football: The Dallas .`Cowboys
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Category: Sport : Football: The Denver _________.`broncos
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Category:Sport - Football: The Denver `Broncos
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Category:Sport Football: The Denver .`Broncos
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Category: Sport : Football: The Miami __________.`dolphins
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Category:Sport Football: The Miami .`Dolphins
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Category: Sport : Football: The Minnesota _______.`vikings
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Category:Sport Football: The Minnesota .`Vikings
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Category: Sport : Football: The New Orleans __________.`saints
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Category:Sport Football: The New Orleans .`Saints
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Category:Sport - Football: The Pittsburgh `Steelers
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Category:Sport - Football: The San Diego `Chargers
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Category: Sport : Football: The Seattle _______.`seahawks
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Category:Sport Football: The Seattle .`Seahawks
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Category:Sport He holds the NHL record for the most goals scored during the regular season.`Wayne Gretzky
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Category:Sport He was the NBA, MVP in 1976, 77, and 80.`Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
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Category: Sport : Hockey: The Boston ___________.`bruins
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Category:Sport Hockey: The Boston .`Bruins
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Category: Sport : Hockey: The Buffalo _________.`sabres
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Category:Sport Hockey: The Buffalo .`Sabres
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Category: Sport : Hockey: The Calgary __________.`flames
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Category:Sport - Hockey: The Calgary `Flames
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Category:Sport Hockey: The Calgary .`Flames
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Category: Sport : Hockey: The Chicago _________.`black hawks
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Category:Sport Hockey: The Chicago .`Blackhawks
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Category: Sport : Hockey: The Detroit ________.`red wings
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Category:Sport Hockey: The Detroit .`Red Wings
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Category: Sport : Hockey: The Edmonton __________.`oilers
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Category:Sport Hockey: The Edmonton .`Oilers
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Category: Sport : Hockey: The Los Angeles ________.`kings
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Category:Sport Hockey: The Los Angeles .`Kings
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Category:Sport Hockey: The Montreal .`Canadians
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Category: Sport : Hockey: The Montreal ________.`canadiens
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Category: Sport : Hockey: The Pittsburgh __________.`penguins
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Category:Sport Hockey: The Pittsburgh .`Penguins
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Category: Sport : Hockey: The St. Louis __________.`blues
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Category:Sport Hockey: The St. Louis .`Blues
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Category: Sport : Hockey: The Toronto _______.`maple leafs
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Category:Sport - Hockey: The Toronto `Maple Leafs
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Category:Sport Hockey: The Toronto .`Maple Leafs
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Category: Sport : Hockey: The Vancouver ________.`canucks
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Category:Sport Hockey: The Vancouver .`Canucks
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Category:Sport - How many dimples does a golf ball have`three hundred and thirty six
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Category: Sport : How many feet high is a basketball net`ten
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Category: Sport : How many games must you win to win a normal set in tennis`six
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Category: Sport : How many minutes is a major penalty in hockey`five
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Category: Sport : How many minutes is each period of hockey`20
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Category:Sport How many minutes is each period of hockey`twenty
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Category: Sport : How many players are there on a soccer team`eleven
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Category: Sport : How many players are there on a water polo team`seven
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Category: Sport : How many players make up a field hockey team`eleven
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Category: Sport : How many points are awarded for a safety touch in football`two
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Category: Sport : How many referees work a soccer game`one
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Category:Sport How many referees work a soccer game`three
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Category: Sport : How many seams are there on a football (American)`four
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Category:Sport - How many sides does a baseball homeplate have`five
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Category: Sport : How many sides does a home-plate have`five
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Category:Sport - How many stitches are on a regulation baseball`108
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Category:Sport - If Brazil had won the 1998 tournament, how many times would they have won the soccer World Cup`five
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Category:Sport - In 1986, what was the maximum fuel capacity (in litres) imposed in Formula 1 racing`195
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Category:Sport - In baseball, who won their first world series in 1969`New York Mets
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Category:Sport - In hockey, what is the equivalent of a rugby scrum`face-off
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Category: Sport : In pro football a "sudden death" period lasts how many minutes long`15
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Category:Sport In pro football a "sudden death" period lasts how many minutes long`fifteen
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Category:Sport - In rugby, what is the equivalent of a hockey face-off`scrum
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Category:Sport - In showjumping, how many points are incurred for knocking down a fence`four
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Category: Sport : In ten-pin bowling, how many points does a perfect game consist of`300
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Category:Sport In ten-pin bowling, how many points does a perfect game consist of`three hundred
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Category: Sport : In this team sport each player gets a chance to play every position.`volleyball
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Category:Sport - In what sport did the word 'crestfallen' originate`cockfighting
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Category:Sport - In what sport do you find 'coursing'`greyhound racing
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Category: Sport : In what sport is the Heisman trophy awarded`american football
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Category:Sport - In what sport is the term 'terminal speed' used`Drag Racing
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Category: Sport : In which city is the Cotton Bowl played`dallas
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Category: Sport : In which city is the Hockey Hall of Fame located`toronto
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Category: Sport : In which game or sport is a "Zamboni" used`hockey
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Category: Sport : In which sport is a "hole-in-one" possible`golf
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Category: Sport : In which sport is the America's Cup awarded`sailboat racing
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Category:Sport In which sport is the America's Cup awarded`sailing
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Category: Sport : In which sport is the Cy Young Trophy awarded`baseball
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Category: Sport : In which sport is the Davis Cup awarded`tennis
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Category: Sport : In which sport is the term, "Hang ten" used`surfing
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Category: Sport : In which sport is the term "love" used`tennis
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Category: Sport : In which sport is the term "wishbone" used`football
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Category: Sport : In which sport would you find the "slapshot".`hockey
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Category:Sport Name the hockey trophy awarded to the player demonstrating the best sportsmanship.`The Lady Byng Trophy
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Category: Sport : On what type of surface are the tennis matches at Wimbledon played`grass
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Category:Sport - Other than England, which european country took part in the 1996 cricket World Cup`Netherlands
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Category:Sport - Other than skiing, which sport takes place on a piste`fencing
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Category: Sports Actors: Besides Field of Dreams, what other baseball movie starred Kevin Costner`bull durham
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Category: Sports Actors: Who co-starred as Gale Sayers in Brian's Song`billy dee williams
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Category: Sports Actors: Who played Babe Ruth in The Babe Ruth Story`william bendix
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Category: Sports Actors: Who played Jimmy Piersall in Fear Strikes Out`anthony perkins
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Category: Sports Actors: Who played Lou Gehrig in Pride of the Yankees`gary cooper
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Category:Sport She was "Sports Illustrated's" first female "Sportsman of the Year".`Billie Jean King
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Category: Sport : Soccer: The New York _________.`cosmos
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Category:Sport Soccer: The New York .`Cosmos
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Category: Sports : Where were the 1896 Olympics held`athens, greece
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Category: Sports : Where were the 1900 Olympics held`paris, france
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Category: Sports : Where were the 1906 Olympics held`athens, greece
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Category: Sports : Where were the 1908 Olympics held`london, england
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Category: Sports : Where were the 1912 Olympics held`stockholm, sweden
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Category: Sports : Where were the 1920 Olympics held`antwerp, belgium
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Category: Sports : Where were the 1924 Olympics held`paris, france
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Category: Sports : Where were the 1928 Olympics held`amsterdam, the netherlands
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Category: Sports : Where were the 1936 Olympics held`berlin, germany
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Category: Sports : Where were the 1948 Olympics held`london, england
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Category: Sports : Where were the 1952 Olympics held`helsinki, finland
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Category: Sports : Where were the 1956 Olympics held`melbourne, australia
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Category: Sports : Where were the 1960 Olympics held`rome, italy
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Category: Sports : Where were the 1964 Olympics held`tokyo, japan
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Category: Sports : Where were the 1968 Olympics held`mexico city, mexico
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Category: Sports : Where were the 1972 Olympics held`munich, west germany
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Category: Sports : Where were the 1980 Olympics held`moscow, u.s.s.r
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Category: Sports : Where were the 1988 Olympics held`seoul, south korea
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Category: Sports : Where were the 1992 Olympics held`barcelona, spain
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Category: Sports Whos Who: Brazilian Formula-1 champ in 81, 83, and 87 (careful)`nelson piquet
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Category: Sports Whos Who: French auto racer, 3 time Formula 1 champ (85-86, 89)`alain prost
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Category: Sports Whos Who: This RB won the Heisman at USC in 1968`oj simpson
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Category: Sports Whos Who: This Swede was 1988 tennis player of the year, 3 time French Open Champ`mats wilander
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Category: Sport : The 1976 Summer Olympics were held in this city.`montreal
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Category:Sport - The first cricket one-day international was held between england and `Australia
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Category: Sport : The Japanese martial art of fencing is called ________.`kendo
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Category:Sport The Japanese martial art of fencing is called .`kendo
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Category:Sport The person who carries the golfer's clubs is called a(n) .`caddie
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Category: Sport : The person who carries the golfer's clubs is called a(n) ________.`caddy
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Category: Sport : The white marks intersecting each five yard line are called ________.`hash
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Category:Sport The white marks intersecting each five yard line are called .`hash marks
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Category:Sport This is the most coveted trophy in Candian football.`Grey Cup
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Category: Sport : This sport allows substitutions without a stoppage in play.`hockey
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Category: Sport : This sport is called the "American pastime".`baseball
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Category:Sport This team won their first World Series in 1969.`New York Mets
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Category: Sport : This traditional Japanese wrestling sport takes place in a circular ring.`sumo
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Category: Sport : Two under par on a hole of golf is called a(n) ________.`eagle
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Category:Sport Two under par on a hole of golf is called a(n) .`eagle
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Category: Sport : What are large snow bumps known as in skiing terms`mogul
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Category:Sport What are large snow bumps known as in skiing terms`moguls
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Category:Sport - What are the two basic aids in orienteering`map and compass
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Category:Sport What does TKO stand for`Technical Knock Out
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Category: Sport : What do runners pass to each other in a relay race`baton
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Category:Sport What do the letters ERA mean in baseball`Earned Run Average
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Category:Sport What football player rushed for 2,003 yards in 1973`OJ Simpson
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Category: Sport : What game features the largest ball`earthball
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Category: Sport : What is it called when a football team loses possession of the ball due to a misplay`turnover
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Category:Sport - What is soccer star Pele's real name`Edson Arantes do Nascimento
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Category: Sport : What is the heaviest class of weight-lifting`super heavyweight
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Category:Sport - What is the maximum number of clubs a golfer may use in a round`fourteen
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Category:Sport - What is the misshapen ear that boxers often have called`cauliflower ear
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Category:Sport - What is the name given to a rower who competes in an individual event`sculler
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Category:Sport - What is the regulation height for a pin in tenpin bowling (in inches)`fifteen
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Category:Sport - What is the score of a forfeited baseball game`9-0
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Category:Sport - What is the score of a forfeited softball game`7-0
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Category:Sport - What nationality is Gabriela Sabatini`Argentinian
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Category: Sport : What number wood is a driver in golf`one
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Category: Sport : What sport do the Harlem Globetrotters play`basketball
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Category:Sport - What sport/game is Chris Evert associated with`tennis
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Category: Sport : What sport has a hooker in a scrum`rugby
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Category:Sport - What sport has sprint, tandem and team pursuit events`cycling
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Category:Sport - What sport is sometimes called 'rugger'`rugby union
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Category: Sport : What sport would you helicopter to the Bugaboos for`skiing
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Category: Sport : What's the nickname of the University of Georgia football team`bulldogs
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Category:Sport - What trophy is awarded to the winner of the NHL playoffs`Stanley Cup
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Category: Sport : What vehicles are involved in the "Tour de France"`bicycles
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Category:Sport What was football player Dick Lane's nickname`Night Train
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Category:Sport - What was Jack Nicklaus' nickname`Golden Bear
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Category:Sport - What was Mohammed Ali's original name`Cassius Clay
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Category:Sport - When did the New York Mets win their first World Series`1969
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Category:Sport Where are the U.S. Tennis Open Championships held`Flushing Meadows, NY
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Category:Sport - Where is Capitol Hill`Washington DC
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Category:Sport - Which country always leads the opening Olympic procession`Greece
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Category: Sport : Which country won the World Cup of Soccer in 1982.`italy
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Category:Sport - Which cricket player holds the world record for the highest individual score in first-class cricket`Brian Lara
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Category:Sport Which football team was nicknamed the "Orange Crush"`Denver Broncos
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Category: Sport : Which football team was nicknamed the "Orange Crush"`the denver broncos
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Category: Sport : Which is the only position in soccer allowed to handle the ball`goalie
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Category:Sport Which is the only position in soccer allowed to handle the ball`goalkeeper
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Category:Sport Which NFL team's defensive unit was nicknamed "The Purple People Eaters"`Minnesota Vikings
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Category: Sport : Which NFL team's defensive unit was nicknamed "The Purple People Eaters"`the minnesota vikings
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Category:Sport Which position is usually played by the tallest member on a basketball team`center
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Category: Sport : Which position is usually played by the tallest member on a basketball team`centre
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Category:Sport - Which sport allows substitutions without stoppage in play`hockey
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Category: Sport : Which sport has a movement called a "telemark"`skiing
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Category: Sport : Which sport uses stones and brooms`curling
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Category: Sport : Which swimming stroke is named after an insect`butterfly
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Category:Sport - Which tennis star wore denim shorts during matches`Andre Agassi
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Category:Sport - Who did 'Tennis World' name rookie of the year in 1974`Martina Navratilova
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Category:Sport - Who had the nickname 'Golden Bear'`Jack Nicklaus
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Category:Sport - Who has played in the most consecutive baseball games`Cal Ripken Jr
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Category:Sport - Who holds the NHL record for the most goals scored during a regular season`Wayne Gretzky
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Category:Sport - Who hosted the 1999 cricket World Cup`England
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Category:Sport - Who is Edson Arantes do Nascimento better known as`Pele
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Category:Sport Who was known as the "Sultan of Swat"`Babe Ruth
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Category:Sport Who was the 1978 Wimbledon Women's Singles champ`Martina Navratilova
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Category:Sport - Who was the 1990 Wimbledon women's singles runner-up`Zina Garrison
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Category:Sport Who was the first NHL player to score 50 goals in one season`Maurice Richard <-- pronounced "Reeee-shard"
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Category: Sport : Who was the first to win the grand slam of tennis`budge
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Category:Sport Who was the first to win the grand slam of tennis`Don Budge
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Category:Sport - Who was the last Briton to win the men's singles at Wimbledon`Fred Perry
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Category:Sport - Who was the NBA MVP in 1976, 1977 and 1980`Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
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Category:Sport - Who was the NBA's most valuable player in 1976, 1977 and 1980`Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
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Category:Sport - Who was the only boxer to knock out Mohammed Ali`Larry Holmes
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Category:Sport - Who won the 1982 soccer world cup`Italy
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Category:Sport - With what did cricketer Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi frequently play with in his hands`glass eye
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Category:Sport - With what sport is Chris Boardman associated`cycling
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Category:Sport - With what sport is Gabriela Sabatini associated`tennis
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Category:Sport - With what sport is Jack Nicklaus associated`golf
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Category: Sport : With which sport is Chris Evert Lloyd identified`tennis
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Category: Stand on your heads.... NOW! ;-) : When read upside down, what does the term "umop apisdn" signify`upside down
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Category: Stephen King: Early novel turned screenplay starring Arnold Schwartzenegger`the running man
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Category: Stephen King: Eventually causes the demise of the dark man in The Stand`nuclear bomb
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Category: Stephen King: Kings literary foray into the medieval fantasy genre`eyes of the dragon
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Category: Stephen King: Maine city which King calls his home`bangor
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Category: Stephen King: Movie modeled after an old comic book series?`creepshow
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Category: Stephen King: Name of the evil clown in IT?`pennywise
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Category: Stephen King: Name of the killer car`christine
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Category: Stephen King: Name of the town where Abigail Freemantle lives in The Stand? (2 words)`hemingford home
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Category: Stephen King: Name of the zombie cat in Pet Semetary?`church
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Category: Stephen King: Novel co-written with Peter Straub?`the talisman
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Category: Stephen King: Novel featuring a writer held captive by a psychopathic fan?`misery
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Category: Stephen King: Short story featuring a home-made, magic computer?`word processor of the gods
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Category: Stephen King: Short story featuring a tiger in a grade-school bathroom?`here there be tygers
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Category: Stephen King: What trail of Harold's does Stu Redmen follow cross country in the Stand`snickers bar wrappers
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Category: Stephen King: Where the good guys settle in The Stand? (city state)`boulder colorado
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Category: Stock Latin Phrases: A god from a machine`deus ex machina
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Category: Stock Latin Phrases: A new order of the ages (Vergil; also on U.S.A. $1 bill)`novus ordo seclorum
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Category: Stock Latin Phrases: Not of sound mind`non compos mentis
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Category: Stock Latin Phrases: There is no disputing about tastes`de gustibus non est disputandum
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Category: Stock Latin Phrases: To the stars by hard ways (motto of Kansas)`ad astra per aspera
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Category: Stupid things to do ;-) : If you look at the sun long enough, you go _____.`blind
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Category:Stupid things to do ;-) If you look at the sun long enough, you go .`blind
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Category: Summertime : This is the sandy area nearest the ocean.`beach
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Category:Superstitions - According to superstition, what do you make when you stub the toes on your right foot`A wish
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Category:Superstition - What were comfrey baths were believed to restore`virginity
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Category:Swimming - What did Captain Matthew Webb swim first`English Channel
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Category:Taboos - Over what place in india is it forbidden to fly an airplane`Taj Mahal
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Category: Tea: Better teabags contain these small particles sifted out of better teas`fannings
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Category: Tea: In this country, tea leaves are pickled and used as a vegetable relish`burma
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Category: Tea: Japanese and many Chinese people prefer this type of tea, which is unfermented`green
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Category: Tea: Tea plants belong to this genus`camellia
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Category: Tea: The first sprouting of Darjeeling tea leaves in the spring are called this`first flush
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Category: Tea: The practice of steeping tea was developed during this Chinese dynasty`ming
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Category: Tea: This black tea is flavoured with oil of bergamot, an aromatic Chinese orange`earl grey
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Category: Tea: This is the name of the Japanese tea ceremony`chanoyu
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Category: Tea: This nation is the world's largest producer of tea`india
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Category:Technology - Who has the world's largest double-decker tram fleet`Hong Kong
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Category:Textiles - What colour thread is used for filigree`silver or gold
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Category: Thanks to a dead cow. This topping is called 'minced meat' by some.`ground beef
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Category: The 50s: D H Lawrence novel was the center of a legal row over obscenity`lady chatterleys lover
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Category: The 50s: Roy Campanella was the first black to play this baseball position.`catcher
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Category: The 50s: This European principality gained a princess in 1956.`monaco
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Category: The 50s: This pact was signed by the Soviet Union and its eastern allies.`warsaw
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Category: The 50s: William Goldings 1955 novel about boys stranded on an island`lord of the flies
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Category: The 60s: 1964 release was the most successful Disney film to date.`mary poppins
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Category: The 60s: First nation ever to resign from the united nations.`indonesia
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Category: The 60s: Fourth nation to explode an atom bomb.`china
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Category: The 60s: Malta won independence from this country in 1964.`england
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Category: The 60s: This many members were in the group The Dave Clark Five.`five
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Category: The 60s: This remote area was crossed on foot for the first time in 1968-1969.`north pole
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Category: The 60s: This team won the first super bowl`green bay
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Category: The 80s: Argentina called them the Malvinas Islands, the British this.`falkland
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Category: The 80s: Charles and Diana were wed in this cathedral.`st. paul
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Category: The 80s: First man to ride the space shuttle into orbit twice.`john young
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Category: The 80s: G.D. Searle & Co put this brand sweetener on the market in 1983.`nutrasweet
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Category: The 80s: John Paul II forgave this man for shooting him.`memet agca
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Category: The 80s: The US mining of this nations harbor created an uproar in 1984.`nicaragua
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Category: The 80s: This corporation was granted over 1 billion in government loans.`chrysler
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Category: The 80s: This team destroyed the Redskins in the 1984 superbowl.`raiders
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Category:Theatre - In the opera 'La Traviata', what was Violetta's occupation`courtesan
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Category: The Bible: After Jonah spent time underwater, God sent him here`ninevah
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Category: The Bible: David spoke his last words to this person.`solomon
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Category: The Bible: God gave Solomon his great wisdom through this`dream
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Category: The Bible: God said, "Be strong and of a good courage" to him`david
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Category: The Bible: He battled King Og at Edrei`moses
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Category: The Bible: Isaiah and Ezekiel foretell this grisly practice`cannibalism
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Category: The Bible: Name of John the Baptist's father.`zacharias
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Category: The Bible: Name of the Angel who told Mary she was to carry God's son`gabriel
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Category: The Bible: Noah's ark is supposed to have rested on this mountain after deluge`ararat
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Category: The Bible: The Book of Psalms say God has this many chariots`20000
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Category: The Bible: The brother of Moses, he became the first Jewish high priest.`aaron
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Category: The Bible: The first five books of the Old testament are together called as`pentateuch
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Category: The Bible: The gutsy Razis tossed this at the 500 soldiers send to kill him`intestine
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Category: The Bible: The name of Moses' wife.`zipporah
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Category: The Bible: The Nebuchadnezzar king was of this nation.`babylon
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Category: The Bible: The slave who became ruler of Babylon because he told a King's dream`daniel
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Category: The Bible: This part of King Saul's belongings was displayed in the temple of Dagon`his head
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Category: The Bible: This person in Genesis was raped by his daughters`lot
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Category: The Bible: This was Abraham's name before God changed it.`abram
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Category: The Disney Afternoon: GT Name Goofy's son.`max
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Category: The Hundred Secret Senses_`amy tan
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Category:Theme Parks - Which is the largest theme resort hotel`Lost City
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Category: The Royal Family: Edward VIII's title after his abdication.`duke of windsor
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Category: The Royal Family: Fergie's father's title.`major
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Category: The Royal Family: Genetically, the royals are mostly this nationality.`german
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Category: The Royal Family: Prince Andrew's title.`duke of york
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Category: The Royal Family: Prince Charles is 1st in line for the throne; this person is 3rd.`henry
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Category: The Royal Family: Prince Charles is 1st in line for the throne; this person is 6th.`eugenie
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Category: The Royal Family: Prince Charles's title.`prince of wales
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Category: The Royal Family: Prince Charles's younger son.`henry
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Category: The Royal Family: Prince Philip's royal great-aunt, who died in 1918.`alexandra
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Category: The Royal Family: Prince William, if/when he becomes king, will have this Roman numeral.`v
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Category: The Royal Family: Queen Elizabeth's descriptive phrase for the year 1992.`annus horribilis
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Category: The Royal Family: The British press's nickname for Prince Andrew before his marriage.`randy andy
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Category: The Royal Family: The British press's nickname for Princess Diana before her marriage.`shy di
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Category: The Royal Family: _The Old Man of Lochnagar_ was written by him.`prince charles
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Category: The Royal Family: The relation Princess Margaret is to Princess Anne.`aunt
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Category: The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea_`yukio mishima
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Category:The Space Race - What was the name of the first space shuttle ever built`Enterprise
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Category: The Tick: Color of the Ticks costume`blue
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Category: The Tick: "Not baked goods professor, baked ____!"`bads
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Category: The Tick: Who has the ability to change the color of his costume`caped chameleon
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Category: The Tick: Who, when problems arise, jumps into his cannon and says "Fire me, boy"`the human bullet
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Category: The Tick: "Yeast Devil! Back to the oven that _____ you!"`baked
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Category:Things - What can be tulip, balloon or flute`wine glasses
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Category: This delightfully soft topping, care of your local bovine.`cheese
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Category: This game show required contestants to match prizes to the numbered squares`concentration
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Category: This town was close to Ponderosa Ranch.`virginia city
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Category: Tom Clancy: How does NSA Cutter avoid responsibility in "Clear and Present Danger"`suicide
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Category: Tom Clancy: The "I" in DDI (Ryan's position in the CIA at one point) stands for this.`intelligence
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Category: Tom Clancy: What is CIA Agent Clark's real name`kelly
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Category: Tom Clancy: What is the only Tom Clancy novel to take place entirely before 1980`without remorse
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Category: Tom Clancy: What relation does fighter pilot Robby Jackson have to Jack Ryan, jr.`godfather
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Category: Toys: Board game involving rapid climbing and tragic sliding.`chutes and ladders
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Category: Toys: Building tool named after Civil War president.`lincoln logs
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Category:Toys - From what were balloons originally made`animal bladders
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Category: Toys Games: Board-game version of "Capture The Flag".`stratego
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Category: Toys Games: Charles Darrow based his game upon the 1904 "The Landlord's Game".`monopoly
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Category: Toys Games: D&D stands for this.`dungeons and dragons
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Category: Toys Games: Eva Gabor and Johnny Carson popularized this game by climbing over each other.`twister
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Category: Toys Games: Frank Lloyd Wright son John invented these after watching workers move timber.`lincoln logs
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Category: Toys Games: In this card game, teams are designated North-South and East-West.`bridge
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Category: Toys Games: In this game players take turns placing disks on an 8x8 board.`othello
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Category: Toys Games: Klondike is the most popular form of this game.`solitaire
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Category: Toys Games: Originally an exercise ring, Indonesia banned it as "might stimulate passion".`hula
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Category: Toys Games: Originally an exercise ring, Indonesia banned it as "might stimulate passion".`hula hoop
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Category: Toys Games: The 1993 Ken Doll has been insinuated to have this type of ring as a necklace.`cock
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Category: Toys Games: The King in chess can move a maximum of this many squares.`two
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Category: Toys Games: The object of this card game is to meld sets of 7 or more cards.`canasta
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Category: Toys Games: There are this many "Energy Dots" on a pac man screen.`4
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Category: Toys Games: There are this many red-letter cubes in Perquackey.`3
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Category: Toys Games: This cube puzzle was invented by a Hungarian mathematician in 1974.`rubik
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Category: Toys Games: This game of chance was originally called 'Beano'.`bingo
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Category: Toys Games: This is a French named car-racing card game.`mille borne
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Category: Toys Games: This is the game that "Ties you up in knots".`twister
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Category: Toys Games: This is the oldest board game still played (5000 yr old boards were found)`backgammon
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Category: Toys Games: This is the strongest poker hand you can get.`royal flush
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Category: Toys Games: This many dice are used in Yahtzee.`five
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Category: Toys Games: Whist is an early form of this card game.`bridge
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Category: Toys Games: You meld groups of three cards or more of the same rank or suit in this game.`rummy
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Category: Toys: Leading manufacturer of toy cars.`hot wheels
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Category: Toys: Little blue cartoon figurines.`smurfs
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Category: Toys: Mundane toy that involved sticking plastic pieces on scenes.`colorforms
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Category:Toys - What toy was originally made from the bladder of an animal`balloon
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Category: Travel: He wrote the best-selling travel tale Blue Highways.`william least heat moon
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Category: Travel: Major currency of Bulgaria`lev
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Category: Travel: Major currency of Ethiopia`birr
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Category: Travel: Major currency of Haiti`gourde
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Category:Travel - What city does Orly airport serve`Paris
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Category:Travel - Which airline has the registration prefix 'VR'`Cathay Pacific
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Category:Travel - Which city is served by Ringway Airport`Manchester
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Category: Travel: You would be here if you saw a green flag with a red circle in the center.`bangladesh
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Category:Triplets Hook, line and .`sinker
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Category:Trivia - 5% of Canadians don't know the first seven words of the Canadian anthem, but know the first nine words of which anthem`The American anthem
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Category:Trivia - 7% of Americans don't know the first nine words of the American anthem, but know the first seven words of which anthem`Canadian anthem
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Category:Trivia "7X" was used to refer to the secret ingredient of which drink`Coca Cola
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Category: Trivia : A can of Pepsi holds __ fluid ounces.`12
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Category:Trivia A can of Pepsi holds fluid ounces.`twelve
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Category: Trivia : A foot-long ruler is __ inches long.`12
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Category:Trivia A foot-long ruler is inches long.`twelve
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Category: Trivia : After how many years marriage do you celebrate your Emerald wedding anniversary`fifty five
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Category: Trivia : Alexander the Great was king of which country`macedonia
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Category: Trivia : Amino acids are essential for the formation of what in the body`proteins
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Category: Trivia : Analogies: 'Ancient' is to 'old' as 'recent' is to ________.`current
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Category: Trivia : Analogy: bull - cow as fox - __________.`vixen
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Category: Trivia : Analogy: goose - geese as passerby - ___________.`passersby
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Category: Trivia : Anzac troops come from which 2 countries`australia and new zealand
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Category: Trivia : A "pigskin" is another name for a(n) ________.`football
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Category:Trivia A "pigskin" is another name for a(n) .`football
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Category: Trivia : A plant produced by crossing different species is know as what`a hybrid
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Category: Trivia : At the time of Julius Caesar, who was the ruler of Egypt`cleopatra
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Category: Trivia : At which Grand Prix circuit did Ayrton Senna lose his life`san marino
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Category: Trivia : Bagels are a traditional bread baked by followers of which religion`jewish
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Category:Trivia - Betsy Ross is the only real person to ever have been the head of a `Pez dispenser
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Category: Trivia : Burma was the former name of which country`myanmar
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Category: Trivia : Chemically pure gold contains how many karats`twenty four
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Category: Trivia : Chemically pure gold contains how many karats`twenty four`24
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Category: Trivia : Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Iceland combine to make what`scandinavia
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Category: Trivia : Douglas Adams is famous for writing what `the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy
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Category: Trivia : From what is velvet made`silk
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Category: Trivia : From which type of wood are most baseball bats made`ash
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Category: Trivia : From which US state does model Jerry Hall originate`texas
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Category: Trivia : Great waves resulting from earthquakes are called ________.`tsunami
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Category: Trivia : How is german measles also known`rubella
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Category: Trivia : How is Samuel Clemens better known`mark twain
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Category: Trivia : How is the 15th March also known`ides of march
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Category: Trivia : How is the chess term "shah mat" better known`checkmate
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Category: Trivia : How is the mathematically related structure of beads strung on parallel wires in a rectangular frame better known`abacus
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Category: Trivia : How is the stockmarket collapse of the 24th October 1929 better known`black thursday
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Category: Trivia : How long is New York`s Broadway in km`241
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Category: Trivia : How long is the Suez canal in kilometers`161.9
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Category: Trivia : How many bits are in a nibble`4
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Category: Trivia : How many children did Maria (Julie Andrews) have to look after in "The Sound of Music"`seven
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Category: Trivia : How many countries have an area less then 10 square miles ` four (vatican city, monaco, nauru and tuvalu)
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Category: Trivia : How many countries have a population over 130 million ` seven (pakistan, russia, brazil, indonesia, united states, india and china)
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Category: Trivia : How many countries joined the United Nations at it's start`51
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Category: Trivia : How many Dirty Harry movies have been madefive`5
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Category: Trivia : How many faces did the Romans believe Janus to have`two
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Category: Trivia : How many faces has an icosahedron`twenty
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Category: Trivia : How many faces has an icosahedron`twenty`20
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Category: Trivia : How many feet are in a nautical mile `6080
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Category: Trivia : How many feet of tape does the average sixty minute audio cassette contain`562.5
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Category: Trivia : How many gold medals did Jesse Owens win in the 1936 Berlin Olympics`four
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Category: Trivia : How many gold medals did Jesse Owens win in the 1936 Berlin Olympics`four`4
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Category: Trivia : How many gold medals did swimmer Mark Spitz win at the Munich Olympics in 1972`seven
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Category: Trivia : How many herrings are in a Warp`four
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Category: Trivia : How many housing property squares are there on a monopoly board`twenty two
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Category: Trivia : How many muscles are in a human`639
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Category: Trivia : How many pairs of chromosomes do humans havetwenty three`23
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Category: Trivia : How many pieces are found in a chess set`32
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Category: Trivia : How many players play in a volleyball team`six
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Category: Trivia : How many seconds are in a day `86400
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Category: Trivia : How many sides does a dodecahedron have`twelve
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Category: Trivia : How many stab wounds did Julius Caesar have when he died`23
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Category: Trivia : How many states (including internal territories) does Australia contain`eight
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Category: Trivia : How many strings are there on a Spanish Guitar`six
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Category: Trivia : How many times has Olympics been cancelled due to war in modern times`three
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Category: Trivia : How many times would Japan fit into an area the size of the U.S`25.15
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Category: Trivia : How many times would the earth fit into a space the size of the sun`1298000
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Category: Trivia : How many years old was the telephone before one was installed on the desk of the President of the United States`fifty one
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Category: Trivia : How many years were between the creation of the Mangna Carta and the American Declaration of Independence `561
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Category:Trivia - How much do nine pennies weigh`one ounce
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Category: Trivia : How old was Alexander the Great when he died`32
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Category: Trivia : How was "Abu Yusuf Ya'qub ibn Is-haq ubn as-Sabbah ibn 'omran ibn Ismail al-Kindi" better known `the philospher of the arabs
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Category: Trivia : How was William Pitt the Elder's son known`william pitt the younger
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Category: Trivia : In 1911 Roald Amundsen became the first person to reach where`south pole
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Category: Trivia : In ancient Egypt which animal was considered sacred`cat
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Category: Trivia : In a period of 400 years how many times does the 1st of January fall on a Sunday `58
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Category: Trivia : In badminton, how many points win a mens singles game`fifteen
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Category: Trivia : In boxing, which weight is between fly and feather`bantamweight
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Category: Trivia : In China why were kites flown on the ninth day of every month`to banish evil
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Category: Trivia : In Dr Who, what was Tardis an abbreviation of`time and relative dimensions in space
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Category: Trivia : In golf, what is the woman's equivalent of the Ryder Cup`the solheim cup
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Category: Trivia : In Judo, which Dan is the highest in the grading of black belts`tenth
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Category: Trivia : In March 1979, where did a major nuclear accident occur`three mile island
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Category: Trivia : In order to satisfy an adults daily nutritional requirements it would be possible to drink 1 glass of orange juice, 2 glasses of milk and how many pints of Guinness`forty seven
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Category: Trivia : In sailing, what is a warp`a mooring rope
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Category: Trivia : In "Star Trek", what colour was Mr Spock's blood`green
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Category: Trivia : In tennis, what name is given to a serve which cannot be returned`ace
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Category: Trivia : In the 17th century which country started taxing beards`russia
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Category: Trivia : In the 1855 Russian War, what were used to transport Torpedos`kites
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Category: Trivia : In the 9th century which city had several thousand bookstores`baghdad
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Category: Trivia : In the first modern summer Olympic games in 1896, how many countries competed`thirteen
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Category: Trivia : In the Gregorian calendar after 10,000 years by how many days will the calendar be wrong by `three
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Category: Trivia : In the kama-sutra the art of which game is recommened for women to study `chess
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Category: Trivia : In the period 978-1016 England was ruled by which "Unready" king`ethelred
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Category: Trivia : In the year 2000 which companies CEO was the worlds second richest man `oracle
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Category: Trivia : In what sport would a lure be used`fishing
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Category: Trivia : In what type of building did Plato and Aristotle teach`gymnasium
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Category: Trivia : In what year did China become a communist state`1949
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Category: Trivia : In what year did social reformer George Williams found the YMCA`1844
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Category: Trivia : In what year was the first women's magazine, "The Ladies' Mercury" published`1693
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Category: Trivia : In what year were neon lights invented`1911
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Category: Trivia : In what year were the first dot matrix printers marketed`1957
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Category: Trivia : In which alpine resort were the first ever Winter Olympics held in 1924`chamonix
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Category: Trivia : In which athletics event would you perform a "Fosbury flop"`high jump
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Category: Trivia : In which book is Scheherazade a story teller`arabian nights
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Category: Trivia : In which city is the Sistine Chapel`rome
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Category: Trivia : In which country was natural gas first discovered`greece
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Category: Trivia : In which country was the first Zoo`china
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Category: Trivia : In which country would you find Ayers Rock`australia
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Category: Trivia : In which country would you find Dunkirk`france
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Category: Trivia : In which field of science is the history of the universe studied`cosmology
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Category: Trivia : In which film does Robert De Niro ask "Are you talkin' to me"`taxi driver
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Category: Trivia : In which month is the Earth nearest the Sun`january
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Category: Trivia : In which month is the Le Mans 24 hour race held`june
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Category: Trivia : In which novel is Winston Smith the main character`1984
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Category: Trivia : In which organ is Bile produced`liver
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Category: Trivia : In which sport would you perform a snatch`weightlifting
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Category: Trivia : In which state are the Everglades`florida
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Category: Trivia : In which state is Mount McKinley, the highest mountain in North America`alaska
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Category: Trivia : In which state of Australia is the coastal region of Swanland`western australia
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Category: Trivia : In which two counties is Curling most popular`canada and scotland
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Category: Trivia : In which US city is the Sears tower`chicago
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Category: Trivia : In which year did London Underground open`1863
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Category: Trivia : In which year was John F. Kennedy elected`1960
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Category: Trivia : In which year was the First Crusade`1095
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Category: Trivia : In which year was the Rosetta stone written`196 bc
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Category: Trivia : Johann Gutenberg was famous for inventing what in 1455`the printing press
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Category: Trivia : Jonquil is a shade of which colour`yellow
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Category:Trivia - Like what can a fully ripened cranberry be dribbled`basketball
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Category: Trivia : Most men do this each morning, using a razor.`shave
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Category: Trivia : Most people wear a watch on their ____ wrist.`left
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Category:Trivia Most people wear a watch on their wrist.`left
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Category: Trivia : Name the clothing wrinkle remover that sounds like a kind of metal.`iron
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Category: Trivia : Name the implement that removes water from your windshield on your car`wiper
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Category: Trivia : Nutagak, perksertok and pokaktok are Eskimo words for what `snow
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Category:Trivia - Of what are throat, foxing and platform parts`shoe
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Category: Trivia : On a chemical what does a skull and cross-bone mean`toxic
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Category: Trivia : Only one modern olympic games was not named after the host city - The "Interim Olympic games" of 1906, but what city hosted it`athens
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Category: Trivia : On which Beatles album does the hit "Ticket to Ride" appear`help!
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Category: Trivia : On which river was Rome built`tiber
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Category: Trivia : On which side of the road do the Japanese drive`left
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Category: Trivia : Organic chemistry is the study of materials that must contain what`carbon
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Category: Trivia : Penicillin is derived from what`mould
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Category: Trivia : Polo consists of 8 periods called what`chukkers
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Category: Trivia : Similes: As bold as _______.`brass
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Category: Trivia : Similes: As clean as a(n) ________.`whistle
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Category: Trivia : Similes: As clear as a(n) _________.`bell
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Category: Trivia : Similes: As cute as a(n) ________.`button
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Category: Trivia : Similes: As easy as ________.`pie
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Category: Trivia : Similes: As fit as a(n) __________.`fiddle
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Category: Trivia : Similes: As good as _________.`gold
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Category: Trivia : Similes: As graceful as a(n) _________.`swan
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Category: Trivia : Similes: As large as ________.`life
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Category: Trivia : Similes: As loud as _________.`thunder
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Category: Trivia : Similes: As pale as a(n) ___________.`ghost
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Category: Trivia : Similes: As pleased as _________.`punch
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Category: Trivia : Similes: As pretty as a(n) ________.`picture
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Category: Trivia : Similes: As proud as a(n) ___________.`peacock
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Category: Trivia : Similes: As quiet as a(n) _________.`mouse
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Category: Trivia : Similes: As sick as a(n) ___________.`dog
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Category: Trivia : Similes: As sly as a(n) __________.`fox
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Category: Trivia : Similes: As smart as a(n) ________.`whip
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Category: Trivia : Similes: Fresh as a(n) ______________.`daisy
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Category: Trivia : Songwriter, Bernie Taupin wrote songs for which well know musician`elton john
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Category: Trivia : The 14th July 1789 marked the start of what`french revolution
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Category: Trivia : The America's Cup left home for the first time to go where`australia
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Category: Trivia : The book "Wamyouruijoshou" was the first to use what word`kite
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Category: Trivia : The depiction of the Mad Hatter in "Alice in Wonderland" reflected a poisoning of 19th century hatmakers from what`mercury
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Category: Trivia : The Earth's core consists primarily of which 2 metals`iron and nickel
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Category: Trivia : The Great Pyramid was built as a tomb for which Egyptian Pharaoh`khufu
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Category: Trivia : The name "Lego" comes from which Danish words `leg godt
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Category: Trivia : The second Beale code was encoded using what`the american declaration of independence
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Category: Trivia : The term Bicentennial represents how many years`200
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Category: Trivia : The term Centennial represents how many years`100
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Category: Trivia : The term Quadricentennial represents how many years`400
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Category: Trivia : The term Quartocentennial represents how many years`25
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Category: Trivia : The term Quincentennial represents how many years`500
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Category: Trivia : The term Semicentennial represents how many years`50
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Category: Trivia : The term Septiquinquennial represents how many years`75
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Category: Trivia : The term Sesquibicentennial represents how many years`250
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Category: Trivia : The term Sesquincentennial represents how many years`150
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Category: Trivia : The term Sesquiquadricentennial represents how many years`450
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Category: Trivia : The term Sesquitercentennial represents how many years`350
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Category: Trivia : The term Tercentennial represents how many years`300
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Category: Trivia : The Triassic, Jurrasic, and Cretaceous periods make up which era`mesozoic era
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Category: Trivia : Thomas Young the Physicist and Egyptologist spoke how many language when he was 14`twelve
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Category: Trivia : Tic-Tac-Toe is based on which game `nine men morris
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Category: Trivia : Total color blindness is medically know as what`monochromatism
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Category: Trivia : To which island was Napoleon exiled, after his loss at Waterloo`st helena
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Category: Trivia : Traffic Trivia: Red means stop, _____ means go.`green
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Category:Trivia Traffic Trivia: Red means stop, means go.`green
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Category: Trivia : Triplets: Hook, line and ___________.`sinker
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Category: Trivia : Tuscany is a major wine producing region of which country`italy
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Category: Trivia : U.S. President, Woodrow __________.`wilson
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Category: Trivia : What are catalogued under the Dewey decimal system`book
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Category: Trivia : What are Eastern, Central, Mountain, and Pacific`american time zones
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Category: Trivia : What are Helium, Neon, Argon, Krypton and Xenon`noble gases
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Category: Trivia : What are noctilucent, cirrus, and cirrostratus categories of`clouds
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Category: Trivia : What are Petrol, Naphta, Kerosine, Diesel and Oil`hydrocarbons
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Category: Trivia : What are Russian astronauts called`cosmonauts
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Category: Trivia : What are the 3 big colleges of the Ivy League (name them alphabetically)`harvard, princeton, yale
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Category: Trivia : What are the height and width of a horse measured in`hands
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Category: Trivia : What are the units of measurement for Energy`joule
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Category: Trivia : What are the units of measurement for Force`newton
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Category: Trivia : What are the units of measurement for Frequency`hertz
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Category: Trivia : What are the units of measurement for Power`watt
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Category: Trivia : What are the units of measurement for Pressure`pascal
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Category: Trivia : What band recorded the clasic album "Dark Side Of The Moon" in 1973`pink floyd
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Category: Trivia : What bird is associated with the Tower of London`raven
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Category: Trivia : What bit of Bobby Goldsboro sirup focused on a dying young wife`honey
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Category:Trivia What bit of Bobby Goldsboro syrup focused on a dying young wife`honey
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Category: Trivia : What book is the film Blade Runner based on `do androids dream of electric sheep
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Category: Trivia : What breed of dog has an inability to bark`basenji
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Category: Trivia : What Caribbean state is made up of 700 islands the largest of which is New Providence`the bahamas
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Category: Trivia : What chemical element is also known as quicksilver`mercury
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Category: Trivia : What city was founded in 753 BC`rome
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Category: Trivia : What color were E.T's eyes`blue
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Category: Trivia : What coloured jersey is worn by the leader of the Tour de France cycling race`yellow
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Category: Trivia : What country did Abel Tasman discover in 1642`new zealand
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Category: Trivia : What country has international registration letter M`malta
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Category: Trivia : What creature can turn it's stomach inside out`starfish
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Category: Trivia : What device is normally used to measure wind direction`weather vane
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Category: Trivia : What device is used to measure weather pressure`barometer
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Category: Trivia : What device used to be described in Greek as "watcher of the small"`microscope
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Category: Trivia : What device was used to determine a ship's latitude`sextant
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Category: Trivia : What did AOL claim had been found, on April Fool's Day in 1996`life on jupiter
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Category: Trivia : What did Pandora release when she opened her box`troubles and misery
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Category: Trivia : What did Peter Minuit buy in 1626`manhattan island
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Category: Trivia : What did Sally Rogers always wear in her hair`a bow
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Category: Trivia : What did Temujin change his name to`genghis khan
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Category: Trivia : What did the House of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha change it's name to`house of windsor
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Category: Trivia : What distance is the Olympic steeplechase contested over (in metres)`three thousand
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Category: Trivia : What does a speleologist study`caves
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Category: Trivia : What does "Dan" mean `grade
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Category: Trivia : What does GDP stand for`gross domestic product
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Category: Trivia : What does GNP stand for`gross national product
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Category: Trivia : What does ietf stand for `internet engineering task force
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Category: Trivia : What does NATO stand for`north atlantic treaty organization
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Category: Trivia : What does the ancient Greek word "electron" mean`amber
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Category: Trivia : What does the latin 'carpe diem' mean`seize the day
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Category: Trivia : What does the latin "luna" mean`moon
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Category: Trivia : What does the Latin RIP stand for `requiescat in pace
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Category: Trivia : What does the musical term "Piano" mean`to be played softly
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Category: Trivia : What does the musical term "rallentando" mean`slowing down
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Category: Trivia : What does the red spot on the Japanese flag represent`sincerity and passion
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Category: Trivia : What does the "touch of Midas" turn everything into`gold
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Category: Trivia : What does the typical American eat 263 of each year not pizza!!`eggs
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Category: Trivia : What does the word khaki mean`dusty
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Category: Trivia : What does UNESCO stand for`united nation educational, scientific and cultural organization
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Category: Trivia : What do the initials V.S.O.P stand for on a bottle of brandy`very special old pale
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Category: Trivia : What do the letters F.D. on British coins mean`defender of the faith
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Category: Trivia : What effect causes a siren to change in pitch as it passes by`doppler effect
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Category: Trivia : What element has the periodic table name Au`gold
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Category: Trivia : What element has the periodic table name Na`sodium
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Category: Trivia : What element has the periodic table name Sb`antimony
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Category: Trivia : What element has the periodic table name Sn`tin
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Category: Trivia : What family pet returns to life in the novel "Pet Sematary" by Stephen King`a cat
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Category: Trivia : What famous stone structure is located near Salisbury`stonehenge
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Category: Trivia : What fraction of a metre is a micron`a millionth
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Category:Trivia What game show had people dressed up funny`Let's Make A Deal
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Category: Trivia : What game show had people dressed up funny`make a deal
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Category: Trivia : What golfer is nicknamed "The Great White Shark"`greg norman
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Category: Trivia : What happened at 2:56 on the 21st July 1969`manned moon landing
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Category: Trivia : What has superseded Newtonian mechanics of the atomic scale`quantum mechanics
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Category:Trivia - What have woodpecker scalps, porpoise teeth and giraffe tails all been used as`money
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Category: Trivia : What height was the model of King Kong used in the making of the film (Answer in inches only!!)`sixteen
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Category: Trivia : What is added to brandy to make a sidecar`cointreau
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Category: Trivia : What is a fly agaric`a mushroom
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Category: Trivia : What is a lux a measure of`illumination
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Category: Trivia : What is another name for iron oxide`rust
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Category: Trivia : What is a perfect score in a game of 10 pin bowling`three hundred
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Category: Trivia : What is a "roker"`a foot long ruler
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Category: Trivia : What is a Salamander`amphibian
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Category: Trivia : What is a sand mason`a worm
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Category: Trivia : What is brine`salt water
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Category: Trivia : What is e.g. an abbreviation of`exempli gratia
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Category: Trivia : What is Grimace of the McDonald's characters`a tastebud
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Category: Trivia : What is Harry Houdini famous for being`escapologist
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Category: Trivia : What is Interpol short for`international criminal police commision
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Category: Trivia : What is it that walks on four feet in the morning, two feet at noon, and three feet in the evening`man
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Category: Trivia : What is known as the graveyard of the Atlantic`sable island
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Category: Trivia : What is known as the Lost Continent`atlantis
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Category: Trivia : What is LCD an abbreviation of`liquid crystal display
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Category:Trivia - What is 'mother's ruin'`gin
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Category: Trivia : What is Mr. Roger's first name`fred
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Category: Trivia : What is MUD an abbreviation for `multiple user dungeon
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Category: Trivia : What is PLO an abbreviation for`palestine liberation organization
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Category: Trivia : What is Sting's real name`gordon sumner
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Category: Trivia : What is the 30th longest river in the world `the thames
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Category: Trivia : What is the British equivalent of the US Navy rank Rear Admiral (lower half)`commodore
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Category: Trivia : What is the capital city of Papua New Guinea`port moresby
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Category: Trivia : What is the capital of Bolivia`la paz
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Category: Trivia : What is the Chess ranking system called `elo
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Category: Trivia : What is the collective term for a group of mules`a barren
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Category: Trivia : What is the collective term for a group of nightingales`a watch
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Category: Trivia : What is the collective term for a group of ravens`unkindness
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Category: Trivia : What is the distance between two rails on a track called`gauge
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Category: Trivia : What is the European equivalnet of a Nonillion `quintillion
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Category: Trivia : What is the exterior of the Taj Mahal made from`marble
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Category: Trivia : What is the fastest breed of dog`greyhound
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Category: Trivia : What is the fastest growing species of grass`bamboo
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Category: Trivia : What is the formal name for when a substance breaks down on heating`termal decomposition
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Category: Trivia : What is the full term for the abbreviation "zoo"`zoological garden
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Category: Trivia : What is the headquarter of the British Metropolitan Police Force`scotland yard
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Category: Trivia : What is the holy book of Islam`koran
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Category: Trivia : What is the lead in pencils made from`graphite
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Category: Trivia : What is the luminous intensity of light measured in`candela
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Category: Trivia : What is the Maths equivalent of the Nobel prize `fields medal
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Category: Trivia : What is the meaning of diurnal`daily
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Category: Trivia : What is the modern name of "Pok-ta-Pok", which originated in Mexico`basketball
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Category: Trivia : What is the most common animal`sea worm
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Category: Trivia : What is the name for 0.1 Newtons`dyne
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Category: Trivia : What is the name for the deepest part of the ocean`abyss
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Category: Trivia : What is the name of the belief that many gods exist, but only one should be worshipped`monolatry
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Category: Trivia : What is the name of the board that Baduk is player on `goban
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Category: Trivia : What is the name of the layer between the Earth's crust and the Earth's core`mantle
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Category: Trivia : What is the name of the process used by green plants for obtaining food`photosynthesis
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Category: Trivia : What is the only country in the world with a single coloured flag`libya
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Category: Trivia : What is the process of converting glucose to energy in cells called`respiration
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Category:Trivia - What is the range, in miles, of an Aim-7 Sparrow`twenty eight
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Category: Trivia : What is the reason behind the layout of the Qwerty keyboard `to slow down typing rates
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Category: Trivia : What is the scientific term for the study of poisons`toxicology
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Category: Trivia : What is the second best-selling book of all time`quotations from the works of chairman mao tse-tung
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Category: Trivia : What is the second derivative of distance `acceleration
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Category: Trivia : What is the significance of the temperature in the title of the 1960's science fiction film "Fahrenheit 451`the temperature at which books burn
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Category: Trivia : What is the square root of -1 `i
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Category: Trivia : What is the state capital of Florida`tallahassee
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Category: Trivia : What is the study of insects called`entomology
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Category: Trivia : What is the surface area inside the average adult human lung (in square feet only)`twelve hundred
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Category: Trivia : What is the world's deepest lake`lake baikel
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Category: Trivia : What is the world's highest mountain `everest
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Category: Trivia : What is the world's oldest newspaper(the name is swedish)`post och inrikes tidningar
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Category: Trivia : What is the world's oldest song`shadouf chant
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Category: Trivia : What is the world's oldest university`fez university
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Category: Trivia : What is the world's second highest mountain `k2
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Category:Trivia - What keeps one from crying when peeling onions`chewing gum
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Category: Trivia : What modern word comes from the Arab "hashishi"`assassin
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Category: Trivia : What name is given to a chemical reaction which gives out heat`exothermic
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Category: Trivia : What name is given to a chemical reaction which takes in heat`endothermic
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Category: Trivia : What name is given to a male bee`drone
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Category: Trivia : What name is given to a male witch`warlock
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Category: Trivia : What name is given to animals which eat both plants and meat`omnivore
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Category: Trivia : What name is given to animals which have pouches`marsupials
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Category: Trivia : What name is given to animals which only eat meat`carnivore
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Category: Trivia : What name is given to animals which only eat plants`herbivore
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Category: Trivia : What name is given to a settlement which is clustered around a central point`nucleated
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Category: Trivia : What name is given to a young frog`tadpole
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Category: Trivia : What name is given to farms which specialise in growing crops`arable
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Category: Trivia : What name is given to farms which specialise in rearing animals`patoral
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Category: Trivia : What name is given to the abominable snowman`yeti
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Category: Trivia : What name is given to the belt of low air pressure that is located at the equator`the doldrums
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Category: Trivia : What name is given to the point where a river starts`source
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Category: Trivia : What name is given to the point where two rivers join`confluence
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Category: Trivia : What name is given to the single super-continent that existed 200 million years ago`pangaea
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Category: Trivia : What name is given to those days which have equal hours of daylight and darkness`equinox
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Category: Trivia : What product was the first TV advert advertising`toothpaste
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Category: Trivia : What purged the Great Plague of London `great fire of london
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Category: Trivia : What religion was founded by Guru Nanak`sikhism
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Category: Trivia : What religion was founded by Lao-tzu`taoism
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Category: Trivia : What religion was founded by Siddhartha Gautama`buddhism
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Category: Trivia : What scale is used to measure wind speed`beaufort
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Category: Trivia : What series has Robert Jordan written `wheel of time
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Category: Trivia : What sort of establishment is the setting for the movie "The China Syndrome"`nuclear power plant
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Category: Trivia : What sport did James Naismith invent`basketball
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Category: Trivia : What sport is Frank Nobilo associated with`golf
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Category: Trivia : What sport is governed by the rules drafted by the Marquis of Queensbury`boxing
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Category: Trivia : What sport was Argentinian, Juan Fangio associated`motor racing
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Category: Trivia : What's the telephone area code for Chicago`312
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Category: Trivia : What style of music was pioneered by jazzmen Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie`be bop
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Category: Trivia : What term is used for the speed at which a piece of music is played`tempo
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Category: Trivia : What trilogy did J.R.R. Tolkien write`lord of the rings
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Category: Trivia : What tunnel connects France and Italy`mont blanc tunnel
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Category: Trivia : What type of clouds are also known as thunderheads`cumulonimbus
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Category: Trivia : What type of creature is a painted lady`butterfly
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Category: Trivia : What type of plant is tequila made from`cactus
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Category: Trivia : What US state has the Worlds Champion Chili Cookoff every year`texas
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Category: Trivia : What vitamin is ascorbic acid`c
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Category: Trivia : What was Citizen Kane's first name`charles
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Category: Trivia : What was first worn on the 10th October 1886`tuxedo
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Category: Trivia : What was Fortran designed for `formula translation
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Category: Trivia : What was invented by Ludovic Zamenhof`esperanto
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Category: Trivia : What was launched on the 4th December 1996`mars pathfinder
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Category: Trivia : What was Simple Simon fishing for in his mother's pail`whale
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Category: Trivia : What was the destination of the Mary Celeste on it's final voyage`genoa
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Category: Trivia : What was the Earth's first artificial satellite`sputnik 1
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Category: Trivia : What was the first ever feature length cartoon with sound and colour`snow white and the seven dwarfs
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Category: Trivia : What was the first ever talking film`the jazz singer
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Category: Trivia : What was the first lighthouse`pharos of alexandria
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Category: Trivia : What was the first newspaper produced in the United States`publick occurences
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Category: Trivia : What was the first postage stamp`penny black
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Category: Trivia : What was the first transatlantic radio message sent `s
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Category: Trivia : What was the job of Mellors in "Lady Chatterley's Lover"`gamekeeper
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Category: Trivia : What was the name of Aristotle's school`lyceum
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Category: Trivia : What was the name of Earths single continent before it spit up into the continents as they are today`pangea
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Category: Trivia : What was the name of the Akla-Seltzer boy`speedy
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Category: Trivia : What was the name of the dog in RCA Victor's trademark`nipper
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Category: Trivia : What was the name of the "fake" evolutionary missing link found in Sussex, England`piltdown man
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Category: Trivia : What was the name of the first plane ever to fly`flyer
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Category: Trivia : What was the nationality of Marco Polo`italian
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Category: Trivia : What was the nationallity of Rasputin`russian
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Category: Trivia : What was the novel "Jaws" by Peter Benchley originally titled`the summer of the shark
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Category: Trivia : What was the predecessor of the United Nations`league of nations
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Category: Trivia : What word is Isaac Asimov famous for coining `robotics
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Category: Trivia : What would you use your zygomaticus muscle for`to smile
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Category: Trivia : What year was the car seat belt first patented`1903
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Category: Trivia : When was the Rosetta stone found`1799
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Category: Trivia : Where are the great Walls of Babylon located in the modern day world`iraq
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Category: Trivia : Where did Howdy Doody live`doodyville
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Category: Trivia : Where did the Mafia originate`sicily
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Category: Trivia : Where in India is the Golden Temple, centre of the Sikh religion`amritsar
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Category: Trivia : Where is Enclyclopaedia Britannica based and published`chicago
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Category: Trivia : Where is most of America's gold located`fort knox
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Category: Trivia : Where is Mount Etna`sicily
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Category: Trivia : Where is the home of golf`st andrews, scotland
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Category: Trivia : Where is the original home of bacardi`cuba
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Category: Trivia : Where was Methodism founded`oxford university
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Category: Trivia : Where was the decimal system developed`india
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Category: Trivia : Where was the Rosetta stone found`cairo
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Category:Trivia Where were Archie and Edith Bunker's chairs enshrined`The Smithsonian Institute
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Category: Trivia : Where were the ancient script of Linear A and Linear B found`crete
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Category: Trivia : Which American Military Academt was established in 1802 on the Hudson river`west point
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Category: Trivia : Which American state is known as the Lone Star State`texas
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Category: Trivia : Which American state passed a bill declaring Pi to be 3 `indiana
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Category: Trivia : Which artificial fiber was invented in 1938`nylon
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Category: Trivia : Which Australian city hosted its final Formula 1 race in 1995`adelaide
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Category: Trivia : Which Beatles song is the most recorded song of all time`yesterday
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Category: Trivia : Which bird became extinct in 1861`dodo
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Category: Trivia : Which breed of dog has a name derived from the old name for Greece`greyhound
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Category: Trivia : Which British prime minister died in 1965`winston churchill
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Category: Trivia : Which brothers built a home-made supercomputer to calculate the digits of Pi `chudnovsky
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Category: Trivia : Which capital is the largest city in Africa`cairo
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Category: Trivia : Which chemical element gets it's name from a greek word meaning "stranger"`xenon
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Category: Trivia : Which city has the highest population`mexico city
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Category: Trivia : Which country altered it's timezone in order to be the first to see in the year 2000`tonga
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Category: Trivia : Which country contains 1/4 of the worlds cattle population`india
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Category: Trivia : Which country has a flag of a red circle on a white background`japan
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Category: Trivia : Which country has international registration letter P`portugal
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Category: Trivia : Which country has the fourth largest population `indonesia
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Category: Trivia : Which country has the most world championship wins for angling`france
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Category: Trivia : Which country has the oldest national flag`denmark
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Category: Trivia : Which country is also known as Suomi`finland
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Category: Trivia : Which country is the smallest population `vatican city
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Category: Trivia : Which country's ships fly under the Union Jack`britain
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Category: Trivia : Which country was the first to win the soccer World Cup 3 times`brazil
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Category: Trivia : Which creatures sang "We all stand together"`frogs
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Category: Trivia : Which day of the week is named after the moon`monday
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Category: Trivia : Which director/producer started his career as a student with the film THX-1138 which he later reworked for his feature-directing debut`george lucas
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Category: Trivia : Which element is also known as Quicksilver`mercury
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Category: Trivia : Which Elvis Presley film did not star Elvis`love me tender
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Category: Trivia : Which English actor starred in "The Muppet Christmas Carol"`michael caine
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Category: Trivia : Which English book was written without using the letter 'E' once`a void
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Category: Trivia : Which famous building was built by Shah Jehan`taj mahal
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Category: Trivia : Which famous building was built by Shih Huang Ti`great wall of china
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Category: Trivia : Which famous piece of artwork depcits the Battle of Hastings`bayeux tapestry
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Category: Trivia : Which famous ship sank in 1912`titanic
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Category: Trivia : Which French book was written without using the letter 'E' once`la disparition
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Category: Trivia : Which French king was known as the Sun King`louis xiv
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Category: Trivia : Which game has 361 intersections `go
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Category: Trivia : Which gangster died on the 25th January 1947`al capone
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Category: Trivia : Which gestalt entity produced the cult TV show Red Dwarf`grant naylor
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Category: Trivia : Which group of people elect the pope`cardinals
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Category: Trivia : Which group was formed in 1972 by Don Henley and Glen Fry`the eagles
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Category: Trivia : Which horror movie actor's real name was William Pratt`boris karloff
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Category: Trivia : Which is Europe's largest country after Russia`ukraine
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Category: Trivia : Which island was born near Iceland in 1963`surtsey
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Category: Trivia : Which is the largest of the Egyptian Pyramids`pyramid of cheops
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Category: Trivia : Which Japanese suicide technique translates to the English "belly cutting"`hara-kiri
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Category: Trivia : Which legendary hero left the ruins of Troy and sailed to Italy to found the city of Rome`aeneas
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Category: Trivia : Which living bird has the longest wingspan`the albatross
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Category: Trivia : Which major international organization was created in 1945`united nations
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Category: Trivia : Which martial art has a name that originates from the Japanese word for "gentle"`jujitsu
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Category: Trivia : Which mountain is the highest in the Alps`mont blanc
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Category: Trivia : Which mountain range acts as a physical boundary between Europe and Asia`the urals
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Category: Trivia : Which mountains are regarded as the east border of Europe`ural
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Category: Trivia : Which ocean is the worlds deepest on average`pacific
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Category: Trivia : Which of the primary colors of light has the highest energy`blue
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Category: Trivia : Which part of a cat's eye reflects light`tapetum
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Category: Trivia : Which people's republic stands between the Bay of Bengal and the foothills of the Himalayas, bordered by India and Burma`bangladesh
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Category: Trivia : Which planet is covered in thick clouds of carbon dioxide and sulphuric acid`venus
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Category: Trivia : Which planet is known as the red planet`mars
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Category: Trivia : Which planet other than mercury does not have moons`venus
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Category: Trivia : Which planet was discovered in 1930`pluto
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Category: Trivia : Which river made The Grand Canyon`colorado
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Category: Trivia : Which scale is based on the speed of sound`mach
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Category: Trivia : Which science studies animal behaviour in natural habitats`ethology
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Category: Trivia : Which sight problem occurs in men far more then in women`colour blindness
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Category: Trivia : Which silent film actor was known as "The Great Stone Face"`buster keaton
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Category: Trivia : Which singer went solo after performing with the Commodores`lionel richie
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Category: Trivia : Which species of Elephant has the largest ears`african
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Category: Trivia : Which sport do the Atlanta Braves play`baseball
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Category: Trivia : Which sport would you associate Alberto Tomba`skiing
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Category: Trivia : Which sport would you practice if you were a toxophilite`archery
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Category: Trivia : Which star is nearest the Earth`sun
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Category: Trivia : Which tennis player was stabbed while on court`monica seles
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Category: Trivia : Which tree do Druids regard sacred`oak
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Category: Trivia : Which U.S. city is named after an ancient capital of Egypt`memphis
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Category: Trivia : Which U.S City is the home of the Mowton Record Company`detroit
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Category: Trivia : Which was the first city to open a length of underground railway`london
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Category: Trivia : Which was the first manned aircraft to exceed the speed of sound`bell x-1
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Category: Trivia : Which was the first Pinball game that used flippers `humpty dumpty
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Category: Trivia : Which was the longest dinosaur`diplodocus
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Category: Trivia : Which word is related to these three: nap, walk, call`cat
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Category: Trivia : Which word is related to these three: painting, bowl, nail`finger
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Category: Trivia : Which word is related to these three: rat, blue, cottage`cheese
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Category: Trivia : Which word is used to mean, malicious enjoyment at the misfortunes of others`schadenfreude
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Category: Trivia : Which writer established the three laws of robotics`isaac asimov
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Category: Trivia : Who anonymously entered a contest in Monaco to find his lookalike and came third`charlie chaplin
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Category: Trivia : Who appears on the 100,000 dollar (US) note`woodrow wilson
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Category: Trivia : Who appears on the 10,000 dollar (US) note`salmon chase
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Category: Trivia : Who appears on the 5,000 dollar (US) note`james madison
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Category: Trivia : Who created Sherlock Holmes`sir arthur conan doyle
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Category: Trivia : Who developed the vaccine for smallpox`edward jenner
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Category: Trivia : Who does the Mona Lisa depict`madonna lisa gherardini
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Category: Trivia : Who does the statue, the Colossus of Rhodes, depict`helios
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Category: Trivia : Who first used antiseptics`jospeh lister
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Category: Trivia : Who had a face that "launched a thousand ships"`helen of troy
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Category: Trivia : Who imported the first Go set into Britain`marco polo
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Category: Trivia : Who in 1893 defined vegtables as plants eaten in a meal and fruits as plants eaten as dessert`united states supreme court
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Category: Trivia : Who in 1988 became the first elected female prime minister in an Islamic country `benazir bhutto
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Category: Trivia : Who invented dynamite`alfred nobel
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Category: Trivia : Who invented James Bond`ian fleming
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Category: Trivia : Who invented logarithms`john napier
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Category: Trivia : Who invented Penicillin`alexander fleming
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Category: Trivia : Who invented Tetris `alexi pazhitnov
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Category: Trivia : Who invented the Hoovercraft`cristopher cockrell
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Category: Trivia : Who invented the Telephone`alexander graham bell
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Category: Trivia : Who invented the toothbrush`william addis
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Category:Trivia Who is also known as Mr. Warmth`Don Rickles
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Category: Trivia : Who is associated with the address 221B Baker Street, London`sherlock holmes
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Category: Trivia : Who is famous for historically riding naked on horseback through Coventry, England`lady godiva
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Category: Trivia : Who is known as the "Father of History"`herodotus
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Category: Trivia : Who is known as the "Father of Modern Economics"`adam smith
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Category:Trivia Who is known as "the world's oldest teenager"`Dick Clark
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Category: Trivia : Who is Mr. Warmth`rickles
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Category: Trivia : Who is the English aristocrat that forms part of the Thunderbirds team`lady penelope
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Category:Trivia - Who is the only real person to ever have been the head on a Pez dispenser`Betsy Ross
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Category: Trivia : Who or what is the Pink Panther, in the film of the same name`a priceless diamond
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Category: Trivia : Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel`michelangelo
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Category: Trivia : Who played secret agent James Bond in the 1966 film "Casino Royale"`david niven
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Category: Trivia : Who proved Fermat's Last Theorem `andrew wiles
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Category: Trivia : Who said 'Everything must either be or not be, whether in the present or in the future'`aristotle
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Category: Trivia : Who said 'Give me a firm place to stand and I will move the Earth'`archimedes
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Category: Trivia : Who said "If you want something said, ask a man. If you want something done, ask a woman."`margaret thatcher
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Category: Trivia : Who said "In my free time I do differential and integral calculus"`karl marx
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Category: Trivia : Who said , "Marriage is a wonderful invention - but so is the bicycle repair kit"`laurence olivier
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Category: Trivia : Who said 'So far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality they are not certain. And so far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality.'`albert einstein
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Category: Trivia : Who said 'The greater our knowledge increases, the more our ignorance unfolds'`john f. kennedy
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Category: Trivia : Who said the line "Dr Livingstone, I presume!"`henry morton stanley
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Category: Trivia : Who said "The no-mind not-thinks no-thoughts about no-things" `buddha
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Category: Trivia : Who said 'The way of the warrior is the resolute acceptance of death'`miyamoto musashi
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Category: Trivia : Who sang with Sam in the mowtown hit "Soul Man"`dave
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Category: Trivia : Whose laws first described the motion of the planets round the sun`kepler
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Category: Trivia : Who took the title "Lord Protector of the Commonwelth of England, Scotland, and Ireland"`oliver cromwell
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Category: Trivia : Who was America named after`amerigo vespucci
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Category: Trivia : Who was Ancient Egyptian fertility god`min
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Category: Trivia : Who was Canada's first Prime Minister`john a. macdonald
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Category: Trivia : Who was known as "the wizard of Menlo Park"`thomas edison
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Category: Trivia : Who was responsible for the American style of spelling`noah webster
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Category: Trivia : Who was the first dog in space`laika
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Category: Trivia : Who was the first female American astronaut`sally ride
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Category: Trivia : Who was the first fully Danish king of England`canute the great
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Category: Trivia : Who was the first man in outer space`yuri gagarin
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Category: Trivia : Who was the first man to reach the North Pole`robert edwin peary
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Category: Trivia : Who was the first person to notice "canals" on Mars`schiaparelli
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Category: Trivia : Who was the first unseeded man to win Wimbledon`boris becker
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Category: Trivia : Who was the first woman to fly the Atlantic alone`amelia earhart
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Category: Trivia : Who was the main character in J.R.R Tolkiens "The Hobbit"`bilbo baggins
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Category: Trivia : Who wrote 1984 `george orwell
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Category: Trivia : Who wrote "A Streetcar Named Desire" in 1947`tennesee williams
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Category: Trivia : Who wrote "Ender's Game" `orson scott card
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Category: Trivia : Who wrote the Belgariad `leigh and david eddings
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Category: Trivia : Who wrote the book "The Origin of Species"`charles darwin
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Category: Trivia : Who wrote the Discworld series `terry pratchett
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Category: Trivia : Who wrote the epic poem Odyssey`homer
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Category: Trivia : Who wrote the novel "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde"`stevenson
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Category: Trivia : Who wrote the Nutcracker Suite`tchaikovsky
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Category: Trivia : Who wrote the shortest ever letter`victor hugo
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Category: Trivia : Who wrote the stories on which Disney's, "Jungle book" is based"`rudyard kipling
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Category: Trivia : Who wrote "The Wind in the Willows"`kenneth grahame
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Category: Trivia : Who wrote three books under the title "Das Kapital"`karl marx
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Category: Trivia : With which sport is Babe Ruth associated`baseball
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Category: Trivia : With which sport is Bjorn Borg associated`tennis
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Category: Trivia : With which sport is Bobby Moore associated`soccer
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Category: Trivia : With which sport is Chirs Evert-Lloyd associated`tennis
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Category: Trivia : With which sport is Jack Nicklaus associated`golf
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Category: Trivia : With which sport is Muhammad Ali associated`boxing
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Category: Trivia : With which sport is Pele associated`soccer
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Category: Trivia : Word Pairs: Ball and ________.`chain
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Category: Trivia : Word Pairs: Peace and _________.`quiet
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Category: Trivia : Words containing 'for': A castle or enclosed place.`fort
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Category: Trivia : Words containing 'for': Make holes through something.`perforate
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Category: Trivia : Words containing 'for': Many trees.`forest
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Category: Trivia : Words containing 'for': Pardon.`forgive
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Category: Trivia : Words containing 'ten': A choice cut of meat.`tenderloin
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Category:Tunnels - How long is the longest tunnel (in kms)`one hundred and sixty nine
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Category:Tunnels - The world's longest tunnel connects Delaware and `New York
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Category:Tunnels - The world's longest tunnel connects New York and `Delaware
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Category:Tunnels - What is the world's longest tunnel`The Water Supply Tunnel
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Category:TV Trivia - As who is Terry Bollea known`Hulk Hogan
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Category:TV Trivia - For which ad campaign was the line 'I can't believe I ate the whole thing' used`Alka Seltzer
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Category:TV Trivia - From where was Ricky in 'I Love Lucy'`Cuba
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Category:TV Trivia - In 'Coronation Street', who is Ken and Denise's son`Daniel
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Category:TV Trivia - In the children's tv series 'Sesame Street', what two characters were roomates`Bert and Ernie
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Category:TV Trivia - In the TV series 'Seinfeld', who does Michael Richards play`Kramer
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Category:TV Trivia - In the TV series 'Seinfeld', who plays Kramer`Michael Richards
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Category:TV Trivia - In the TV series 'The Brady Bunch', what was Cindy's toy doll's name`Kitty Carrie All
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Category:TV Trivia - In the TV series 'The Fall Guy', who did Lee Majors play`Colt Seavers
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Category:TV Trivia - In the TV series 'The Fall Guy', who played Colt Seavers`Lee Majors
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Category:TV Trivia - In the TV sitcom 'Married With Children', what is the dog's name`Buck
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Category:TV Trivia - Kelsey Grammer sings and plays the theme song for which TV show`Frasier
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Category:TV Trivia - On 'Dragnet', who played officer Bill Gannon`Harry Morgan
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Category:TV Trivia - On 'The Lucy Show', who played Vivian Bagley`Vivian Vance
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Category:TV Trivia - To which elemetary school did TV's 'Brady Bunch' go`Dixie Canyon Elementary
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Category:TV Trivia - TV series: 'American '`Bandstand
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Category:TV Trivia - What did Dr. David Banner become when he got angry`The Incredible Hulk
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Category:TV Trivia What did TVs IMF stand for`Impossible Mission Forces
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Category:TV Trivia - What is Hulk Hogan's real name`Terry Bollea
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Category:TV Trivia - What is Kermit D Frog's girlfriend's name`Miss Piggy
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Category:TV Trivia - What is the drummer's name in 'The Muppet Show'`Animal
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Category:TV Trivia - What is the frog's name in 'The Muppet Show'`Kermit D Frog
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Category:TV Trivia - What is the name of Jaleel White's character in the tv series 'Family ties'`Steve Urkel
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Category:TV Trivia - What night club did Ricky work at on 'I Love Lucy'`The Tropicana
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Category:TV Trivia - What show/game has characters such as Bulbasaur and Pikachu`Pokemon
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Category:TV Trivia - What TV network features programming just for children`Nickelodeon
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Category:TV Trivia - What TV series from 1970-1974 starred Susan Dey`Partridge Family
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Category:TV Trivia - What was Lucy's maiden name on 'I Love Lucy'`McGillicuddy
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Category:TV Trivia What was the first network series devoted entirely to rock and roll`American Bandstand
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Category:TV Trivia - What was the name of Ross' pet monkey on 'Friends'`Marcel
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Category:TV Trivia - When did the series 'Lost In Space' premier on CBS`1965
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Category:TV Trivia - Which famous male actor made his name in 'I Dream Of Jeannie'`Larry Hagman
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Category:TV Trivia - Who did Larry Hagman portray in the TV series 'Dallas'`J.R. Ewing
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Category:TV Trivia - Who did Patrick Duffy portray in the TV series 'Dallas'`Bobby Ewing
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Category:TV Trivia - Who did Pat Sajak play on the soapie 'Days Of Our Lives'`Kevin Hathaway
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Category:TV Trivia - Who did Vivian Vance play on 'The Lucy Show'`Vivian Bagley
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Category:TV Trivia - Who killed Kenny`They
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Category:TV Trivia - Who played Bobby Ewing in the TV series 'Dallas'`Patrick Duffy
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Category:TV Trivia - Who played commander Riker in 'Star Trek'`Jonathan Frakes
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Category:TV Trivia - Who played George Costanza on 'Seinfeld'`Jason Alexander
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Category:TV Trivia - Who played Kevin Hathaway on the soapie 'Days Of Our Lives'`Pat Sajak
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Category:TV Trivia - Who played Steve Erkel in 'Family Matters'`Jaleel White
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Category:TV Trivia - Who plays many voices, such as Dr Nick, and Moe on 'The Simpsons'`Hank Azaria
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Category:TV Trivia - Who sings and plays the theme song for the TV show 'Frasier'`Kelsey Grammer
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Category:TV Trivia - Who starred as 'ouboet' in the first TV series of 'Orkney Snork Nie'`Frank Opperman
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Category: TV Trivia : Who was Carl in Five Easy Pieces before going to Walton's Mountain`waite
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Category:TV Trivia Who was Chief Marshall of the Mickey Mouse Club`Walt Disney
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Category:TV Trivia - Who was the alter ego of 'The Incredible Hulk'`Dr. David Banner
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Category:TV Trivia - Who were Lucy and Ricky's next door neighbours and best friends`Fred and Ethel
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Category:Tv - What was the name of Buffy's doll in the 1970's show 'Family Affair'`Mrs. Beasley
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Category: UK 50s: In 1959, which party was elected for the third time in a row in Britain?`conservative
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Category: UK 50s: Robert Menzies was the Prime Minister of which country throughout the 50s?`australia
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Category: UK 50s: The 1951 Festival of Britain was centred on which city?`london
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Category: UK 50s: The first of which contest was won by a woman from Sweden in 1951`miss world
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Category: UK 50s: _The Mousetrap_ opened its London stage run, but who wrote it?`agatha christie
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Category: UK 50s: Which 77-year-old was returned as British Prime Minister?`winston churchill
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Category: UK 50s: Which American evangelist Billy led a London crusade?`graham
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Category: UK 50s: Which Billy became the first English soccer player to win 100 caps?`wright
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Category: UK 50s: Which Grace married Prince Rainier of Monaco`kelly
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Category: UK 50s: Which Len captained England as they won the Ashes?`hutton
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Category: UK 50s: Which Sir Gordon won the Derby for the firs time`richards
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Category: UK 50s: Who reached the summit of Mount Everest in 1953?`edmund hilary
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Category: UK 50s: Who reached the summit of Mount Everest in 1953`hilary
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Category:United States - In the USA, for how many years is a patent good`seventeen
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Category:United States - In what year was the first black mayor of Chicago elected`1983
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Category:United States - What is on a 5000 acre landfill at the head of Jamaica Bay near New York City`John F. Kennedy Airport
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Category:United States - What is the most popular street name in the US`Park Street
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Category:United states - What was Jane Wyman Reagan's birth name`Sarah Jane Fulks
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Category:United States - What was Nancy Davis Reagan's birth name`Anne Frances Robbins
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Category:United States - What was the Statue Of Liberty originally named`Liberty Enlightening The World
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Category:United States - Where is Stone Mountain`Atlanta
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Category:United States - Where were Tommy Lee Jones and Al Gore freshman roommates`Harvard University
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Category:United States - Which city is a 'player with railroads, and the nation's freight handler'`Chicago
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Category:United States - Which two cities are known as the twin cities`Minneapolis and Saint Paul
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Category:United States - Who is the only man to have been both chief justice and president of the US`William Taft
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Category:United States - Who was Al Gore's freshman roommate at Harvard`Tommy Lee Jones
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Category:United States - Who was born Anne Frances Robbins`Nancy Davis Reagan
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Category:United States - Who was born Sarah Jane Fulks`Jane Wyman Reagan
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Category:United States - Who was the first black mayor of Chicago`Harold Washington
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Category:United States - Who was Tommy Lee Jones' freshman roommate at Harvard`Al Gore
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Category:US Aeronautics - Where is the Kennedy Space Centre`Cape Canaveral, Florida
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Category: Vampires: Favourite place to sleep (and it's portable!)`coffin
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Category: Vampires: Most effective spot to pierce with a wooden stake.`heart
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Category: Vampires: Muppet vampire enjoyed doing this.`counting
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Category: Vampires: Often, a vampire's pallor.`pale
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Category: Vampires: Substance required for survival.`blood
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Category: Vampires: These teeth grow especially long in vampires.`incisors
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Category: VCRs: DSS stands for this (Hint:Audio related)`dolby surround sound
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Category: VCRs: Nth America uses this format of tape.`ntsc
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Category: VCRs: The standard type of VCR is this (ie Beta)`vhs
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Category: VCRs: This company produces VCR's with APC(Automatic Picture Control)`sony
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Category: VCRs: This standard records at 1/2 normal speed.`long play
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Category: VCRs: This standard records at normal speed.`standard play
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Category: VCRs: VCR stands for this.`video cassette recorder
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Category: VCRs: VCR's with only one audio channel are known as this type.`mono
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Category: VCRs: VCR's with two audio channel's are known as this type.`stereo
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Category:Ventilation - If locked in a completely sealed room, of what will you die before you suffocate`carbon monoxide poisoning
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Category:Very Big Guns - Where is the biggest calibre cannon`Kremlin
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Category: VH1: This sexy swimsuit model hosted a 'Body Language' special`kathy ireland
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Category: Video Games: Advertised briefly as the bloodiest video game in existence.`mortal kombat
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Category: Video Games: Mario first starred in this game against a giant gorilla.`donkey kong
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Category: Video Games: One of the first 3-D screen games, it had a ship resembling the space shuttle.`zaxxon
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Category: Video Games: One of the first 4-player, speech synthesizer games, featured Valkyrie and Elf.`gauntlet
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Category: Video Games: Tetris game where the object is to stack objects on people's heads.`hatris
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Category:Weather - Approximately how many times a minute does lightning strike the earth`six thousand
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Category:Weather - Which US state holds the record for most snowfall in a day, recorded February 7, 1916`Alaska
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Category:What is it - What is 9 metres high, 7 metres wide and 2,500 kilometres long`Great Wall of China
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Category: Who teamed up with Niel Tennant to form the Pet Shop Boys `chris lowe
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Category: Who Wrote It: Who wrote 'Chopsticks'`arthur de lulli
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Category: Who Wrote It: Who wrote 'Foxy Lady'`jimi hendrix
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Category: Who Wrote It: Who wrote 'Octopus's Garden'`ringo starr
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Category: Who Wrote It: Who wrote Paul Young's #1 hit, 'Everytime you go away'`daryl hall
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Category:Wines - Good Rhine wines are bottled in what colour bottles`brown
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Category: Wizard Of Oz: According to the Scarecrow, this is the only thing he is afraid of.`lighted match
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Category: Wizard Of Oz: "Exactly So!", says the wizard, "I am a ______"`humbug
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Category: Wizard Of Oz: In the book, the inhabitants of the land of the west.`winkies
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Category: Wizard Of Oz: It makes the muskrat guard his musk.`courage
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Category: Wizard Of Oz: The year the MGM movie was released.`1939
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Category:Woodchucks - How much wood can a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood`All the wood that a woodchuck could if a woodchuck could chuck wood
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Category:Word Association - Which word is related to these three: rat, blue, cottage`cheese
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Category:Word Asssociation Ball and .`chain
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Category:Word Asssociation Peace and .`quiet
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Category:Word Asssociation Which word is related to these three: nap, walk, call`cat
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Category:Word Asssociation Which word is related to these three: painting, bowl, nail`finger
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Category:Word Asssociation Which word is related to these three: rat, blue, cottage`cheese
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Category:Word Pairs - Cattle are bovine, sheep are `ovine
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Category:Words containing 'for' A castle or enclosed place.`fort
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Category:Words containing 'for' Make holes through something.`perFORate
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Category:Words containing 'for' Many trees.`forest
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Category:Words containing 'for' - Pardon`FORgive
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Category:Words containing 'for' Pardon.`forgiveCategory: Geography - What is the world's largest sea`Mediterranean
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Category:World Affairs - What arabian peninsula nations recently merged under communist leadership`Yemen
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Category:World Climate - What is a calm ocean region near the equator called`doldrums
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Category: World History : What was the Japanese warrior class that rose to power in the 11th century `samurai
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Category: World History : Where did the Incas originate `peru
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Category: World History : Which aviator made the first non-stop flight across the Atlantic `charles lindbergh
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Category: World History : Which event triggered the Great Depression `the wall street crash
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Category: World History : Who was the first president of the USA `george washington
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Category: World Of Disney: On what New Orleans Square (Disneyland) ride do you travel up a waterfall`pirates of the caribbean
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Category: X-Men Comics: Charles Xavier loves her`lilandra
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Category: X-Men Comics: Longshot's Miniseries was penciled by him`adams
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Category: X-Men Comics: She hired Gatecrasher's Technet to kidnap Captain Britain`saturnyne
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Category: X-Men Comics: She ruled Limbo`illyana rasputin
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Category: X-Men Comics: The first villain faced by the New Mutants was him`donald pierce
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Category: You can get these also with your pizza on the side, Caesar style...`salad
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Catfish have how many taste buds`100,000
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Catgut comes from _____ not cats`sheep
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Catgut is made from dried....`intestines
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catherine de medici was the first woman in europe to use----------, she took it in a mixture of snuff`tobacco
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catherine de medici was the first woman in europe to use tobacco, she took it in a mixture of----------`snuff
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Catherine the First of Russia, made a rule that no man was allowed to get drunk at one of her parties before ____ o'clock`nine
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Catherine the First of Russia, made a rule that no man was allowed to get drunk at one of her parties before ____ o'clock`nine`9
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Catherine the Great found relaxation by being .........`tickled
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Catherine the Great of Russia allegedly died having sex with a member of her entourage. Which one?`Her horse
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Catherine the Great of Russia suffered from ___________`nymphomania
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catherine the great relaxed by being----------`tickled
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catherine ---------- was the first woman in europe to use tobacco, she took it in a mixture of snuff`de medici
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Cathie Jung has the worlds smallest waist it was __ inches round.`15
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Cathisophobia is the fear of`sitting
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cathy rigby is the only woman to pose ---------- for sports illustrated`nude
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Catlike: stealthy`cattier
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catoptrophobia is a fear of ____`mirrors
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Catoptrophobia is the fear of`mirrors
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Cat's can't taste ___`sweets
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Cat's can't taste what`sweets
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Cats`cats
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'Cats-eye' is a type of what`gemstone
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Cat's _____ glows under a black-light`urine
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Cats have no facility for tasting`sugar
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Cats have over one hundred vocal sounds, dogs only have about`ten
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cats have over ---------- vocal sounds, while dogs only have about ten`one hundred
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Cats have sexually transmitted diseases, though not as devastating. Feline STDs are curable and can't be transmitted to ________.`humans
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Cat stevens sings 'i can't keep it in, i gotta ______'`let it out
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Cat stevens 'want's to try to love again but ______'`the first cut is the
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Cat Stevens 'Want's to try to love again but ______'`the first cut is the deepest
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Cat's urine glows under a _____ light`black
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Cattle are bovine, sheep are ______`ovine
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cattle are the only mammals that are retro-mingent (they pee---------- )`backwards
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Cat urine glows under a __________.`blacklight
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Caused by a fungus`fungous
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Causing anesthesia`anesthetic
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Causing a sharply unpleasant, painful, or stinging sensation: harsh: 'enveloped in ------ cold: a ------ wind.'`bitter
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Causing death: fatal`deathly
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Causing, expecting, or characterized by falling stock-market prices`bearish
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Causing fright: terrifying`frightful
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Causing grief: 'a ------- loss.'`doleful
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Causing looseness or relaxation, especially of the bowels`laxative
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Causing or accompanied by great discomfort or distress: 'a --------- climate.'`miserable
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Causing or capable of causing dizziness: 'a giddy climb to the topmast.'`giddier
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Causing or characterized by unrest or agitation: turbulent: 'the yeasty days before the new government was established.'`yeastier
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Causing or deserving infamy: heinous: 'an -------- deed.'`infamous
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Causing or tending to cause tears`lachrymose
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Causing ruin, injury, or pain: harmful: 'the ---- effects of a poor diet.'`evil
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Causing ruin, injury, or pain: harmful: 'the evil effects of a poor diet.'`evilly
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Causing sepsis: putrefactive`septic
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Causing shivers: chilling`shivery
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Causing suffering: painful`cruel
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Causing sweat: 'a sweaty job.'`sweatier
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Caustic: cutting: 'trenchant criticism.'`trenchancy
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Caustic in language or tone`acrid
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Cautionary advice or warning`admonition
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Caution practiced in advance: forethought or circumspection: 'a need for ---------- when planning a vacation.'`precaution
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Cautious in spending money: frugal`cannier
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Cautious in spending money: frugal`canny
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cave dwellers in the loire valley, in france, are called`troglodytes
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Cavendish is the family name for which Duke`devonshire
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Caviare is the salted roe of which fish`sturgeon
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Cavity of the human body, bordered above by the ribs & below by the hips`abdomen
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cdefgabc is an example of what`scale
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Celcius what is an osteopath`bone specialist
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Celebrated in legend`legendary
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Celebrating or commemorating a victory or triumph: 'a --------- arch: a --------- ode.'`triumphal
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celebrity-hounding photographers are called paparazzi, in english as well as italian. it is believed the word was coined after a particularly obtrusive character named`paparazzo
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Celebrity Lovers: Bruce Willis is married to this actress who appeared nude on "Vanity Fair"`demi moore
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Celebrity Lovers: emilio estevez was once happily married to this singer, dancer, and choreographer`paula abdul
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Celebrity Lovers: It took a while, but Donald Trump finally married her`marla maples
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Celebrity Lovers: michael jackson stunned the world with his marriage to this music heiress`lisa presley
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Celebrity Lovers: What is the FIRST NAME of U.S. Vice President Al Gore's wife`tipper
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Celebrity: The director of Jaws, Raiders of the Lost Ark`stephen spielberg
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Celestial`longitude
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Celibacy is defined as..?`Refraining from sexual relations
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Cell`membrane
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Cellulose ------- or any of various products, especially fibers, derived from it`acetate
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Celtic language of Scots or Irish`gaelic
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celtic mythology: trjstan's lover`isolde
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Cenophobia is the fear of`new things`ideas
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cenophobia or centophobia is the fear of ____`new ideas
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centre moves in a larger circle called`epicycle
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cephalacaudal ---------- is the reason our extremities develop faster than the rest of us`recapitulation
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cephalacaudal recapitulation is the reason our ---------- develop faster than the rest of us`extremities
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cephalalgia refers to a....`headache
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cephalalgia refers to a(n)....?`headache
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Ceramic wares made of this material`terracotta
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Ceraunophobia is the fear of`thunder
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Cerberus guarded the gates of the underworld in Greek mythology.what kind of creature was this three headed being`dog
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Cereal Appeal: "Don't worry, unless they're strange, your kids will eat them!"`life
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Cereal Appeal: "Gotta have 'em" is this cereal's slogan`corn pops
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Cereal Appeal: "They're gr-r-r-r-eat!" is this this cereal's slogan.`frosted flakes
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Cereal Appeal: This cereal features a honey bee as its mascot (very specific)`honey nut cheerios
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Cereal Appeal: This cereal is the only one that features a frog as its mascot`sugar smacks
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Cereal Appeal: This cereal's box features an empty bowl and the phrase "more, please."`cracklin oat bran
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Cereal Appeal: This cereal's commercials feature a "Cookie Crook" and a "Cookie Cop"`cookie crisp
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Cereal Appeal: This cereal's mascot is Tony the Tiger`frosted flakes
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Cereal Appeal: This chocolaty cereal features Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble`cocoa pebbles
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Cereal Appeal: This is the animal that never learns, "Trix are for kids!"`rabbit
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Cereal used as food and in spirits`barley
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Ceremonial chair for sovereign or bishop`throne
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Ceres was the roman goddess of ______`grain
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Ceres was the Roman goddess of what`agriculture
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Cernan and Scmitt were the last men to do what`walk on the moon
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certain ---------- can be frozen solid then thawed, and continue living`frogs
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Certain _____ can be frozen solid then thawed, & continue living`frogs
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certain ---------- emit a light so penetrating that it can pass through flesh and wood`fireflies
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certain fireflies emit a light so penetrating that it can pass through ---------- and wood`flesh
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certain fireflies emit a light so penetrating that it can pass through flesh and----------`wood
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Certainly ironic if this sensitive songwriter really mistreated Daryl Hannah`jackson browne
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Certain marbles are called 'alleys' because they are made of ______`alabaster
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certain species of male butterflies produce scents that serve in attracting females during----------`courtship
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Cetology is the study of ________.`whales
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Cetology is the study of `whales
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C.F.C.'s are said to be damaging to the ozone layer. For what do the initials C.F.C. stand`chloro fluoro carbon
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Chablis comes from what major wine producing area of france`burgundy
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Chaetophobia is the fear of ____`hair
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Chain of Islands to the West Of Cornwall`Isles of Scilly`Scilly Isles
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challenger's windscreen had to be replaced in 1983 because it collided with a _____ __ _____.`fleck of paint
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Chamberlain whose funeral was attended by more than 100,000 in new york city in 1926`rudolph valentino
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chances of a white christmas in---------- : 1 in 4`new york
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chances of a white ---------- in new york: 1 in 4`christmas
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chances that a burglary in the u.s. will be solved: 1 in----------`seven
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chances that a ---------- in the u.s. will be solved: 1 in 7`burglary
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Chanel No. 5 is a well-known fragrance. Which other number is also a Chanel perfume`no. 19
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Change from a dive to level flight. Used of an aircraft`pullout
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change planes in Atlanta."`Accidental Tourist
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"change the world" was the theme song of which john travolta movie`phenomenon
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Changing of an employees job or working conditions to force resignation`constructive dismissal
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"Channel 5 ACTION news with your host ______ ______".`Kent Brockman
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Channel, between the southern tip of Florida & the island of Cuba, linking the Atlantic Ocean & the Gulf of Mexico`straits of florida
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Channels In 1978, whose music did Def Leppard like to cover in small clubs`thin lizzy
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Chaplain in the army`padre
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Character Creators: Anna Karenina`leo tolstoy
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Character Creators: Cass Timberlane`sinclair lewis
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Character Creators: Cheri`colette
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Character Creators: Dodsworth`sinclair lewis
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Character Creators: Dracula`bram stoker
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Character Creators: Elmer Gantry`sinclair lewis
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Character Creators: Frankenstein`mary shelley
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Character Creators: Henry Esmond`william thackery
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Character Creators: Humbert Humbert`vladimir nabokov
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Character Creators: Jane Eyre`charlotte bronte
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Character Creators: Natasha Rostova`leo tolstoy
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Character Creators: Nostromo`joseph conrad
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Character Creators: Rebecca`daphne dumaurier
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Characteristic of adolescence: immature: 'an ---------- sense of humor.'`adolescent
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Characteristic of a tyrant or tyranny: despotic and oppressive: 'a --------al supervisor.'`tyrannic
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Characteristic of fat: greasy`fattier
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Characteristic of or appropriate to this sex: masculine`male
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Characteristic of or appropriate to this sex: masculine`maleness
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Characteristic of or associated with persons afflicted with insanity: 'an insane laugh: insane babbling.'`insanitary
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Characteristic of or associated with persons afflicted with insanity: 'an ------ laugh: ------ babbling.'`insane
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Characteristic of or emanating from burning sulfur`sulfurous
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Characteristic of or giving rise to murder or bloodshed: '--------- mistrust.'`murderous
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Characteristic of or resembling a Mongol`mongoloid
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Characteristic of or resembling ---ic: melodious: 'a ---ical speaking voice.'`mus
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Characteristic of or resembling spring`vernal
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Characteristic of or suitable for a priest`priestlier
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Characteristic of the city or city life`urban
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Characteristic or expressive of recent times or the present: contemporary or up-to-date: 'a ------ lifestyle: a ------ way of thinking.'`modern
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Characteristic or expressive of recent times or the present: contemporary or up-to-date: 'a modern lifestyle: a modern way of thinking.'`modernly
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Characterized by accurate measurements or inferences with small margins of error: not approximate: 'an exact figure: an exact science.'`exactness
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Characterized by accurate measurements or inferences with small margins of error: not approximate: 'an ----- figure: an ----- science.'`exact
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Characterized by a lack of ambition or energy: 'studied in a --------- way.'`shiftless
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Characterized by a lack of intelligence or sensitivity: 'an ------ remark.'`obtuse
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Characterized by aloneness: solitary`lonelier
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Characterized by an authoritative, arrogant assertion of unproved or unprovable principles. dictatorial`dogmatic
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Characterized by an excess secretion of bile`bilious
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Characterized by an inordinate interest in sex: 'prurient thoughts.'`prurience
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Characterized by caution: 'a ---- glance at the black clouds.'`wary
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Characterized by caution: 'a wary glance at the black clouds.'`warier
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Characterized by, constituting, or gained by fraud: '---------- business practices.'`fraudulent
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Characterized by decision and firmness: resolute`decisive
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Characterized by delicacy of form. airy`diaphanous
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Characterized by excellence or distinction: eminent: 'formed a commission of ------- citizens.' noted`notable
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Characterized by, exhibiting, or requiring skill`skillful
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Characterized by, expressing, or exciting emotion: 'an emotive trial lawyer: the emotive issue of gun control.'`empathetic
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Characterized by, expressing, or exciting emotion: 'an ------- trial lawyer: the ------- issue of gun control.'`emotive
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Characterized by feigned or affected grandeur: pompous`grandiose
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Characterized by force: powerful`forcible
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Characterized by hastiness: abrupt or rash: 'a ------ decision.' impetuous`sudden
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Characterized by inactivity: 'a ------ gold market.'`fallow
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Characterized by ineptitude, dullness, or a lack of merit: 'a ------ book: a ------ performance on the cello.'`dismal
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Characterized by informality and affability: 'a friendly, folksy town.'`folksier
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Characterized by irresponsible or silly behavior`flightier
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Characterized by nobility and forbearance in thought or behavior: magnanimous`generous
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Characterized by openness and sincerity of expression: unreservedly straightforward: 'In private, I gave them my ------ opinion.'`candid
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Characterized by or attended with misery or woe: 'a -------- life.'`wretched
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Characterized by or conveying an illusion of tangibility: Heaney must thus continue to be a poet rich in ------- language (Helen Vendler)`tactile
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Characterized by or expressing gladness and gaiety: 'a warm, tender, and -------- movie.'`mirthful
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Characterized by or expressive of the action or emotion associated with drama or the theatre: 'a -------- rescue at sea.'`dramatic
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Characterized by or having the nature of wit: funny or jocular: 'a witty saying.'`wittier
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Characterized by or involving physical activity or exertion: active: 'an -------- lifestyle: an -------- child.'`athletic
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Characterized by or involving transition`transitive
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Characterized by or possessing qualities generally attributed to a woman`feminine
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Characterized by overelaborate or bombastic rhetoric`rhetorical
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Characterized by pedantic formality: 'a haughty, --------- manner.'`pedagogic
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Characterized by purity, simplicity, and elegant wit: 'Attic prose.'`attic
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Characterized by reaction`reactive
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Characterized by rich abundance: luxuriant`opulent
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Characterized by rich variety: vividly distinctive: '-------- language.'`colorful
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Characterized by sportsmanship`sportingly
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Characterized by sudden outbursts`gustier
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Characterized by sudden outbursts`gusty
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Characterized by supple and lithe movements: 'the ------- grace of a dancer.'`sinuous
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Characterized by tact and propriety: 'responded to the insult with -------- humor.'`gracious
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Characterized by unity: undivided: 'They spoke with one voice.'`ones
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Characterized by unity: undivided: 'They spoke with --- voice.'`one
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Characterized by unrest or disorder: turbulent`unquiet
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Characterized by violent emotions, passions, speech, or actions: 'a stormy argument.'`stormier
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Characterized by weakness and excessive refinement`effeminate
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Characterized or occasioned by anger: 'an ----- phone call.'`irate
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Character Name Was Also The Title Of The Show`Punky Brewster
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Character of mysterious or magic significance`rune
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Character or nature: 'books of all ----s.'`sort
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character was 'born a poor black child'`steve
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character was 'born a poor black child'`steve martin
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character was 'born a poor black child'`steve segal
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Charcoal is made by heating what`wood
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Chargers, Demons Barracudas, Javelins, Cyclones and Challengers were all`Muscle cars
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Charging low prices: 'a ----- restaurant.'`cheap
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Charing Cross in London was built in commemoration of Queen Eleanor, who was the wife of which British King`edward i
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charlemagne ruled a large part of western and central europe in the years`800-814
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Charles Best & Frederick Banting discovered this live saving drug in 1922`insulin
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Charles Boyer inspired a cartoon skunk. Who`Pepe le Pew
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charles carroll died in 1832, 1836 or 1837`1832
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Charles Dickens was an insomniac, who believed his best chance of sleeping was in the centre of a bed facing directly`north
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Charles Laughton played Quasimodo in this epic film`Hunchback of Notre Dame
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Charles Lindbergh took how many sandwiches with him on his famous transatlantic flight`four
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Charles Lindbergh took how many sandwiches with him on his famous transatlantic flight`four`4
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Charles Lindbergh took only four of these to eat with him on his famous transatlantic flight.`Sandwiches
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Charles Lutwidge Dodgson is the real name of what well known writer`lewis carroll
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Charles l was brought to trial in which year`1649
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Charles Manson once auditioned unsuccessfully for this group`The Monkees
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Charles Pa Jean invented which building toy sensation in 1914`Tinkertoy
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Charles Taze Russell was the founder of which religious organisation`jehovah's witnesses
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Charles the Simple was the grandson of Charles the Bald, both were rulers of`france
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Charlie Brown's father was a`barber
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Charlie Chaplain's cane was made of`bamboo
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charlie chaplin once won ---------- prize in a charlie chaplin look alike contest`third
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Charm Is In A Sense Newly Acquired Is The Wild Dog Or ____ _______ ___, One Of The Most Endangered Mammals On The Continent`Cape Hunting Dog
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Charter 77 was an association of individuals devoted to the assertion of lost human rights in which European country`czechoslovakia
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Chase chevy chase was the first original cast member to leave which show`saturday
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"Chastity" was the name of the first-born of whom`cher bono
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Chaucer's Canterbury Tales were written in which century`fourteenth
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Cheap band which found success with their song Plush`stone temple Pilots
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Cheap ornaments and trinkets`bric-a-brac
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Cheap: worthless`twopenny
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---------- checks will be deducted from the wrong bank accounts in the next hour`22,000
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Cheerful acquiescence or willingness`goodwill
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Cheerful or bright: optimistic: 'a ------- outlook.'`roseate
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Cheers Trivia: Diane left for good in order to do this...`write a book
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Cheers Trivia: Norm's favorite restaurant...`hungry heifer
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Cheers Trivia: This character handcuffed himself to his house to keep it from being torn down.`cliff
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Cheers Trivia: While this character befriended actor Robert Urich, no one else believed him..`woody
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Cheers Trivia: Woody's home town...`hanover
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Cheers: what was the name of the bar that always played practical jokes on the gang at cheers`gary's old time tavern
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Cheers: what was the name of the restaurant above the bar`melvilles
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chefs started using ---------- 5,000 years ago to spice up their cooking`onions
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chefs started using onions ---------- years ago to spice up their cooking`5,000
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Che Guevara, Hastings Banda and Roger Bannister were all graduates in which subject`medicine
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Cheimaphobia is the fear of`cold
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Chekhov Quotations: "Doctors can bury their mistakes, Architects can only advise their clients to plant vines."`Frank Lloyd Wright
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Chek Lap Kok airport has recently opened in Hong Kong. What was its predecessor called`kaitak
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Chemical added to GunPowder to make Blue Fireworks`Copper
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Chemical added to GunPowder to make Green Fireworks`Barium
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Chemical added to GunPowder to make Red Fireworks`Strontium
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Chemical added to GunPowder to make Yellow Fireworks`Sodium
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Chemical compound of hydrogen & oxygen with the formula h2o2`hydrogen peroxide
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Chemical compounds or mixtures that undergo rapid burning or decomposition with the generation of large amounts of gas and heat and the consequent production of sudden pressure effects.`Explosives
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Chemical compounds or mixtures that undergo rapid burning or decomposition with the generation of large amounts of gas & heat & the consequent production of sudden pressure effects`explosives
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Chemical compound that has the formula nacl`salt
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Chemical got from coal tar and used as a solvent`benzene
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Chemically pure gold contains how many karats`twenty four
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Chemically pure gold contains how many karats`twenty four`24
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Chemical Symbols: Ca`Calcium
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Chemical Symbols: Es`Einsteinium
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Chemical Symbols: Fe`iron
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Chemical Symbols: F`Flourine
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Chemical Symbols: Kr`Krypton
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Chemical Symbols: Na`Sodium
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Chemical Symbols: Pb`Lead
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Chemical Symbols: Pt`Platinum
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Chemical Symbols: Rn`Radon
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Chemistry. Capable of dissolving another substance`solvency
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Chemistry. Constantly undergoing or likely to undergo change: unstable: 'a ------ compound.'`labile
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Chemistry. Double decomposition`metatheses
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Chemistry : Hydrogen Hydroxide is more commonly known as what`water
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Chemistry : Nitrogen, a poisonous gas, makes up 78% of the ___ that we breathe.`air
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Chemistry. Of, relating to, or containing one or more six-carbon rings characteristic of the benzene series and related organic groups`aromatic
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Chemistry. Produced by synthesis, especially not of natural origin`synthetic
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Chemistry : Sodium barcarbonate is better known as ________.`baking soda
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Chemistry : Sodium Hydroxide is more commonly known as _________.`lye
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Chemistry. The concentration of a solution, expressed in gram equivalent weights of solute per liter of solution`normality
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Chemistry. The point in a titration at which no more titrant should be added. It is determined, for example, by a color change in an indicator or by the appearance`endpoint
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Chemistry : The process of removing salt from sea water is known as ________.`desalination
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Chemistry : The smallest portion of a substance capable of existing independently and retaining its original properties is a(n) __________`molecule
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Chemistry : This ancient attempt to transmute base metals into gold was called ________.`alchemy
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Chemistry : This is the heaviest naturally occurring element.`uranium
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Chemistry : This is the symbol for tin.`sn
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Chemistry : This poisonous gas is in the exhaust fumes from cars.`carbon monoxide
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Chemistry. To cause to undergo dissociation`dissociate
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Chemistry. To make a chemical analysis of`analyzable
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Chemistry. To release (a gas, for example) from combination`liberate
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Chemistry : Water containing carbon dioxide under pressure is called ________.`soda water
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Chemistry: What are Helium, Neon, Argon, Krypton and Xenon `Noble Gases
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Chemistry: What are Petrol, Naphta, Kerosine, Diesel and Oil `Hydrocarbons
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Chemistry: What element has the periodic table name Au `Gold
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Chemistry: What element has the periodic table name Na `Sodium
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Chemistry: What element has the periodic table name Sb `Antimony
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Chemistry: What element has the periodic table name Sn `Tin
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Chemistry: What is another name for iron oxide `Rust
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Chemistry: What is brine `Salt water
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Chemistry : What is it that turns blue litmus paper red`acid
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Chemistry : What is the abbreviation for trinitrotoluene`tnt
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Chemistry : What is the chemical symbol for copper`cu
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Chemistry : What is the chemical symbol for gold`au
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Chemistry : What is the main component of air`nitrogen
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Chemistry : What is the more scientific name for quicksilver`mercury
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Chemistry : What is the symbol for iron in chemistry`fe
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Chemistry : What is the symbol for silver`ag
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Chemistry: What name is given to a chemical reaction which gives out heat `Exothermic
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Chemistry: What name is given to a chemical reaction which takes in heat `Endothermic
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Chemistry : Which chemical element emits a greenish glow in air, and, unless kept in water, burns of its own accord`phosphorus
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Chemistry : Which chemical element has the ancient name Stannum`tin
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Chemistry : Which chemical element is named after the 1959 winner of the Nobel Prize for Physics`laurencium
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Chemistry : Which chemical element is named after the latin word for red`rubidium
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Chemistry : Which chemical element takes its name from a German word for goblin`cobalt
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Chemistry : Which element derives its name from the Greek for 'bringer of light'`phosphorus
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Chemistry : Which element has the chemical symbol Cs`caesium
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Chemistry : Which element has the chemical symbol FE`iron
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Chemistry : Which element has the chemical symbol Sr`strontium
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Chemistry : Which element has the lowest boiling point`helium
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Chemistry: Which element is also known as Quicksilver `Mercury
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Chemistry: Who invented dynamite `Alfred Nobel
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Chemophobia is the fear of`chemicals
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Cherophobia is the fear of`gaiety
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cher won the oscar for best actress in 1987 for which film`moonstruck
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Chessie the cat is the symbol of what us railroad`chesapeake and ohio
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"chessie the cat" is the symbol of what us railroad`chesapeake & ohio
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"chessie the cat" is the symbol of what us railroad`chesapeake & ohio`chesapeake and ohio
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chevy chase was the first original cast member to leave which show`saturday night`family
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chevy chase was the first original cast member to leave which show`saturday night live
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Chewing gum was patented by who`william semple
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Chewing gum while peeling onions will keep you from`crying
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Cheyenne is the capital of ______`wyoming
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Cheyenne, Navahoe and Arapaho are all what`native american tribes
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Chicago lies on which Great Lake`michigan
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Chicago Transit Authority is now known as which group`Chicago
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Chicory with purplish leaves`radicchio
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chief duty is to call shots that fall out of bounds`linesman
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Chief electrician in a film unit`gaffer
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Chief female singer in an opera`prima donna
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Chiefly British. A beverage made of sweetened diluted fruit juice`sherbert
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Chiefly British. A billboard`hoardings
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Chiefly British. A boutonniere`buttonhole
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Chiefly British. A charitable institution, such as an orphanage or a home for the elderly`hospital
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Chiefly British. A clothes wringer`mangle
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Chiefly British. A flash flood`spate
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Chiefly British. A flashlight`torch
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Chiefly British. A gas-operated hot-waterheater`geyser
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Chiefly British. A gas-operated hot-waterheater`geysers
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Chiefly British. A hawk of the genus Buteo, having broad wings and a broad tail`buzzard
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Chiefly British. A head, tutor, or fellow at a college of Oxford or Cambridge`don
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Chiefly British. A head, tutor, or fellow at a college of Oxford or Cambridge`dons
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Chiefly British. A highway median strip`divider
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Chiefly British. A hospital social worker`almoner
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Chiefly British. A long-handled stewing pan or saucepan sometimes having legs`skillet
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Chiefly British. A loose smock worn by laborers`gaberdine
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Chiefly British. A low wall, often of sod, dividing or enclosing lands`dike
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Chiefly British. A low wall, often of sod, dividing or enclosing lands`dyke
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Chiefly British. A manager or steward, as of a household`husband
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Chiefly British. A merry-go-round`roundabout
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Chiefly British. A moment`tick
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Chiefly British. A moment`ticks
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Chiefly British. An athletic competition, especially a swimming contest`gala
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Chiefly British. A navy yard`dockyard
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Chiefly British. A newspaper reporter`pressman
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Chiefly British. An old man or a rustic`gaffer
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Chiefly British. A petty thief or pickpocket`prig
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Chiefly British. A pharmacist`chemist
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Chiefly British. A pie`tarts
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Chiefly British. A place in colleges and universities where students may buy provisions`butteries
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Chiefly British. A plain white cotton cloth, heavier than muslin`calico
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Chiefly British. A poorhouse`workhouse
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Chiefly British. A prison guard`warder
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Chiefly British. A railroad car or locomotive undercarriage having pairs of wheels that swivel so that curves can be negotiated`bogie
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Chiefly British. A railroad passenger car`carriage
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Chiefly British. A scholarship granted to a university student in need`bursaries
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Chiefly British. A sea turtle`turtles
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Chiefly British. A short, sleeveless, collarless garment worn especially over a shirt and often under a suit jacket: a vest`waistcoat
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Chiefly British. A transom`fanlight
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Chiefly British. A trapezoid`trapezia
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Chiefly British. A traveling salesperson`travelerThe --------- muscle`hamstring
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Chiefly British. A traveling salesperson`traveller
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Chiefly British. A university`varsities
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Chiefly British. A wrench`spanner
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Chiefly British. Composed of small segments lacking cohesion: fragmented: The play finally jerks its disjointed and bitty way to an arbitrary`bittier
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Chiefly British. Fresh fruit, nuts, or sweetmeats served after the sweet course of a dinner`dessert
|
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Chiefly British. Holding a military rank just below that of captain`subaltern
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Chiefly British. Of or relating to radio or communication by radiotelegraphy or radiotelephony`wireless
|
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Chiefly British. Operating or applying within the borders of a country or region: domestic: '------ tariffs.'`inland
|
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Chiefly British. Panties`knickers
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Chiefly British. Ragwort`ragweed
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Chiefly British. Scaly: scabby`scruffier
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Chiefly British. Severe punishment`gruel
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Chiefly British. Skillful: dexterous`craftier
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Chiefly British Slang. To gamble`punt
|
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Chiefly British. The cardinal number equal to 1012`billion
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Chiefly British. The cardinal number equal to 1018`trillion
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Chiefly British. The game solitaire`patience
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Chiefly British. The office of a reader at a university`readership
|
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Chiefly British. The position of a headmaster or headmistress`headship
|
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Chiefly British. To suspend (a student) from a university`rusticate
|
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Chiefly British. Used as a respectful form of address`worshipful
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Chiefly New England &: Pennsylvania. An unraised doughnut, usually twisted but also shaped into rings or oblongs`cruller
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Chiefly Southern U.S. A roofed passage between two parts of a structure`dogtrot
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Chief monetary unit of germany`deutschmark
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Chief monetary unit of Italy and Turkey`lira
|
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Chief monetary unit of Japan`yen
|
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Chief of Police, Scarpia, appears in which opera`tosca
|
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children grow faster in the ---------- than they do the rest of the year`springtime
|
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Children of incestuous couples are deemed legitimate in _________.`Alabama
|
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Childrens deficiency disease with softening of the bones`rickets
|
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Childrens Literature: A big whang of a novel by Julie Edwards. (AKA Julie Andrews)`last of the really great whangdoodles
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Childrens Literature: A classic childrens' novel filled with wordplay. (also a cartoon movie)`phantom tollbooth
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Childrens Literature: A novel about a small boy on other planets`the little prince
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Childrens Literature: Author of "A Light in the Attic"`shel silverstein
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Childrens Literature: Author of "Ramona the Pest"`beverley cleary
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Childrens Literature: Author of "The BFG" (big friendly giant)?`roald dahl
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Childrens Literature: Award for Childrens' Literature`newberry award
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Childrens Literature: Childrens' poet who also publishes in "Playboy"`shel silverstein
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Childrens Literature: Childrens' series that is really a religious allegory. (C.S. Lewis)`chronicles of narnia
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Childrens Literature: Difficult detective stories for children, but excellent`the complete sherlock holmes
|
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Childrens Literature: "Escape to Witch Mountain" was written by`alexander key
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Childrens Literature: Judy Blume's first childrens' best seller`the tales of a fourth grade nothing
|
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Childrens Literature: Lawson's book about a mouse and a famous historic figure. (Franklin)`ben and me
|
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Childrens Literature: Leonard Wibberly on the Duchy of Grand Fenwick?`the mouse that roared
|
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Childrens Literature: Lloyd Alexander's classic feline tale`time cat
|
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Childrens Literature: Rockwell's book of disgusting eating habits of small boys`how to eat fried worms
|
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Childrens Literature: Steinbeck's horse book`the red pony
|
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Childrens Literature: Stolz wrote "Belling the ....."`tiger
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Childrens Literature: The author of the "Wind in the Door" series`madelaine lengle
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Childrens Literature: Tool that Mike Mulligan used. (Seuss)?`steam shovel
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Childrens Literature: What Charlotte wrote in her web to save the swine?`some pig
|
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Children which nhl franchise holds the record for the longest unbeaten streak`philadelphia flyers
|
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Chili con carne`chile
|
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Chili peppers he worked in a factory making toilets for airplanes before he recorded 'aint no sunshine when shes gone'`bill withers
|
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China banned the pigtail in 1911 as it was seen as a symbol of`feudalism
|
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"China is a big country, inhabited by many ----------."- Charles De Gaulle (1890 - 1970)`chinese
|
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china's beijing duck restaurant can seat ---------- people at one time`9,000
|
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china's largest city is----------`shanghai
|
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China which is the most remote island in the southern atlantic ocean`bouvet island
|
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Chinese game played with 136 or 148 pieces`mah-jong
|
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chinese mythology: the monkey god was captured in`buddha's palm
|
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Chinese philosophy passive female principle of universe`yin
|
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Chinese philosophy passive male principle of universe`yang
|
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Chinese: What do you call a Chinese sailing ship`junk
|
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Chionophobia is the fear of`snow
|
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Chips: 1980's Apple II 6502 ran at 2MHz. Where is 1995's PowerPC 604 clocked at`150mhz
|
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Chips: AMD merged with this designer of the Nx686 Pentium competitor on 10/20/95`NexGen
|
|
Chips: Because of this phenomenon, one shouldn't touch a chip's pin I/O:`electrostatic discharge
|
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Chips: Characteristic of thermal oxide caused by lateral 02 diffusion (it 'pecks')`birds beak
|
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Chips: Critical photolithographic dimensions in 1995 are measured in these units`micron
|
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Chips: Dielectric thickness can be calculated from this electrical measurement`capacitance
|
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Chips: Early MOSFET pioneer, Stanford grad & author of the EE's device bible:`sze
|
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Chips: EEPROM memory devices rely on this tunneling mechanism for cell erase:`fowler-nordheim
|
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Chips: Element existing abundantly in ordinary beach sand`silicon
|
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Chips: Element recently (1995) disclosed by IBM to catalyze certain metal contacts:`mo
|
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Chips: Manufacturer of the Pentium microprocessor and where Mach is working`intel
|
|
Chips: Optical technique commonly used to measure thin film thickness, and RI:`ellipsometry
|
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Chips: Polarity of photoresist which permits an iverted image of a photomask:`negative
|
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Chips: The area in between chips on a wafer, where test and defect monitors lie:`kerf
|
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Chips: Two types of MOSFETs of which CMOS is composed (answers sep'd by a space):`nfet pfet
|
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Chiraptophobia is the fear of ____`being touched
|
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Chiromancer is the technical term for what occult median`Palm Reading
|
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Chitlins are made from what part of the pig`intestines
|
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Chlorine is derived from the Greek word meaning what`green
|
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Chocolate manufacturers use 40 percent of the world's ----------`almonds
|
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Cholera is caused by what`Bacteria
|
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Choo rock groups: frankie lymon and the _____`teenagers
|
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"Choose your friends by their character and your socks by their color. Choosing your socks by their ---------- makes no sense, and choosing your friends by their color is unthinkable."- Anon.`character
|
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Choremania is an obsession or crazed desire for ____ ____.`dance
|
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chorophobia is a fear of ____`dancing
|
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Chorophobia is the fear of`dancing
|
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Chris Isaak did a cover of this Neil Diamond song on San Francisco Days`solitary man
|
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Chris Lowe and Neil Tennant formed which Pop group`pet shop boys
|
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Chrissie Hynde was in which early eighties group?`The Pretenders
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Christian Dior launched his 'New Look' in which year`1947
|
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Christian heavy metal group which hit with honestly in 1987`stryper
|
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christianity has over a billion followers. ---------- is next in representation with half this number`islam
|
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Christianity. To produce the ritual transformation of (the elements of the Eucharist) into the body and blood of Jesus`consecrate
|
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Christian sacrement in which bread and wine are consecrated and consummed`eucharist
|
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Christie`andrews christie`andrews and christie
|
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Christie what are mother mary's "whispered words of wisdom"`let it be
|
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christina applegate plays jesse on which tv sitcom`jesse
|
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Christina was the name of whose yacht`aristotle onassis
|
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Christine Aguilera sang about a what '...In A Bottle in 1999`genie
|
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Christine Child won six British titles in the 1970s, in which sport`judo
|
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Christmas became a national holiday in the u.s in 1879, 1890 or 1895`1890
|
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"Christmas is over and Business is Business."- Franklin Pierce Adams`business
|
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Christmas : Name the loner rebel reindeer with the red shiny nose.`rudolph
|
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Christmas : Santa Claus reportedly lives at the _____ Pole.`north
|
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Christmas Songs: Animal's that keep in time with The Little Drummer Boy`ox and lamb
|
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Christmas Songs: Band Aid's "Do They Know Its Christmas" assisted this nation's famine victims`ethiopia
|
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Christmas Songs: Carolers demand this food in "We Wish You A Merry Christmas"`figgy pudding
|
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Christmas Songs: It's Christmas time in the city`silver bells
|
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Christmas Songs: Name of the horse in Jingle Bells`bobtail
|
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Christmas Songs: Number mentioned in Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire`92
|
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Christmas Songs: Number mentioned in "Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire (The Christmas Song)"`92
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Christmas Songs: Song with this lyric: "It's Christmas time in the city."`silver bells
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Christmas Songs: The last five words of the song "I'll Be Home For Christmas"`if only in my dreams
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Christmas Songs: This duet does "Merry Christmas Baby" on "A Very Special Christmas 2" (1/2)`bonnie raitt/charles brown
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Christmas Songs: This duet does Merry Christmas Baby on A Very Special Christmas`bonnie raitt and charles brown
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Christmas Songs: This Tchaikovsky piece from the Nutcracker uses the celeste`dance of the sugar-plum fairy
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Christmas Songs: To avoid controversy, many record stores didn't carry his 1958 Christmas album`elvis presley
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Christmas Songs: What is Jeannette Isabella asked to bring`torch
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Christmas Songs: What Jeannette Isabella is asked to bring.`torch
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christmas: what were hung by the chimney with care?`stockings
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christ's image is alleged to be imprinted on this cloth.`shroud of turin
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Chrometophobia or Chrematophobia is the fearof ____`money
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Chromophobia is the fear of`colors
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Chromosomal disorder occurring in about 1 out of every 800 births`down syndrome
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Chronic condition in which the skin of the scalp flakes off in excessive amounts`dandruff
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Chronic disease marked by overgrowth of hands, feet, & lower part of the face, resulting from excessive production of somatotropin, the growth-stimulating hormone hormone`acromegaly
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Chronic transmissible disease, due to bacilius leprae, is better known as _____`leprosy
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Chron. is the abbreviation for the name of which two Old Testament books`chronicles
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Chronomentrophobia is the fear of`clocks
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Chronophobia is the fear of`time
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Chub, gudgeon and perch are all types of what`freshwater fish
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chumly was the walrus sidekick of what cartoon penguin`tennessee tuxedo
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Churchill, F.D. Roosvelt and Stalin met here in 1945.`yalta
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Churchill what are phalanges`finger bones
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Churchill what kind of bug emerges in the 1975 movie the bug`beetle
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Churchill what was john lennon's first girlfriend's name`thelma pickles
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Cibophobia is the fear of`food
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Cigarette brand, or first name of Forrest Gump author.`winston
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Cigarette brand, or the last name of a superhero's alter-ego.`kent
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Cigarettes: Brand named for a motorcycle make.`harley davidson
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Cigarettes: Cigarette brand, or a governor ruling in a monarch's name`viceroy
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Cigarettes: Cigarette brand, or an NC city.`raleigh
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Cigarettes: Cigarette brand, or Robert Guillaume and shrubs`benson and hedges
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Cigarettes: Cigarette brand, or the "club" that Telly Savalas promoted`players
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Cigarettes: Cigarette brand, or the last name of a superhero's alter-ego.`kent
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Cigarettes: Cigarette brand synonymous with honor, virtue, achievement`merit
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Cigarettes: Smoking this menthol brand is hip, fashionable, just plain`kool
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Cigarettes: This is the US's No. 3 tobacco company as of 1995.`brown and williamson
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Cigarettes: Tobacco drying barns are typically painted this color`black
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Cigarettes: WARNING: Smoking causes lung cancer, heart disease, emphysema, and may (2wds).`complicate pregnancy
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Cigarettes: Women's cigarette brand, or a Mercury model`capri
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Cigna Corporation is the second largest _______ in America`Health Care Company
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cilla black had a hit with the title song from which movie in 1966`alfie
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Cindy Crawford's earnings in 1994 were______?`6.5 million dollars
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Cinnabar is an ore of which metal`mercury
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Circle, Parabola and Hyperbola are three 3 of the four curves known as the conic sections. Name the fourth.`ellipse
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Circuits can be wired in parallel or ______`series
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Circuits can be wired in series or in _________.`parallel
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Circuits can be wired in series or in `parallel
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Circuits can be wired in series or ______`parallel
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Circular bands used to decorate ears, toes, noses, or, most often, fingers?`rings
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Circular or spiral motion`gyration
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Circular staircases in firehouses are a tradition began to keep what from coming upstairs`horses
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City, capital of Nepal, in the central part of the country`kathmandu
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City, capital of the province of Quebec, Canada, in Quebec county, at the confluence of the Saint Lawrence & Saint-Charles rivers, in the southern part of the province`quebec
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Cityin Belgium situated on the Meuse river`liege
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City in eastern china, situated on the Huangpu River, a tributary of the Yangtze River, near the Yangtze's mouth to the east China Sea`shanghai
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City in eastern Iowa, on the Mississippi River, seat of Clinton County`clinton
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City in northeastern Germany, capital of a United Germany from 1871 to 1945 & again since 1990`berlin
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City in western California, coextensive with San Francisco County`san francisco
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"City Lights" was the name of a film by whom`Charlie Chaplin
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city nicknames: where is motown`detroit
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city with the most roll royces per capita:----------`hong kong
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Civilian clothes`mufti
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"Civilization is unbearable, but it is less unbearable at the top."- Timothy Leary`civilization
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Civil War: CSA General nicknamed "Old Rosy"`william starke rosecrans
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Civil War: Democratic nominee for president in 1864`george mcclellan
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Civil War: Replaced Joseph Hooker as Army of the Potomac commander on June 26, 1863`george meade
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Civil War: Unit formed when 3 divisions were placed under a single command`corps
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Civil War: USA Colonel who led the famed bayonet charge down Little Round Top`joshua lawrence chamberlain
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Claim to acceptance: trustworthiness`credence
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clark gable used to ---------- more than 4 times a day`shower
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clark ---------- used to shower more than 4 times a day`gable
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Clark who is the smallest member of the european union`luxembourg
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Clash: Joe Strummer plays a troublemaker in Memphis in this Jim Jarmusch Film`mystery train
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Clash: Joe Strummer stars in this Alex Cox Western with D Hopper and E Costello`straight to hell
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Clash: This Clash member went on to form BAD`mick jones
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Classical Music: 80 years after his death, Bach was all but forgotten by the general public. Which composer is credited with reviving interest in Bach after his death. `Felix Mendelssohn
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Classical Music: A cadenza is:`a passage in the style of brilliant improvisation
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Classical Music: A Canzone is: `a transcribed madrigal or chanson
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Classical Music: A common name for a canon so devised that it can be repeated indefinitely is:`a round
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Classical Music: Adagio refers to:`a tempo indication meaning very slow
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Classical Music: A feature of Franz Schubert's life was the Schubertiad. What was it`Musical party
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Classical Music: After being left an orphan at the age of 10, he was taken care of by his older brother Johann Cristoph. `Bach
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Classical Music: After what river did Robert Schumann entitle a symphony`The Rhine
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Classical Music: After whom was Grieg's "Holberg" Suite named`Polish organist
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Classical Music: A Gigue is:`A lively dance in 6/8 meter
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Classical Music: A IV-I chord progression is called a:`plagal cadence
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Classical Music: Alexander Glazounov (1865-1936) was which of the following`A composer
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Classical Music: Alexander Scriabin(1872-1915), whose works include the symphonic poem "Prometheus", was known in his time for his: `mysticism
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Classical Music: Although he breezed through the Paris Conservatory's entrance exams, who was refused admission because he was age 7`Albeniz
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Classical Music: Although Mussorgsky wrote Pictures at an Exhibition, whose orchestration of it is usually heard `Ravel
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Classical Music: A major life-style problem contributed to Mussorgsky's early demise.What was it`Alcoholism
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Classical Music: A Motive or Motif is:`a brief melodic fragment too short to be called a theme
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Classical Music: "A musical joke" refers to:`A Sextet by Mozart
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Classical Music: An American popular-song composer based this hit song on Chopin's Fantasie-Impromptu. This tune is:`I'm Always chasing Rainbows
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Classical Music: "A Night on Bald Mountain " was written by: `Moussorgsky
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Classical Music: A performance by this folk-orchestra at the Paris Exhibition is said to have made a marked impression on Debussy. `a Javanese gamelan
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Classical Music: A Polish court dance in triple rhythm , moderately fast is a:`Polonaise
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Classical Music: Approximately how many waltzes did Johann Strauss Jr. compose`Over 500
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Classical Music: Arturo Toscanini (1867-1957) was best known as what`A conductor
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Classical Music: As a choir boy, Haydn was considered a practical joker. On one occasion, he... `Cut off the pigtails of another singer
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Classical Music: A style of vocal music from the fifteenth century of Italian origin is:`Madrigal
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Classical Music: At the beginning of his career, Glenn Gould recorded a work which he recorded again shortly before he died. This was : `The Goldberg Variations
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Classical Music: Bach's "Die Hohe Messe" (High Mass), written during his stay in Leipzig, is known by its key signature. `B minor
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Classical Music: Bach's "Goldberg Variations" are best known today through the recording of this Canadian pianist. `Glenn Gould
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Classical Music: Bachs Two and Three part inventions are a primer for this opus`well tempered clavier
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Classical Music: Bach wrote a charming collection of easy piano pieces for his second wife: `Anna Magdalena
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Classical Music: Baroque composer famous for the oratorio Messiah in 1742`handel
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Classical Music: Beethoven incorporated a poem by Schiller into what opus:`Symphony no. 9
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Classical Music: Beethoven's life span was:`1770 - 1827
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Classical Music: Beethoven's piano sonatas were influenced by those of an earlier composer whose B-flat major sonat was the subject of a competition with Mozart. `Clementi
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Classical Music: Beethoven's Sonata in F major for Violin and Piano, Op. 24 bearswhich seasonal nickname`Spring
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Classical Music: Beethoven wrote one opera. How many overtures to it did he write`4
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Classical Music: Berlioz was a proficient player of only this instrument`guitar
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Classical Music: Between 1791 and 1795, this continental composer spent most of his time writing symphonies in London. `Haydn
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Classical Music: British composer known for A London Symphony and the opera Hugh the Drover`vaughan williams
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Classical Music: By what first name was Schumann known`Robert
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Classical Music: By what first name was the French composer Berlioz known`Hector
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Classical Music: Chopin and George Sand hoped to have an idyllic holiday on this island paradise. Instead it turned into a nightmare. Name this island. `Majorca
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Classical Music: Chopin's life span was:`1810 - 1849
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Classical Music: Chopin's "Minute" waltz:`Is named after the French word for small. E.G small waltz
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Classical Music: Chopin's Polonaise #53 in Ab was adapted for what popular song`Till the End of Time
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Classical Music: Composer Heitor Villa-Lobos was born in which country`Brazil
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Classical Music: Composer of Carmen`bizet
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Classical Music: Composer of Eine Kleine Nachtmusik`mozart
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Classical Music: Composer of Swedish Rhapsody`hugo alfven
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Classical Music: Composer of The Moonlight Sonata`beethoven
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Classical Music: Composer of The Trout Quintet`schubert
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Classical Music: Composers Rimsky-Korsakov, Borodin, Balakirev, Cui and Mussorgskybelonged to what group`The Five
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Classical Music: Conductor Sir Thomas Beecham once said: "There are two golden rules for an orchestra: start together and -----"`finish together
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Classical Music: Conductor Sir Thomas Beecham once said: "Thereare two golden rules for an orchestra: start together and.... (what)"`Finish together
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Classical Music: Debussy is noted for his use of this non-traditional scale. `whole tone
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Classical Music: Debussy's "Claire de Lune" is taken from what collection of piano pieces`Suite Bergamasque
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Classical Music: Did Johannes Brahms... `Remain a bachelor
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Classical Music: Domenico Scarlatti acquired novel ideas on the use of rhythm and harmony during his sojourn in what country`Spain
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Classical Music: Domenico Scarlatti's works are often identified with "L" and a number. Whatdoes "L" stand for`Longo
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Classical Music: Each movement of Vaughan William's Sinfonia Antarctica contains quotes from the journals of which explorer`Scott
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Classical Music: Eduard Hanslick (1825-1904) was famous in what capacity`Music critic
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Classical Music: Elgar's pomp and Circumstance Marches were entitled after a phrasebY which author`Shakespeare
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Classical Music: For what instrument did Girolamo Frescobaldi become one of the firstgreat composers of music`Organ
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Classical Music: For what two solo instruments did Brahms write his DoubleConcerto in A minor Op. 102`Violin and cello
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Classical Music: For which British monarch's water party did Handel write his WaterMusic`George I
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Classical Music: For which of his operas did Rimsky-Korsakov write The Flight ofthe Bumblebee`Tsar Saltan
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Classical Music: For which trio of solo instruments did Beethoven write his TripleConcerto in C maior`Piano, violin and cello
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Classical Music: For whom did Berlioz write his viola concerto Harold in Italy `Paganini
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Classical Music: For whom did Mozart write the Requiem in D minor, K.626`Walsegg-Stuppach
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Classical Music: For whom was an arrest warrant issued in Dresden in 1849`Verdi
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Classical Music: French composer known for the opera's Carmen, Djmileh, and The Pearlfishers`georges bizet
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Classical Music: French writer George Sand is remembered for her affair with which composer`Chopin
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Classical Music: "Fur Elise was written in 1810 as a short piano piece by what composer `Beethoven
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Classical Music: Gaspard de la Nuit refers to:`a set of three piano pieces by Ravel
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Classical Music: Gluck, Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven: `Were exponents of the classic Sonata
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Classical Music: Grieg's Peer Gynt was originally incidental music to a play of the same name. Who wrote the play`Henrik Ibsen
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Classical Music: Handel's "Messiah" is best remembered for this excerpt which comes at the end of the second section. `Hallelujah Chorus
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Classical Music: Haydn's wife was not exactly a music lover. Her insensitivity really showed when she... `Used Haydn's manuscript for hair curlers
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Classical Music: Haydn's works are often identified by an "H" and a number. What does the "H" stand for`Hoboken
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Classical Music: Haydn was taken in by this noble patron in 1761 and remained in the service of his family for the next 30 years. `Prince Paul von Esterhazy
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Classical Music: He was a patient of Freud's for a short time`mahler
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Classical Music: He was Leipzig's leading piano teacher in 1830. Schumann was sent to study with him and fell in love with his daughter. `Frederick Wieck
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Classical Music: He wrote over 100 symphonies and he created the string quartet`haydn
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Classical Music: His Opus 117 No. 1 in E-flat if remmebered as the beautiful "Cradle Song". `Brahms
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Classical Music: His piano sonatas include the "Waldstein" and "Pastorale". `Beethoven
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Classical Music: His principal works are the opera's Wozzeck and Lulu`alban berg
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Classical Music: His publishers referred to him as the "Finnish Chopin". `Palmgren
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Classical Music: His "Slavonic Dances" were originally written for four hands on the piano, but are today better known in their orchestral version. `Dvorak
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Classical Music: How did French pianist and composer Charles Alkan meet his death`Crushed to death by a falling bookcase
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Classical Music: How long did it take Brahms to complete his first symphony`20 years
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Classical Music: How many children did Mozart have at the time of his death`2
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Classical Music: How many children did Robert and Clara Schumann have`8
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Classical Music: How many operas make up Wagner's Der Ring Des Nibelungen (Ring of the Nibelung)`four`4
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Classical Music: How many symphonies did Beethoven write{Beethoven was born in Bonn, Germany in 1770. He died inVienna, Austria in 1827.}`nine
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Classical Music: How many symphonies did Chopin write`None
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Classical Music: How many symphonies did Tchaikovsky write`6
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Classical Music: How many times did J.S. Bach marry`2
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Classical Music: Humoresque was published in 1890 and has remained a favorite. Who wrote it `Dvorak
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Classical Music: In 1705, J.S. Bach was exposed to a composer who influenced him greatly. Who was he`Buxtehude
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Classical Music: In 1723, J .S. Bach left Cothen to take up a new job in which city`Leipzig
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Classical Music: In 1829 Mendelssohn conducted "St. Matthew's Passion" in the Berlin opera house. This event marked the revival of what famous composer's neglected works`Bach
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Classical Music: In 1834, this composer published "Songs without Words", a book of piano selections. `Mendelssohn
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Classical Music: In 1835 Chopin had a traumatic experience, sharing the stage with a more dazzling pianist. Chopin attracted only a fraction of the applause garnered by his rival. `none of the above
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Classical Music: In 1853 Gounod published "Meditation sur le premiere Prelude de S. Bach". You may know it better as:`Ave Maria
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Classical Music: In 1853 this virtuoso had to transpose Beethoven's C minor symphony into C# minor. `Brahms
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Classical Music: In 1867 Paul Dukas published this piece based on a story by Goethe. `The Sorceror's Apprentice
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Classical Music: In 1923, Arthur Honegger wrote Pacific 231. What inspired it`A train engine
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Classical Music: In 1970, 100 cellists played Sardana in tribute to what composer `Casals
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Classical Music: In his Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies (1892), Tchaikovsky made use of what newly invented instrument`Celesta
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Classical Music: In his G-minor sonata he instructs the player to begin "so schnell wie moglich" (as fast as possible). `Schumann
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Classical Music: In listings of Mozart's works, the title is often followed bY a "K."and a number. What's the "K" stand for`Koechel
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Classical Music: In the music of J.S. Bach, one can find evidence of...`Numerology
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Classical Music: In the slow, gentle second movement of Haydn's Symphony in G Major (No.94), a loud chord for full orchestra suddenly bursts forth. What is this Symphony better known as`The Surprise Symphony
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Classical Music: In what Austrian city is an annual Mozart festival held`Salzburg
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Classical Music: In what city did Chopin die in 1849`Paris
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Classical Music: In what city did the barcarolle originate`Venice
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Classical Music: In what city was Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-flat minorgiven its world premiere`Boston
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Classical Music: In what country was Albeniz born`Spain
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Classical Music: In what country was Mikhail Glinka born in 1804`Russia
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Classical Music: In what German city was Handel born`Halle
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Classical Music: In what key did Franz Liszt write the beautiful Liebestraum #3`A-flat
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Classical Music: In what key is Grieg's only piano concerto, Op. 16`A minor
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Classical Music: In what key is the Moonlight Sonata `C# minor
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Classical Music: In what work did Tchaikovsky employ a celesta`The Nutcracker
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Classical Music: In which tempo should a piece of music annotated with term presto be played`very fast
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Classical Music: John Field was the first to use this title for a short piano piece in a romantic mood. Chopin acheived great success in developing this form. `Nocturne
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Classical Music: Leonard Bernstein's last minute conducting debut with the N.Y. Philharmonic in 1943 launched his career. Who was he filling in for `Bruno Walter
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Classical Music: MacDowell's "To a Wild Rose" is from which piano suite`Woodland Sketches
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Classical Music: Mendelssohn, Chopin, Liszt and Thalberg were all born within thesame short period. Which span was it`1809-12
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Classical Music: Mendelssohn's wedding march begins on an unusual chord of which type`diminished
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Classical Music: Most present day composers would consider 4 or 5 Symphonies to be a good Symphonic output for a lifetime. Name the composer who wrote 102 Symphonies. `Haydn
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Classical Music: Mozart borrowed the opening theme for "The Magic Flute" from the B-flat Sonata of what Italian-British composer`Clementi
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Classical Music: Mozart, Haydn and Beethoven are sometimes collectively refered to as... `Composers of the First Viennese School
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Classical Music: Mussorgski's "Boris Godunov" was to political for the Russia of the czars. Who revised in to make it more acceptable `Rimsky-Korsakov
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Classical Music: Name the composer who tried to commit suicide by jumping in the Rhine. `Robert Schumann
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Classical Music: Name the composer who wrote a an opus to specifically demonstrate equal temperament. `Bach
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Classical Music: Name the Ibsen play for which Edward Grieg composed incidental music. `Peer Gynt
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Classical Music: Name the piano virtuoso who spent the earlier years ofhis life pursuing sensual pleasures and many love affairs, but spent the last years of his life in prayer and contemplation as an Abbe. `Franz Liszt
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Classical Music: Near the end of this symphony, the players gradually leave the stage until at the end there are only two first violins left. The composer was:`Haydn
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Classical Music: Of these four great pianist-composers, which was the only one towrite operas`Mozart
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Classical Music: Of what composition did Tchaikovsky say "a piece from the heart. I can't wait for to be played"`Waltz from Serenade for Strings
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Classical Music: One of Brahm's most difficult pieces is based on a theme by this composer who lived from 1782 to 1840. `Paganini
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Classical Music: On what opera was Puccini working when he died in 1924`Turandot
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Classical Music: Puccini's finest opera was completed after his death by his frend Franco Alfano. It is a fairy tale about a cruel but beautiful Chinese princess. `Turandot
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Classical Music: Ravel's Bolero is approximately how long when played`17 minutes
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Classical Music: Richard Strauss, Claude Debussy, Serge Rachmaninov and Bela Bartok were all composers of the:`Modern period
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Classical Music: Richard Wagner's second wife Cosima was the illegitimatedaughter of what famous virtuoso`Liszt
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Classical Music: Schubert, Mendelssohn, Chopin and Verdi were composers of the:`Romantic period
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Classical Music: Schubert's "The Earl King" sets to music the work of what great poet`Goethe
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Classical Music: Schubert's "Trout" Quintet was written for which combination ofinstruments`Piano and strings
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Classical Music: Schumanns wife hung around him after her husband Robert Schumann died`brahms
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Classical Music: Several independent voices, each entering separately with the subject or answer are identifying characteristics of:`the fugue
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Classical Music: Sonata No. 8, Opus No.13 in C minor by Beethoven is referred to as:`Sonata Pathetique
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Classical Music: "Sonata quasi una Fantasia", (a name given by the composer) is also known as:`Moonlight Sonata
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Classical Music: Tchaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty,Op. 66, is which of the following`Ballet
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Classical Music: Tchaikowsky made use of what newly invented instrument in "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies"`celesta
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Classical Music: Tchaikowsky's "Marche Slave" is based on a folk-song of what national origin`Serbian
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Classical Music: Tchaikowsky's "Piano Concerto in A-flat minor" was rejected as "unplayable" by the 19th century virtuoso for whom it was written. `Rubinstein
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Classical Music: The 11th and youngest son of J.S. Bach studied in Italy before moving to which country where his musical career fluorished`England
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Classical Music: The Classical Sonata form usually has:`four movements
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Classical Music: The composer is said to have written this piece upon learning of the capture of Warsaw by the Russians. `Etude in C minor
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Classical Music: The Concerto for Orchestra was written by :`Bartok
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Classical Music: "The Creation" was composed by: `Haydn
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Classical Music: The first four notes of the first main melody in Chopin's "Minute Waltz" in Db are: `G, Ab, C, Bb
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Classical Music: The first four notes of the first main theme of Chopin's Grande Valse Brilliante in Eb major are:`Bb, D, Eb, F
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Classical Music: The first four notes (of the melody) of Beethoven's Sonata Pathetique in C minor are:`C, C, D, Eb
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Classical Music: The first movement of a Sonata is usually:`Sonata form allegro
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Classical Music: The first three notes of the main theme of the second movement in Beethoven's Pathetique Sonata are:`C, Bb, Eb
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Classical Music: The formalized solo song used in the opera is :`The Aria
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Classical Music: The "Ghost Trio" refers to:`A trio by Beethoven
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Classical Music: The "G-string" in Bach's well-known Air refers to a string on what instrument`violin
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Classical Music: The literal imitation of one melody, instrumental or vocal, by another at a specific time interval is:`a canon
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Classical Music: The Love Theme from Elvira Madigan is this number piano concerto`twenty one
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Classical Music: The musical term for a fast tempo is:`Allegro
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Classical Music: The music of which composer was banned in Nazi Germany`Mendelssohn
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Classical Music: The National Anthem of Austria has been referred to as musically the finest National Anthem ever written. Who composed this work `Josef Haydn
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Classical Music: The number of string quartets which Beethoven wrote is:`16
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Classical Music: The opening line of this song asks, "My God, Why hast Thou forsaken me"`Eli, Eli
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Classical Music: The Opera Don Giovanni was based on what character`Don Juan
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Classical Music: The "Peer Gynt Suite" was written by:`Grieg
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Classical Music: The princess Carolyne Sayn-Wittgenstein was the mistress of whichcomposer`Liszt
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Classical Music: The Rakoczy March is named for the leader of what country's campaign against Austria`Hungary
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Classical Music: The second movement of a Symphony is usually: `Slow
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Classical Music: The second movement of the Sonata form is usually:`slow
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Classical Music: The song "Stranger in Paradise" (1953) was taken from what 19th century Russian composition `Borodin's "Polovetsian Dances"
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Classical Music: The song Tonight We Love was taken from the opening theme of which concerto`Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto
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Classical Music: The story behind Wagner's Der Ring Des Nibelungen is drawn from...`Norse mythology
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Classical Music: The striking innovation of Beethoven's 9th Symphony is the use of chorus and solo voices. Who's text did Beethoven use`Johann Von Schiller
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Classical Music: The Symphony form owes its development to:`The Sonata form
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Classical Music: The Symphony form usually consists of:`Four movements
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Classical Music: The terms "Exposition - Development - Recapitulation" describe which classical structural form`sonata
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Classical Music: The work of which artist inspired Mussorssky's Pictures at anExhibition`Victor Hartmann
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Classical Music: The works of Mozart are usually identified by "K" and a number. What does "K" stand for`Kochel
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Classical Music: The works of Schubert are usually identified by "D" and a number. What does "D" stand for`Deutsch
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Classical Music: This ballet was first performed in 1892 in St. Petersburg. `The Nutcracker
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Classical Music: This Chopin etude calls for extended chromatic runs executed by the last three fingers of the right hand. `Opus 10 No. 2 in A minor
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Classical Music: This composer born in 1875 is of Basque origin. `Ravel
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Classical Music: This composer died in Paris from cancer of the rectum while the city was being shelled by the German Army in 1918. `Debussy
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Classical Music: This composer travelled extensively in Eastern Europe to research the elements of Magyar folk-music. `Bartok
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Classical Music: This composer was a pupil of Beethoven and a teacher of Liszt`czerny
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Classical Music: This composer was born in 1860 in Bohemia and died in 1911 in Vienna. `Mahler
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Classical Music: This composer was once accused of drawing on Beethoven for musical ideas. He replied "Das weisst jeder Esel" (any ass knows that). `Brahms
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Classical Music: This European composer spent the last years of his life living in appalling poverty in New York City. Near the end, he was commissioned to write a piece for the Boston Symphony Orchestra. His name:`Bartok
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Classical Music: This famours astronomer was the son of a composer. `Gallileo
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Classical Music: This hugely prolific composer was ill equipped to deal with the ways of the world. Despite the aid of friends in having his songs published he dies in poverty at the age of 31. `Schubert
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Classical Music: This major key, Chopin's favorite has five sharps`b
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Classical Music: This pianist gave his first public performance in 1892, his last in 1976. `Rubinstein
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Classical Music: This Russian composer is known for his children's piano pieces. `Kabalevsky
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Classical Music: This Russian composer is responsible for the stirring Prelude in C# minor. `Rachmanninov
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Classical Music: This Russian pianist and composer endured the German siege of Leningrad. `Shostakovich
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Classical Music: This son of J.S.Bach composed such works as "The Israelites in the Wilderness", "Passion Cantata", and "Solfeggio in C minor". `Carl Phillip Emmanuel
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Classical Music: To which opus was Robert Schauffler referring when he said; "It is as long as a symphony, as brilliant and as difficult as a concerto. " `Beethoven's Hammerklavier Sonata
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Classical Music: To whom did Mozart refer when he said "Pay attention to him. He will make a noise in the world some day or other" `Beethoven
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Classical Music: To whom was Rossini referring in the phrase "The Mozart of theChamps-Elysees"`Offenbach
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Classical Music: Two composers who concentrated on writing opera were both bornin 1813. Who were they`Verdi and Wagner
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Classical Music: Two of this composer's better-remembered lovers were the Comtesse D'Agoult and Princess Sayn-Wittgenstein. `Liszt
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Classical Music: Two popular one-act operas are often paired together to form anevening's bill: I Pagliacci by Leoncavallo and Cavalleria Rusticana by whom`Mascagni
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Classical Music: Upon what instrument was Pablo Casals a virtuoso`Cello
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Classical Music: Vivaldi, Purcell, Handle, and Bach were composers of the:`Baroque period
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Classical Music: Vivaldi's Four Seasons concertos feature which solo instrument`Violin
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Classical Music: Walt Disney's "Fantasia" included a performance of what composer's "Tocatta and Fugue in D minor" `Bach
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Classical Music: Walter Scott's "The Lady of the Lake" provided the words for which of Schubert's songs`Ave Maria
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Classical Music: What are the Goldberg Variations`thirty variations by Bach on theme of his own
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Classical Music: What characterizes John Cage's piano piece Four Minutes andThirty- Three Seconds`The pianist doesn't pIay
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Classical Music: What city was Mozart was born in`Salzburg
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Classical Music: What classical composition was the popular song Full Moon And Empty Arms derived from`Rachmanninov's Piano Concerto No. 2
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Classical Music: What composer adapted Edgar Allan Poe's Fall of the House of Usher for an operatic libretto`Debussy
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Classical Music: What composer at age 44 became tragically insane and was confined to anasylum `Schumann
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Classical Music: What composer, at a performance of Handel's Hallelujah chorus, exclaimed "He is the master of us all"`F.J. Haydn
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Classical Music: What composer became so depressed, he needed hypnotism before he could write again`Rachmaninov
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Classical Music: What composer conducted a mammoth performance of 20,000 musicians andsingers during a visit to the United States`Strauss
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Classical Music: What composer had a daughter named Chouchou to whom he dedicated the Children's Corner suite `Debussy
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Classical Music: What composer was born in Rohfrau, Lower Austria in 1732 and dies in Vienna in 1809`Haydn
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Classical Music: What composer was called the "Red Priest"`Vivaldi
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Classical Music: What composer was famous for his Polonaises`Frederic Chopin
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Classical Music: What composer, when not awarded the Grand Prix, forced the resignation of the head of the Paris Conservatory`Ravel
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Classical Music: What composer wrote a piece which became the nationalanthem of two different countries`Haydn
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Classical Music: What composer wrote "Finlandia"`Sibelius
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Classical Music: What composition can be sung forward and backward, then turned upside down and sung forward and backward again`Oh Sing Unto The Lord
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Classical Music: What composition did Ravel call "17 minutes of orchestra without any music"`Bolero
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Classical Music: What composition was structured on a single theme repeated over and over`none of the above
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Classical Music: What composition was used as the theme of the Lone Ranger TV series`William Tell Overture
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Classical Music: What constitutes the surprise in Haydn's "Surprise Symphony"`a loud drumbeat
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Classical Music: What did the ladies of Dublin agree to do so more people could attendHandel's Messiah`Go without their hoops
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Classical Music: What did Tzar Alexander I of Russia give to Chopin after a performance`Diamond ring
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Classical Music: What director of the Paris Conservatory refused admission to Liszt`Cherubini
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Classical Music: What does a "prepared piano" mean in modern music terminology`Inserting objects between the strings to alter the sound
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Classical Music: What does piano really mean in Italian`Soft
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Classical Music: What does the indication Da CaPo mean`Repeat
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Classical Music: What does the term appoggiatura mean`replacement of a note by it's upper or lower note
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Classical Music: What does the term "equal temperament" describe`an octave divided into 12 equal notes
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Classical Music: What group was Mozart a member of`Freemasons
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Classical Music: What instrument did Johannes Brahms' father play`Double bass
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Classical Music: What instrument did Queen Elizabeth I of England play`Virginal
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Classical Music: What is a Double Stop`2 tones sounding simultaneously on stringed instruments
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Classical Music: What is considered to be the first true Italian opera`Eurydice
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Classical Music: What is peculiar about Schuberts Symphony No 8`it's unfinished
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Classical Music: What is the Heiligenstadt Testament`Beethoven's letter of personal despair
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Classical Music: What is the highest female voice`Soprano
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Classical Music: What is the meaning of fermata`to pause
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Classical Music: What is the nickname of Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 5`Emperor
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Classical Music: What is the only left handed instrument in the orchestra`French horn
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Classical Music: What kind of music is Schoenberg credited with creating`atonal
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Classical Music: What noted author wrote: "George died on July 11, 1937, but I don'thave to believe that if I don't want to"`John O'Hara
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Classical Music: What or who is the Diabolus in Musica (the devil in music)`Late medieval name for the Tritone interval
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Classical Music: What poem by Goethe inspired music by Wagner, Schumann, Gounod, and Liszt`Faust
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Classical Music: What popular song was based on Chopin's Fantasie Impromptu, Opus 66`I'm Always Chasing Rainbows
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Classical Music: What popular song was based on Chopin's Polonaise, Opus 53`Till the End of Time
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Classical Music: What role did Michael Puchberg play in Mozart's life`Creditor
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Classical Music: What's a Fermata`A long pause
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Classical Music: What's a mazurka`Polish dance
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Classical Music: What small town in Upper Franconia is synonymous with the music of Wagner`Bayreuth
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Classical Music: What term indicates that the music should be plucked rather than bowed`pizzicato
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Classical Music: What two composers died within one and a half years of each other`Beethoven and Schubert
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Classical Music: What violinist was said to have sold his soul to the devil`Paganini
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Classical Music: What virtuoso pianist had to turn to composing after he injured his hand when he tried to strengthen his third and fourth fingers using a self-invented apparatus`Robert Schumann
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Classical Music: What was Albert Ketelbey's real name`Albert Ketelbey
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Classical Music: What was Anton Bruckner's principal instrument`Organ
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Classical Music: What was Beethoven's only opera `Fidelio
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Classical Music: What was Jean Sibelius' real first name`Johan
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Classical Music: What was J.S. Bach's favorite keyboard instrument`Clavichord
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Classical Music: What was known as Paganini's widow`His favorite violin
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Classical Music: What was Sir George Grove's contribution to music`A musical dictionary
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Classical Music: What was the connection between Alessandro and Domenico Scarlatti`vice versa
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Classical Music: What was the family relationship between Richard and JohannStrauss`None of the above
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Classical Music: What was the first name of Joplin, composer of "The Entertainer"and other rags`Scott
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Classical Music: When an independent Poland was carved out from Russian, German, and Austrian territory after WWI, this pianist became its first prime minister. `Paderewski
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Classical Music: When Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue was premiered in 1924, whose orchestra accompanied`Paul Whiteman's
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Classical Music: When Liszt played his Piano Sonata to Brahms in 1853, what didBrahms do`Fell asleep
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Classical Music: Where is the oldest preserved harpsichord located and when was itbuilt`The Victoria and Albert Museum, London, England (1521)
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Classical Music: Where was the first known public concert appearance of the piano`London, England
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Classical Music: Where was the first known public piano solo performed`Dublin, Ireland
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Classical Music: Which author inspired Liszt's Mephisto Waltz No. 1`Nikolaus Lenau
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Classical Music: Which Beethoven symphony bears the opus number 125`No. 9 in D minor
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Classical Music: Which century did Johann Sebastian Bach die in`18th
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Classical Music: Which composer did not go deaf`Bach
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Classical Music: Which composer died at the age of 91`Sibelius
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Classical Music: Which composer had the "house-gig" for 25 years as Kapellmeister at the Court of Prince Esterhazy`Haydn
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Classical Music: Which composer is credited with having first developed the twelve tone technique `Arnold Schoenberg
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Classical Music: Which composer is known for a lullaby which bears his name:`Brahms
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Classical Music: Which composer never married`Gershwin
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Classical Music: Which composer sent a lock of goat's hair to an ardent admirer`Beethoven
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Classical Music: Which composer used the Prelude No. 1 in C from the Well Tempered Clavier by Bach as an accompaniment for a beautiful and famous religious melody`Charles Gounod
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Classical Music: Which composer was Norwegian`Grieg
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Classical Music: Which composer was so fastidious in his preparation of coffee that he would actually count out the number of beans per cup`Beethoven
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Classical Music: Which composer wrote a concerto for three pianos and orchestra`Mozart
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Classical Music: Which composer wrote the piano work "Microkosmos" to teach children the modern idiom`Bela Bartok
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Classical Music: Which love inspired Wagner's libretto for Tristan und Isolde`Mathilde
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Classical Music: Which monarch performed, composed and published flute concertosand sonatas`Frederick the Great of Prussia
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Classical Music: Which of Beethoven's symphonies is named the Eroica`3
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Classical Music: Which one of the following works was penned by Gustav Holst`The Planets
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Classical Music: Which opera contains the aria La ci darem la mano`don Giovanni
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Classical Music: Which pianist-composer permanently injured his hand by wearing a home-made contraption designed to immobilize the fourth finger while practising`none of the above
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Classical Music: Which pianist-composer was the first to publish Nocturnes for solopiano`John Field
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Classical Music: Which pianist served as Prime Minister of Poland`Paderewski
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Classical Music: Which popular song was based on Toselli's Serenade`Years and Years Ago
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Classical Music: Which was an alumnus of the Vienna Boys' Choir`Franz Schubert
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Classical Music: Which well-known composer was confined to an insane asylum in Bonn near the end of his life`Robert Schumann
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Classical Music: Which work does not belong in the following list`Das Rheingold
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Classical Music: Which work does not belong in this group`Der Freischutz
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Classical Music: Which work was not written by Richard Wagner`Die Fledermaus
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Classical Music: Who achieved fame as an organist and a tester of church organs `Bach
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Classical Music: Who, after a performance of the "Messiah" was heard to sob, "Handel is the master of us all" `Haydn
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Classical Music: Who became intrigued by mechanical player pianos and wrote an Etude for Pianola `Stravinsky
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Classical Music: Who came up with the nickname "Moonlight" for Beethoven's pianoSonata No. 14 in C-sharp minor Op. 27 No. 2`Ludwig Rellstab
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Classical Music: Who celebrated a birthday every four years`Gioacchino Rossini
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Classical Music: Who coined the phrase "The Three Great B's" in reference to Bach,Beethoven and Brahms`Hans von Bulow
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Classical Music: Who composed "Clair de Lune" `Claude Debussy
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Classical Music: Who composed Finlandia`Sibelius
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Classical Music: Who composed "Rhapsody in Blue"`george gershwin
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Classical Music: Who composed Rhapsody on a Theme by Paganini `Rachmaninov
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Classical Music: Who composed the musical piece "Silence" for solo piano `John Cage
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Classical Music: Who composed the opera Aida `Verdi
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Classical Music: Who composed the piano piece, "Liebestraum" `Liszt
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Classical Music: Who dedicated his first three piano sonatas to Josef Haydn `Beethoven
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Classical Music: Who did Herbert Von Karajan replace as conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic `Furtwangler
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Classical Music: Who did Liszt's daughter Cosima marry`Both
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Classical Music: Who employed Josef Haydn`Prince Esterhazy
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Classical Music: Who envisioned a work for 2000 performers combining music, poetry, dancing, colours and perfumes `Scriabin
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Classical Music: Who first published the admonition "please do not shoot the pianist.He is doing his best"`Oscar Wilde
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Classical Music: Who first wrote music for "prepared" piano`Olivier Messiaen
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Classical Music: Who founded the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers(ASCAP) in 1914 `Herbert
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Classical Music: Who had Beethoven originally dedicated his 3rd symphony, the Eroica to `Napoleon
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Classical Music: Who helped inaugurate New York's Carnegie Hall in 1891`Tchaikovsky
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Classical Music: Who introduced the idea of composition based on "tone-rows" `Schoenberg
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Classical Music: "Who is Sylvia" was set to music by Schubert. Who wrote the poem `Shakespeare
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Classical Music: Who never wrote an opera, symphony, choral piece or produce a string quartet, but was very influential in the history of piano music `Chopin
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Classical Music: Who of the following was a piano manufacturer`Muzio Clementi
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Classical Music: Who paid Scriabin a annual fee for composing and took him on an orchestral tour down the Volga by boat `Koussenitzky
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Classical Music: Who penned this line in a 1956 song: "Roll over Beethoven, and tellTchaikovsky the news"`Chuck Berry
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Classical Music: Who said "a master of the art is gone, a greater arises in Brahms" `Marxsen
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Classical Music: Whose father was a professional musician`Brahms'
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Classical Music: Whose father was not a professional musician`Haydn's
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Classical Music: Whose Ninth Symphony is universally known as the New World`Dvorak's
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Classical Music: Who studied under and married the daughter of Friedrich Wieck `Schumann
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Classical Music: Who transcribed all nine of Beethoven's sYmphonies for solo piano`LisztWho was the US President in 1800`adams
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Classical Music: Who was called "Il Prete Russo" (The Red Priest)`Vivaldi
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Classical Music: Who was Chopin's lover `George Sand
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Classical Music: Who was credited with completing Mozart's last work, The Requiem `His pupil
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Classical Music: Who was Gerard Hoffnung`British musical humorist
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Classical Music: Who was infatuated with Liszt's daughter and the wife of one of his best friends `Wagner
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Classical Music: Who was known as "twelve tone man" `Schoenberg
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Classical Music: Who was Louis Moreau Gottschalk`American-born Pianist
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Classical Music: Who was Mozart referring to when he said "He alone has the secret of making me smile and touching me to the bottom of my soul" `Haydn
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Classical Music: Who was refused admission to the Paris Conservatory at age 12 because the director disliked child prodigies `Liszt
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Classical Music: Who was rumoured to have poisoned Mozart`Salieri
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Classical Music: Who was the composer of the "Clock " Symphony `Josef Haydn
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Classical Music: Who was the first musician to become a member of the Austrian House ofLords `Dvorak
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Classical Music: Who was the founder of French Grand Opera `Lully
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Classical Music: Who was the violinist when Beethoven's Kreutzer Sonata for Violinand Piano had its first public performance`Georse Bridgetower
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Classical Music: Who was Wagner referring to when he said "The most stupendous miracle in all music" `Bach
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Classical Music: Who was Wagner's great patron`Ludwig II of Bavaria
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Classical Music: Who was Wagner talking about when he said "He was a Titan, wrestling with the Gods" `Beethoven
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Classical Music: Who wrote 11 great polonaises for solo piano `Chopin
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Classical Music: Who wrote a collection of 24 compositions, comprising one in each of the major and minor keys, to demonstrate the benefits of the equal temperament system `J.S.Bach
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Classical Music: Who wrote a piano concerto for left hand alone for a friend who had lost his right hand in World War I `Ravel
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Classical Music: Who wrote a rondo over the loss of a penny`Beethoven
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Classical Music: Who wrote a set of piano pieces, each named for a month of theyear`Tchaikovsky
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Classical Music: Who wrote "Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy" `Tchaikovsky
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Classical Music: Who wrote "Flight of the Bumblebee" `none of the above
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Classical Music: Who wrote "Funeral March of a Marionette" `Gounod
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Classical Music: Who wrote "Golliwog's Cake-walk" `Debussy
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Classical Music: Who wrote "Mephisto Waltz" `Liszt
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Classical Music: Who wrote most of Mozart's Symphony No. 37, K. 444 `Michael Haydn
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Classical Music: Who wrote "Peter and the Wolf" `Prokofiev
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Classical Music: Who wrote piano pieces entitled Dessicated Embryos, and ThreePieces in the Shape of a Pear`Satie
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Classical Music: Who wrote Porgy and Bess`George Gershwin
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Classical Music: Who wrote the 1829 opera William Tell`Rossini
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Classical Music: Who wrote the ballet Harlequin's Millions `Drigo
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Classical Music: Who wrote the Can Can `Offenbach
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Classical Music: Who wrote the Devil's Trill Sonata `Tartini
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Classical Music: Who wrote the famous string quartet known as Death and theMaiden`Schubert
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Classical Music: Who wrote the Hammerklavier Piano Sonata in B-flat, Op. 106`Beethoven
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Classical Music: Who wrote the most piano sonatas`Haydn
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Classical Music: Who wrote the most violin concertos`Viotti
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Classical Music: Who wrote the operetta Orpheus in the Underworld`Lehar
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Classical Music: Who wrote the perennial children's opera Hansel und Gretel`Engelbert Humperdinck
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Classical Music: Who wrote the Rage Over a Lost Penny`Schumann
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Classical Music: Who wrote the Russian historical opera A Life For The Tzar `Glinka
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Classical Music: Who wrote the Scheherazade suite `Rimsky-Korsakov
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Classical Music: Who wrote the score for the ballet Coppelia of 1870`Delibes
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Classical Music: Who wrote the Skater's Waltz `Waldtoufel
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Classical Music: Who wrote the "Toy" Symphony `Haydn
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Classical Music: Who wrote The Trout (Die Forelle) `Schubert
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Classical Music: Who wrote the "Unfinished Symphony" (in B minor) `Schubert
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Classical Music: Who wrote the "Water Music" `Handel
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Classical Music: Who wrote the well known "Wedding March" `Mendelssohn
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Classical Music: Who wrote the words to "Der Ring des Nibelungen" `none of the above
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Classical Music: Why is the celebrated Chopin waltz nicknamed "Minute"`It's very small
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Classical Music: With which composer would you link the following musical forms. Fugues; Preludes; Passions; Partitas; organ works etc. `Bach
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Classical Music: With which composer would you link the following musical forms. Nocturnes; Etudes; Waltzes; Polonaises; Mazurkas; Impromptus etc. `Chopin
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Classical Music: With which composer would you link the following musical forms. Symphonies; Overtures; Choral music; piano sonatas; concertos; string quartets `Beethoven
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Classical Music: With whom did Clara Schumann fall during her husbands period of mental illness `Brahms
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Classic Board Games: Battleship: A battleship occupies how many squares`four
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Classic Board Games: Diplomacy: Which country starts with the most naval units`britain
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Classic Board Games: Hungry, Hungry Hippos: The four colors are Pink, Green, Orange, and`yellow
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Classic Board Games: ------- & Righter (former US owners of Scrabble rights)`selchow
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Classic Board Games: Risk: The three symbols are a foot soldier, a calvaryman, and a`cannon
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Classic Board Games: There are this many Miners in a full Stratego set`ten
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Classic Board Games: What large game company's logo contains a spiral`parker brothers
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Classic Books: Authors: Who wrote "Cannery Row".`John Steinbeck
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Classic Books: Authors: Who wrote "Of Mice and Men".`John Steinbeck
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Classic horror novel on which the story "The Brain of Morbius" is based`frankenstein
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Classic Movies: Do not forsake me, oh my darlin' ... on this our weddin' day ...`high noon
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Classic Movies: He played Johnny Boy, small-time gambler in big-time debt to loan sharks`robert deniro
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Classic Movies: I CAN'T HELP MYSELF! [screaming, distraught; in German]`m
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Classic Movies: Russian silent (1916), story of mutiny on naval vessel.`battleship potemkin
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Classic Movies: Valentino statue; baby pig suckling woman; "unzipping" snake; Cargo Cult.`mondo cane
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Class of complex chemical compounds in plants`glycosides
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Class of invertebrates belonging to the coelenterate phylum`hydrozoa
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claustrophobia is a fear of ______`confined spaces
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Claustrophobia is the fear of`enclosed spaces
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Claylike mineral, chief source of aluminium`bauxite
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Cleaner`birdcage cleaner`bird cage cleaner
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Clear colorless quartz: rock crystal`pebble
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Clear colorless quartz: rock crystal`pebbling
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Clearly defined and evident: noticeable: 'has a marked limp.' noticeable`markedly
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Clearness of thought or style: lucidity: 'writes with ------- and perception.'`clarity
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Cleavage: fission: '------genesis.'`schizo
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Cleithrophobia is the fear of`being locked in an enclosed place
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cleithrophobia or cleisiophobia is the fear of ____`being locked in an enclosed place
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---------- clemmens of london managed to sustain a fart for an officially recorded time of 2 mins 42 seconds`bernard
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Cleo and Caesar were the early stage names of`sonny & cher
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Cleo and Caesar were the early stage names of`sonny & cher`sonny and cher
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Cleopatra had ______inserted in her vagina to prevent her from getting pregnant?`stones
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Cleopatra inserted ______ into her vagina to prevent her from getting pregnant.`stones
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Cleopatra used what kind of seeds for lipstick`pomegranate
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cleptophobia is the fear of ____`stealing
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Clerics considered as a group`pulpit
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Cleveland four u.s presidents have served entire terms without having a ______`vice
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cleveland spelled backwards is----------`dna level c
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Clever: adroit: 'a pretty maneuver.'`prettied
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Cliches: A gentleman & a`scholar
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Cliches: A ------- of one's imagination.`figment
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Cliches: Born with a silver`spoon
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Cliches: Cross that ------ when you come to it`bridge
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Cliches: Don't cry over spilled .`milk
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Cliches: Don't take any wooden -------.`nickels
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Cliches: Hook, line, &`sinker
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Cliches: Keep the ----- from the door`wolves
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Cliches: Make a mountain out of a .`molehill
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Cliches: Necessity is the mother of`invention
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Cliches: On which side the bread is --------.`buttered
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Cliches: The cat that swallowed the .`canary
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Cliches: The greatest thing since ------ bread.`sliced
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Cliches: Too many ----- in the fire.`irons
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Cliches: Variety is the ----- of life`spice
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Cliches: When the ----- come home`cows
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Cliff Richard came 2nd in the 1968 eurovision song contest with what song`Congratulations
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Cliff Richard's song The Millenium Prayer, combined the words of the Lord's Prayer with with tune`Auld Lang Syne
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Climacophobia is the fear of`stairs
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climb every mountain: which mountains form the spine of italy`the apennines
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Climbing plant with purple, blue or white hanging flowers`wisteria
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Clinophobia is a fear of`beds
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Clinophobia is the fear of`beds
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Clinophobia is the fear of`going to bed
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Clint Eastwood is allergic to these`horses
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Clipping shrubs or trees into ornamental shapes`topiary
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Clithrophobia is the fear of`being enclosed
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Clive Barker: Calhoun Mooney discovers the Fugue while chasing what (Weaveworld)`a pigeon
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Clive Barker: Featured in both "The Last Illusion" and The Books of the Art.`harry damour
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Clive Barker: Gentle used to be The Maestro _______ (Imajica)`sartori
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Clive Barker: How many more Books of Blood were released in the UK than in the US`3
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Clive Barker: Name of the books released in the US that was a Book of Blood in the UK`cabal
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Clive Barker: To the Seerkind, normal people are known as _______ (Weaveworld)`cuckoos
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Clive Barker: What did the Nuncio transform Tommy-Ray into (Books of the Art)`the death boy
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Clive Barker: What is The Dream Sea (The books of the Art)`quiddity
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Clive Barker: What was Randolf Jaffe transformed into by the Nuncio (Books of the Art)`the jaff jaff
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Cloak of rectangular piece of material with hole for the head`poncho
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clocked at over 60 mph, what is the fastest mammal on earth?`cheetah
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Clomipramine, a prescription anti-depressant had an unusual effect on a very small number of people which caused them to ___?` orgasm when they yawned
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Close attention or vigilance to minimize risk: 'The car proceeded over the rickety bridge with -------.'`caution
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Closed or fastened with or as if with a zipper`zippered
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Close encounters of the first kind`sighting unexplained craft
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Close-fitting breeches or leggings reaching up to the hips and fastened to a doublet, formerly worn by men. Used only in the plural`hose
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Close fitting knee length shorts`bermuda
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Close fitting one piece garment worn by dancers`leotard
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Close fitting short garment often a military uniform`tunic
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Closely related to pascal, niklaus wirth also played a part in what computer language's creation`modula
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Clothes: 1990s slang for very short cutoff jeans.`daisy dukes
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Clothes designer Alexander McQueen works for which fashion house`givenchy
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Clothes designer John Galliano works for which fashion house`christian dior
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Clothes: Eddie Bauer, Erehwon, and North Face are these types of stores.`outfitters
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Clothes: Name of a clothing line, or sport whose periods are called 'chuckers'.`polo
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Clothes prepared for a newborn child`layette
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Clothes that are casually styled but acceptable for many business or social occasions`sportswear
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Clothes: This company's logo is a sailboat.`nautica
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Clothes: Three-letter clothing outlet, or a space or void.`gap
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Clothing made of this fabric`tweeds
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Cloth of a color between violet and red, formerly worn as a symbol of royalty or high office`purple
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Cloth or yarn made from one of these synthetic materials`nylon
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Cloth with a tartan or checked pattern`plaid
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Cloth woven from this thread`linen
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Clouded over`overcast
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cloud height is measured by a?`ceilometer
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Cloud heights are measured by a....`ceilometer
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Cloyingly sweet or sentimental`syrupy
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Clumsy or clumsily formed: awkward`splay
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Clumsy or cumbersome`lumpish
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Cnidophobia is the fear of`stings
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Coach Turned Into A Pumpkin At Midnight`Cinderella
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Coal is sometimes added to softdrinks to make them ______`sweeter
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Coal`tar
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Coal tar`tarred
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"Coarse and Fly" are varieties of which popular activity`fishing
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Coarse gravel or crushed rock laid to form a bed for roads or railroads`ballast
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Coarse or shaggy to the touch: 'a rough scratchy blanket.'`roughed
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Coarse or shaggy to the touch: 'a rough scratchy blanket.'`roughness
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Coarse or shaggy to the touch: 'a ----- scratchy blanket.'`rough
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Coast The Pacific Coast of the United States`coast
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Coated with a sugar glaze: candied`glace
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coat turns white during the winter`an ermine`ermine
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Coca-Cola first went on sale at a drugstore in what southern US city`atlanta
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Coca-cola was named for the extracts of which of its two 'medicinal' ingredients`coca leaves and kola nuts
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coca-cola was originally----------`green
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Cocaine purified by heating with ether, and inhaled or smoked`freebase
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Cocci, Spirilla, and Streptococci are types of ________.`bacteria
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Cocci, Spirilla, and Streptococci are types of `bacteria
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Cocci, spirilla, & streptococci are types of ________`bacteria
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Cockney Rhyming Slang: apples and pears`stairs
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Cockney Rhyming Slang: trouble and strife`wife
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COCKNEY: What are eyes called`mince pies
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"Cockroaches and -------------- are the only things that can stay up all night and eat anything."- Herb Caen`socialites
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cockroaches favorite food is the glue on the back of----------`stamps
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cockroaches favorite food is the ---------- on the back of stamps`glue
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Cocktail of pineapple juice, rum & coconut`pina colada
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Cocktails: Bourbon, sugar and mint make a(n) `mint julep
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Cocktails: bourbon, sugar & mint make a(n) ___________`mint julep
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Cocktails: Cognac (brandy) and white creme de menthe make a(n) `stinger
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cocktails: creme de cacao, cream, and brandy make a`brandy alexander
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Cocktails: creme de cacao, cream, and brandy make a(n) __________`brandy
|
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cocktails: creme de cacao, cream, and brandy make a(n) __________?`brandy alexander
|
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Cocktails: Creme de Cacao, cream, and brandy make a(n) `brandy alexander
|
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Cocktails: Gin and Collins mix make a(n) `Tom Collins
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Cocktails: gin, blue curacao & lemonade make a _______`blue lagoon
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Cocktails: gin & collins mix make a(n) __________`tom collins
|
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Cocktails: Rum, lime, and cola drink make a(n) `cuba libre
|
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Cocktails: Triple sec, tequila, and lemon or lime juice make a(n) `margarita
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Cocktails: Vodka and Kahlua make a `black russian
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Cocktails: Vodka and lime juice make a`gimlet
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Cocktails: Vodka and orange juice make a`screwdriver
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cocktails: vodka and tomato juice make a?`bloody mary
|
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Cocktails: vodka & kahlua make a(n) ___________`black russian
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Cocktails: vodka & lime juice make a`gimlet
|
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Cocktails: Vodka, orange juice and Galliano make a(n)`Harvey Wallbanger
|
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Cocktails: Vodka, orange juice and Galliano make a(n) `Harvey Wallbanger
|
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Cocktails: what is the colour of the italian liquer galliano`yellow
|
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Cocktails: whiskey, angostura bitters, and sugar make an`old fashion
|
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Cocktails: Whiskey, hot coffee, and whipped cream make a(n) `Irish coffee
|
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'Coco-cola' was invented in which year`1886
|
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Cod French philosopher, scientist, and mathematician, sometimes called the father of modern philosophy`descartes
|
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Cod what three colors are the arrow poison frogs of south america`orange, red
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Cod what two colors are the arrow poison frogs of south america`orange, red
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Coffee haematophobia is a fear of ______`blood
|
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Coffee How long is a baby kangaroo at birth`one inch`1 inch
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Coffee made under steam pressure`espresso
|
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Coffee of high quality`mocha
|
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Coffins which are due for cremation are usually made with ______ handles`plastic
|
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Coimetrophobia is the fear of ____`cemeteries
|
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Coinage made of this element`gold
|
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Coinage made of this element`golds
|
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Coinciding in tendency or effect: concomitant or accompanying`collateral
|
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Coin-operated phonograph that's the highest scoring Scrabble first turn word`jukebox
|
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Coins manufactured in a mint`mintage
|
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coitophobia is a fear of ______`coitus
|
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Colchicine is one of the most effective drugs in combating which affliction, usually associated with the upper classes`gout
|
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Cold-blooded aquatic animals with backbones, gills, & fins are called_________`fish
|
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Cold or expressionless: 'a fishy stare.'`fishier
|
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Cold or expressionless: 'a ----- stare.'`fishy
|
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Collectively, how were Jean Borotra, Jaques Brugnon, Henri Cochet and Ren Lacoste known`four musketeers
|
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Collectively, how were Jean Borotra, Jaques Brugnon, Henri Cochet and Ren Lacoste known`four musketeers
|
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Collectively, what name is given to the first ten of the twenty six amendments to the United States' Constitution`the bill of rights
|
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Collective nouns: Boar`Sounder
|
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Collective term for slender, threadlike outgrowths of the epidermis of mammals, forming the characteristic covering of those mammals`hair
|
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Collect On Delivery`cod
|
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Colobus, vervet and mangabey are types of which animal`monkey
|
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Cologne water, a mildly perfumed toilet water also known as eau de Cologne, has been made in -----------, West Germany since 1709.`cologne
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colombo is the capital of ______`sri lanka
|
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Colonel Potter, from the TV series MASH, was allergic to what`tomato juice
|
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Colonel Waring, New York City Street Cleaning Commissioner, was responsible for organizing the first rubbish-sorting plant for recycling in the United States in`1898
|
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Colophony is a`bow resin
|
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Colorado: Former Denver mayor now Secretary of Transportation`federico pena
|
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Colorado: "Green-Eyed Lady" group from Denver`sugarloaf
|
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Colorado has become known as a skier's paradise, perhaps destined after words from President`Theodore Roosevelt
|
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Colorado: Number of mountains over 14,000 feet in Colorado`53
|
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Colorful Songs: Color of the Meanies in the Beatles cartoon Yellow Submarine`green
|
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Colorful Songs: Elvis looked forward to the time his moon would stop being this color`blue
|
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Colorful Songs: MTV ran a contest for a video to be produced for this Madonna song`true blue
|
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Colorful Songs: Nino Temp sang, and April Stevens talked on this 1964 hit`deep purple
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Colorful Songs: The Checkmates, Ltd. sang about this colour of pearl`black
|
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Colorless chemical pesticide, dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane, used to eradicate disease-carrying & crop-eating insects`ddt
|
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Colorless, corrosive liquid that has the chemical formula HNO3?`Nitric Acid
|
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Colorless, odorless, sweet-tasting alcohol, c3h8o3, with a specific gravity of 1.26`glycerol
|
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Colors: A Light Clear Red Colour`Cerise
|
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Colors: A Rich Deep Red Colour`Crimson
|
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Colors: Colour Of A Co2 Gas Laser Beam`Infrared
|
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Colors: Colour Of 'Sue' In The Video Game Pac-Man`Orange
|
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Colors: 'Ho, Ho, Ho'is Heard In The Valley Of The Jolly _____ Giant`Green
|
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Colors: 'I'm Dreaming Of A _____ Christmas.'`White
|
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Colors: In Mirc, What Colour Does Control-4 Give`Red
|
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Colors: In Most Muslim Countries And In __________ The Colour Of Mourning Is White`China
|
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Colors: In__________, The Colour Of Mourning Is Violet`Turkey
|
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Colors in the title: eiffel 65`blue
|
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Colors in the title: frank sinatra`white christmas
|
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Colors in the title: nena`99 red ballons
|
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Colors in the title: prince`little red corvette
|
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Colors in the title: shakin stevens`green door
|
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Colors: In Turkey, The Colour Of Mourning Is`Violet
|
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Colors: Jonquil Is A Shade Of Which Colour`Yellow
|
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Colors: P____ Is 'The Colour Which Age Gives To Works Of Art: Especially, The Green Rust Which Covers Ancient Bronzes, Coins, And Medals`Patina
|
|
Colors: Rhapsody In ____ Was A Loose Biographical Film Of George Gershwin`Blue
|
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Colors: The Best ________ Are Coloured Blue-White`Diamonds
|
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Colors: The Blue Crayon In Crayola's Box Magic Scents Is Designed To Smell Like`A New Car
|
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Colors: The Colour _____ Absorbs Heat. White Reflects It`Black
|
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Colors: The Colour Black Absorbs Heat. _____ Reflects It`White
|
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Colors: The Colour Black Absorbs Heat. White ________`Reflects It
|
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Colors: The Colour Black _______ ____. White Reflects It`Absorbs Heat
|
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Colors: The Colour Cobalt Imparts To Glass Is`Blue
|
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Colors: The Colour Combination With The Strongest Visual Impact Is Black On Yellow. Next To Follow Black On White, Yellow On Black, _____ __ _____, Dark Blue On White, And White On Dark Blue`White On Black
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Colors: The Colour Combination With The Strongest Visual Impact Is Black On Yellow. Next To Follow _____ __ _____, Yellow On Black, White On Black, Dark Blue On White, And White On Dark Blue`Black On White
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Colors: The Colour Of Hathor's Hair`Red
|
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Colors: The Colour Of The Blood Of An Octopus Is`Blue Green
|
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Colors: The Colour Of The Italian Liqeuer Galliano`Yellow
|
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Colors: The Colour Of The Maple Leaf On The Canadian Flag`Red
|
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Colors: The Colour Preference For Clothes Of Mourning In India Is _____, Which Symbolizes Withered Leaves`Brown
|
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Colors: The Colour _____ Was First Used In The Afghan War In 1880 - The Colour Was Considered Good Camouflage`Khaki
|
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Colors: The Michelin Restaurant Guides Are Red, What Colour Are Their Travel Guides`Green
|
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Colors: The Tablecloth In Da Vinci's Last Supper Was`White
|
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Colors: The Visible Spectrum Of Light Ranges From Red To`Violet
|
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Colors: This Colour Is A Favourite For Baby Clothes. It Is Light And Airy, But When Used As A Noun, The Word Can Also Mean An Item That Does Not Come Up To Expectations Or Specifications. Which Colour Is This`Lemon
|
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Colors: This Colour Is Often Considered Royal. It Can Be Used As A Noun, Almost Always As Part Of A Four Word Description Which Begins With The Word 'Born'. It Has A Poor Reputation In The Literary World. It`Purple
|
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Colors: Umber, Sienna And Sepia Are All Shades Of Which Colour`Brown
|
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Colors: Was Once Called 'Turkey Stone'`Turquoise
|
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Colors: ____ _____ Wear Black Only For Funerals And Periods Of Mourning`Thai Women
|
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Colors: What Are The Four Colours Of Croquet Balls`Red, Yellow, Blue, Black
|
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Colors: What Are The New York Yankees Two Team Colours`Black And White
|
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Colors: What Are The Only Two Colours A Table Tennis Ball Is Allowed To Be In Competitions`White And Yellow
|
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Colors: What Are The Primary Colours`Red Yellow Blue
|
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Colors: What Are The Three Colours Of Onions Sold In Most Grocery Stores`Yellow, Red, And White
|
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Colors: What Are The Three Colours On A Roulette Wheel`Black, Green And Red
|
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Colors: What Are The Three Colours On The German Flag`Black, Red, And Gold
|
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Colors: What Color Light Is Displayed On The Port Side Of A Boat`Red
|
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Colors: What Colour Are An Albino Elephant's Toenails`White
|
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Colors: What Colour Are A Zebra's Stripes During The First Six Months Of Life`Brown
|
|
Colors: What Colour Are Mickey Mouse's Gloves`White
|
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Colors: What Colour Are Most Of Venice's Gondolas`Black
|
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Colors: What Colour Are Shelled Pistachio Nuts`Green
|
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Colors: What Colour Are The Hottest Stars`Blue
|
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Colors: What Colour Are The Properties Kentucky, Illinois, And Indiana In Monopoly`Red
|
|
Colors: What Colour Are The Towers Of San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge`Red
|
|
Colors: What Colour Blood Does Mr. Spock Have`Green
|
|
Colors: What Colour Comes From Mixing Blue And Green`Turquoise
|
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Colors: What Colour Deals With Love, Reconciliation, Friendship, Happiness And Harmony`Pink
|
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Colors: What Colour Did Most Beatniks Wear Exclusively`Black
|
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Colors: What Colour Does A Chameleon Turn When Its Angry`Black
|
|
Colors: What Colour Does A Chinese Bride Wear`Red
|
|
Colors: What Colour Does Litmus Paper Turn When It's Dipped In Acid`Red
|
|
Colors: What Colour Does The Prefix 'Leuco-' Refer To`White
|
|
Colors: What Colour Do You Get When You Mix Blue And Red Together`Purple
|
|
Colors: What Colour Dress And Hat Did Queen Elizabeth Wear At Prince Charles's Wedding`Blue
|
|
Colors: What Coloured Jersey Is Worn By The Leader Of The Tour De France Cycling Race`Yellow
|
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Colors: What Colour Flag Was A Signal To Ancient Romans For The Commencement Of Battle`Red
|
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Colors: What Colour Flower Should Never Be Sent To Newlyweds In Hong Kong`White
|
|
Colors: What Colour Food Was Taboo For Ancient Greeks To Eat`Red
|
|
Colors: What Colour Grapes Adorned The Sun-Maid Raisin Package`Green
|
|
Colors: What Colour Hair Is Sexiest`Deep Red
|
|
Colors: What Colour Has Market Research Found Makes Customers Feel Like Spending Money`Light Purple
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is A Black Canyon`Brown
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is A Blue Crayon`Blue
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is A Crabs Blood`Blue
|
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Colors: What Colour Is A Giraffe's Tongue`Black
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is A Granny Smith Apple`Green
|
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Colors: What Colour Is A Grasshopper's Blood`White
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is A Green Crayon`Green
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is A Lobster's Blood`Blue
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is An Aircraft's 'Black Box' Flight Recorder`Orange
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is An Emu Egg`Green
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is A New York Taxi`Yellow
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Angelica, Used In Decorating Cakes`Green
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is A Purple Finch`Crimson
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is A Red Crayon`Red
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is A Robin's Egg`Blue
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Bistre, A Pigment Used In Artist's Paints And Inks`Brown
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is 'Brilliant Yellow Green'`Chartreuse
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Caffine`White
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Chablis`White
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Chlorine Gas`Green
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Chlorophyll`Green
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Cinnabar`Red
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Diamond Dust`Black
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is For Spiritual Strength`Purple
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Grasshopper Blood`White
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Grover`Blue
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Jesse's Vw In The Fast And The Furious`White
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Kentucky Ave In 'Monopoly'`Red
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Lisa's Necklace On The Simpsons`White
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Malachite`Green
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Most Commonly Found On National Flags`Red
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Paul Walker's Last Car In The Fast And The Furious`Orange
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Produced By The Complete Absorption Of Light Rays`Black
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Pure Molten Gold`Green
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Restful And Calming`Green
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is St James White Horse`White
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is The 20 Dollar Bill In The Game Of Monopoly`Green
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is The 'Black Box' On Commercial Planes`Orange
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is The Blood Of An Octopus`Bluish Green
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is The Boardwalk Space In Monopoly`Blue
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is The Car That Starsky And Hutch Drive`Red With A White Swoop
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is The Center Stripe On The American Flag`Red
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is The Central Line As Shown On London Underground Maps`Red
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is The 'Cookie Monster' From The Programme Sesame Street`Blue
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is The Cross On The Swedish National Flag`Yellow
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is The Cross On The Swiss National Flag`White
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is The Danger Flag In Motor Racing`Yellow
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is The Ferrari Emblem`Yellow
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is The Last And Most Valuable Ball A Snooker Player Must Pocket`Black
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is The Lion On The Side Of The Detroit Lions Football Helmet`Blue
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is The Mineral Malachite`Green
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is The Phone General Hammond Uses To Call The President`Red
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is The Polar Bear's Fur`Clear
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is The Semi-Precious Stone Amethyst`Purple
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is The Tip Of A Canada Lynx's Tail`Black
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Venous Blood`Dark Red`Crimson
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Vince's Nissan In The Fast And The Furious`Blue
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Vin Diesel's Racer In The Fast And The Furious`Red
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Viridian`Green
|
|
Colors: What Colour Is Yak's Milk`Pink
|
|
Colors: What Colour Lenses Are Required To View A 3-D Film`Red And Green
|
|
Colors: What Colour Makes Up All Of Libya's Flag`Green
|
|
Colors: What Colour Most Commonly Appears On The State Flags Of The United States`Blue
|
|
Colors: What Colour Of Evil Dragon Breathes Acid`Black
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Colors: What Colour On Black Produces The Most Visible Combination`Yellow
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Colors: What Colour Reflects Light From All Parts Of The Visible Spectrum`White
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Colors: What Colour Refrigerators Do North Americans Buy Most`White
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Colors: What Colour Represents Healing, Idealism And Occult Protection`Blue
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Colors: What Colour Represents Life Force, Vitality, Power And Determination`Red
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Colors: What Colour Ribbon Is Used To Denote First Prize In Most Contests`Blue
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Colors: What Colour Rose Signifies Modesty And Simplicity`Violet
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Colors: What Colours Are In The Canadian Flag`Red And White
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Colors: What Colours Are On The Belgian Flag`Yellow, Black And Red
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Colors: What Colours Are Rupert The Bear's Trousers`Yellow And Black
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Colors: What Colour Shirts Must Table Tennis Players Wear In Official Competition`Black
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Colors: What Colour Star Does Wonder Woman Sport In The Middle Of Her Headband`Red
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Colors: What Colour Stimulates The Mind And Represents Achievement And Learning`Yellow
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Colors: What Colours Was The Ferrari Formula 1 Car In The 1964 U.S.A Grand Prix`Blue And White
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Colors: What Colour Symbolizes Great Achievement, Wealth And Longevity`Gold
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Colors: What Colour Symbolizes Joy, Optimism And The Will To Succeed`Orange
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Colors: What Colour Top Hat Does Jiminy Cricket Sport, In Pinocchio`Blue
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Colors: What Colour Was A Mood Ring Supposed To Turn If Its Wearer Were Depressed`Black
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Colors: What Colour Was Christopher Columbus' Hair`Blonde
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Colors: What Colour Was Coca Cola Originally`Green
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Colors: What Colour Was Johnny Tran's Car In The Fast And The Furious`Black
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Colors: What Colour Was Nancy Reagan's Coat At Her Husband's Inaugural Parade`Red
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Colors: What Colour Was Paul Walker's First Car In The Fast And The Furious`Green
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Colors: What Colour Was The 1,000,000th Vw Beetle`Gold
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Colors: What Colour Was The 100 Billionth Crayon Manufactured By Crayola`Perriwinkle Blue
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Colors: What Colour Was The Cover Of 'Monty Python's Big Red Book' (1971)`Blue
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Colors: What Colour Was The Hundred Billionth Crayola Crayon`Periwinkle Blue
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Colors: What Colour Was The Light That Flashed From The Front Of Knight Rider's Computer Car`Red
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Colors: What Colour Was The White House Before It Was Burned Down By The British In 1814`Grey
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Colors: What Colour Was Yoko Ono Dressed In The First Time She Met John Lennon`Black
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Colors: What Colour Were E.T's Eyes`Blue
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Colors: What Colour Were The Frogs That Fell From The Sky In October,1987 Around Stroud, Gloucestershire, England`Pink
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Colors: What Colour Were The Function Keys In The Acorn A3010`Green
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Colors: What Colour Would One Associate With The Spanish Volunteer Force On The Eastern Front In The Wwii`Blue
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Colors: What Colour Would The Sky Be If Viewed From Mars`Pink
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Colors: What Do You Get When You Mix Blue And Yellow`Green
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Colors: What Four Colours Were Offered By The Stutz Bearcat`Bright Yellow, Red, Blue And Gray
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Colors: What Is The Colour Of Solid Sulphur`Yellow
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Colors: What Is The Colour Of The Middle Traffic Light`Amber
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Colors: What Is The Most Popular Bingo Dauber Colour`Purple
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Colors: What Is The Most Striking Colour Combination, In Terms Of Visibility`Black And Yellow
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Colors: Whats The Most Common Colour Of Topaz`Yellow
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Colors: What Two Colours Are Found On The Flags Of All Central American Nations`Blue And White
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Colors: What Two Colours Make Up The Flag Of Japan`Red And White
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Colors: What Was The Colour Of Marilyn Monroe's Eyes`Blue
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Colors: What Was The Original Colour Of Coca-Cola`Green
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Colors: What Was The Original Colour Of Post Boxes`Green
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Colors: What Was The Original Colour Of The White House`Grey
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Colors: What Was The Original Name For The Crayola Crayon Colour Peach`Flesh
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Colors: Which Colour Attire Is In Islamic Countries A Sign Of Mourning`White
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Colors: Which Colour Is 'Beyond The Sea'`Ultramarine
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Colors: Which Colour Is Involved In Making Leather`Tan
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Colors: Which Colour Is The Centre Of An Archery Target`Gold
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Colors: Which Colour Is Used For Psychic Matters`White
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Colors: Which Colour Sounds Like You've Finished The Book`Red
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Colors: Which Colour Surname Did Priscilla White Change Her Name To`Black
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Colors: Which Colour Was One Of Robin Hood's Henchmen`Scarlet
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Colors: You Are In A Room Where All Walls Face South. A Bear Walks By. What Colour Is It`White
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Colour between red and blue`purple
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Colourful shrub with drooping flowers`fushsia
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Colourful Songs: Color of Led Zeppelin's dog`black
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Colourful Songs: Color of the Meanies in the Beatles cartoon Yellow Submarine`green
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Colourful Songs: Colour of the Meanies in the Beatles cartoon _Yellow Submarine_`green
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Colourful Songs: Donovan's color of choice in his most successful song`yellow
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Colourful Songs: Elvis looked forward to the time his moon would stop being this colour.`blue
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Colourful Songs: John Cougar Mellencamp's houses were of this color`pink
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Colourful Songs: Johnny Wakelin's nickname for Muhammad Ali`black Superman
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Colourful Songs: Joni Mitchell sang about taking a drive in one of these Big cars`yellow taxi
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Colourful Songs: MTV ran a contest for a video to be produced for this Madonna song.`true blue
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Colourful Songs: Nino Temp sang, and April Stevens talked on this 1964 hit.`deep purple
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Colourful Songs: Prince song that mentions a color in the title`little red corvette
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Colourful Songs: Sheb Wooley sang about this creature`purple people Eater
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Colourful Songs: The Checkmates, Ltd. sang about this colour of pearl.`black
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Colourful Songs: The Coasters told this color to run`red
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Colourful Songs: The Moody Blues greatest hit`nights in white satin
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Colourful Songs: The two colors of velvet that have hit number one`black and blue
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Colourful Songs: This Rolling Stones song was deemed as racist by many`brown sugar
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Colourful Songs: What the Long Cool Woman wears`black dress
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Colourless volatile liquid formerly used as an anaesthetic`chloroform
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[colours in the title] Eiffel 65`blue
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[colours in the title] Frank sinatra`white christmas
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[colours in the title] Nena`99 red ballons
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[colours in the title] Prince`little red corvette
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[colours in the title] Shakin' stevens`green door
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Col Rudolf Able was the Russian spy exchanged in 1962 for who`gary powers
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columbia is the capital of what state`south carolina
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Columbia Records is flooded with requests for Cassius Clay's album`i am the greatest
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Columbus had three ships on his first American exploration. On his second expedition, --------- ships were under his command.`seventeen
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Columbus is the capital of ______`ohio
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Combe Hill, at 853 feet, is the highest point in which English range of hills`chilterns
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"---------- comes by being brave; fear comes by holding back."- Publilius Syrus`courage
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---------- comes from the french, cord du roi or cloth of the king`corduroy
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"----------- comes from understanding that the obstacles in front of you are not going to go away."- Sarah Ferguson`humility
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"------------ comes not from always being right but from not fearing to be wrong."- Peter T. McIntyre`confidence
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Cometophobia is the fear of`comets
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comet that slammed into jupiter, in the mid 1990s, that reportedly would have destroyed all semblance of life on earth`shoemaker-levy
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comet which visited in 1998, prompting a doomsday cult of about 30 people to commit suicide.`hale-bopp
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Comforter Christianity. The Holy Spirit`comforter
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Comfrey (herb) baths were popular before the wedding night to attempt to repair the hymen and thereby apparently restore _______`virginity
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comics: cable's full real name`nathan christopher summer
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comics: from what issue did the x-men title branch from the uncanny x-men`two hundred eighty one
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comics: from what issue did the x-men title branch from the uncanny x-men`two hundred eighty one`281
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comics: from what issue did the x-men title branch from the uncanny x-men`two hundred eighty one`summer
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comics: giant robots that hunted mutants.`sentinels
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comics: how many x-men were there originally`five
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Comics: Magneto's real name`erik magnus lensherr
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comics: mr fantastic and invisible girl's son.`franklin richards
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comics: the beast formerly belonged to this group.`avengers
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comics: the creator of x-men.`stan lee
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comics: the founder of the x-men (real name)`charles xavier
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comics: the x-men are split into these two teams`blue gold`gold blue
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comics: the x-men are split into these two teams`blue gold`gold lee
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comics: the x-men otherwise known as the`children of the atom
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Comic Strip Trivia : What comic strip is set at Camp Swampy`beetle bailey
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comics: what are dennis the menace's parents first names?`alice & henry
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comics: what are dennis the menace's parents first names`alice & henry`alice and henry
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Comics: What color suit does Clark Kent always wear`blue
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comics: what colour suit does clark kent always wear`blue
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comics: what does the beast say when he's suprised`oh my stars and garters
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comics: what is captain america's real name`steve rogers
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comics: what is captain marvel's favorite expression`holey moley
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comics: what is iron man's real name`tony stark
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comics: what is the incredible hulk's real name`bruce banner
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comics: what mountain peak does captain marvel fly over`rock of eternity
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comics: what mountain peak does captain marvel fly over`rock of`harris
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comics: what school does charlie brown attend?`birchwood
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comics: what was storm's profession when she was young`pickpocket
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comics: when professor x was killed by his son, an alternate timeline was formed. what was it called`age of apocalypse
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comics: who draws "hagar the horrible"?`dik browne
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comics: who is professor x's half brother`juggernaut
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comics: who is the x-men's arch nemesis`magneto
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comics: who was the first x-man to die`thunderbird
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Coming as if from the depths of one's being: '-------- contempt.'`profound
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Coming from the east: '------- breezes.'`eastern
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Coming from the north: '-------- breezes.'`northern
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Coming from the south: '-------- breezes.'`southern
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Coming from the west: '------- breezes.'`western
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Coming or being from the east: 'easterly winds.'`easterlies
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Coming or being from the north: '--------- winds.'`northerly
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Coming or being from the west: 'westerly winds.'`westerlies
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Coming to maturity: emerging: 'the rising generation.'`risings
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Comino is part of which island group`malta
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Command Defeated The Spanish Fleet In Manila Bay In 1898`Commodore George Dewey
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commander of the prussian army during the 100 days campaign`gebhard von blucher
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Commander Sisko loves what sport`baseball
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Comment On The First Moon Landing Was 'This Is The Greatest Week In The History Of The World Since The Creation'`Richard Nixon
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Commercial enterprise of hunting whales to obtain oil, whalebone, meat, & various by-products`whaling
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Commercial raising of chickens, turkeys, ducks, & geese for their meat & eggs`poultry farming
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Commercial wax obtained by processing and purifying the crude wax of the honeybee and used in making candles, crayons, and polishes`beeswax
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Commodities sold by a grocer`groceries
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Common Ground: Bob Seger, Iggy Pop, Madonna The MC 5`michigan
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Common Ground: Dave Holland, Jaco Pastorius, Scott Lafaro`bass
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Common Ground: HF Thiefaine, Les Negresses Vertes, Jaques Brel`france
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Common Ground: Stevie Ray Vaughan, Nile Rogers, Adrian Belew, Mick Ronson`bowie guitarists
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Common inclusive term used to describe physical discomfort of the upper gastrointestinal tract, associated with eating or drinking`indigestion
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Common name applied generally to certain members of a family of relatively small salamanders, most of which spend at least part of their lives in water`newt
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Common name applied to a group of vegetable products, both amorphous & crystalline, obtained from various plants, & important commercially in the tanning of leather`tannins
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Common name applied to any of a family of evergreen shrubs & trees`nutmeg
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Common name applied to a perennial, trailing herb of the morning glory family`sweet potato
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Common name applied to birds of about 14 genera of the pheasant family`partridge
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Common name applied to certain large African monkeys & sometimes to the closely related gelada`baboon
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Common name applied to most species of hymenopteran insects (hymenoptera), except bees & ants`wasp
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Common name for about 19 species of annual herbs, of the grass family (grasses)`rice
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Common name for about 200 species of algae belonging to the phylum charophyta of the plant kingdom`stonewort
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Common name for about 2200 species of fishes, of which some 1200 are south american`catfish
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Common name for about 34,000 species of arthropod animals having eight walking legs, anterior appendages bearing fangs & poison glands, & specialized reproductive organs on the second appendages of the male`spider
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Common name for about 90 species of small songbirds, all of which are found in eurasia`lark
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Common name for a carnivore now widespread in North America & closely related to the wolf (dog family)`coyote
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Common name for a deciduous orchard tree of the rose family, & for the fruit of this tree`peach
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Common name for a family comprising about 80 genera & 1500 species of herbs, shrubs, & some trees, & for its representative genus`mallow
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Common name for a family of flowering plants & for its representative genus`buttercup
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Common name for a family of grasslike flowering plants with characteristically triangular stems`sedge
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Common name for a family of herbaceous flowering plants`iris
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Common name for a family of mostly herbaceous flowering plants, & for its representative genus`pink
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Common name for a family of mostly woody flowering plants, and for one of its important genera?`Tea
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Common name for a family of woody or herbaceous flowering plants of worldwide distribution, & for its well-known genus`mint
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Common name for a genus of about 40 species of coniferous trees, indigenous to the northern hemisphere, nearly half being natives of North America`spruce
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Common name for a genus of perennial flowers of the buttercup family`globeflower
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Common name for a large genus of hardwood trees that are widespread in the north temperate zone`oak
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common name for a large sea turtle, named for the color of its fat, although the animal is brownish overall?`green turtle
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Common name for a medium-size family of flowering plants with many important fruit & ornamental species, & for its representative genus`rose
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Common name for a medium-size family of mostly woody flowering plants widely distributed in tropical areas, & for its representative genus`soapberry
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Common name for an almost exclusively meat-eating family of mammals (carnivore) that are superbly adapted for their typically predatory life`cat family
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Common name for an amphibian of the order that also includes toads`frog
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Common name for an annual leguminous (legume) plant & its seeds`soybean
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Common name for a number of species of water birds of the same family as ducks & swans`goose
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Common name for any animal of the vertebrate class lying between fishes & reptiles on the evolutionary scale`amphibian
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Common name for any large member of a family of rodents, with dull-colored, coarse fur; long tails; large ears; & a pointed snout`rat
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Common name for any member of a family of annual & perennial herbs & shrubs, native to subtropical & temperate regions worldwide`saint john's wort
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Common name for any member of a genus of plants, of the mustard family`wallflower
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Common name for any of about 2000 species of two-winged insects (fly)`mosquito
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Common name for any of about 30 species of long-legged, long-necked wading birds of the same family as the spoonbills`ibis
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Common name for any of a genus of coniferous trees (pine)`hemlock
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Common name for any of a group of mainly aquatic arthropod invertebrates, including the crab, lobster, & shrimp`crustacean
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Common name for any of a large family of luminescent beetles`firefly
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Common name for any of a large group of mammals, most of which carry their young in an abdominal pouch after birth`marsupial
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Common name for any of seven species of water birds constituting a distinct section of the duck family`swan
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Common name for any of several different species of marine bivalve mollusks`oyster
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Common name for any of several marine spiny-finned food fishes`weakfish
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Common name for any of several species of highly social bees known for their honey-hoarding behavior & their use as a domesticated species (beekeeping)`honey bee
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Common name for any of the invertebrate animals making up two classes of the coelenterate phylum`jellyfish
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Common name for any one of numerous varieties of sweet fruits of the gourd family, that grow on two species of trailing vines`melon
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Common name for a plant family comprising about 227 genera & 4450 species of mostly temperate herbs, & for its representative genus`figwort
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Common name for a plant family, & for plants of the family's typical genus`milkweed
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Common name for a plant family with about 50 genera & 1300 species`ginger
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Common name for a plant of the sedge family`papyrus
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Common name for a small family of aquatic flowering plants, & for its representative genus`water lily
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Common name for a small family of trees, widespread in the temperate areas of the northern hemisphere, & for its representative genus`maple
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Common name for a small family of woody flowering plants, & for certain trees of its representative genera`willow
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Common name for a small thorny tree (rue), & for its fruit`lemon
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Common name for a species of bear, similar in size to a large cat, with thick, reddish-brown fur`lesser panda
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Common name for a tropical tree grown on the islands of the south pacific ocean`breadfruit
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Common name for a tropical tree (Mulberry), grown on the islands of the South Pacific Ocean?`Breadfruit
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Common name for certain flowering plants often grown as houseplants`african violet
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Common name for certain mammals in the mole family that lead a semiaquatic existence beside ponds & streams, feeding on insects, fish, & mollusks`desman
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Common name for certain marine members of a family of venomous snakes`sea snake
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Common name for certain members of a family of venomous snakes, known for their intimidating behavior & deadly bite`cobra
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Common name for certain slow-moving arboreal mammals that inhabit the tropical forests of south & central america`sloth
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Common name for certain small, burrowing mammals characterized by a pointed snout; rudimentary eyes; soft, thick, velvety fur; short legs; broad feet; & long, powerful claws on the front pair of legs`mole
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Common name for flightless, aquatic birds of the southern hemisphere?`penguin
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Common name for many food fishes, but not corresponding to any particular scientific classification`bass
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Common name for many rodents belonging to the same family as the woodchuck, chipmunk, and prairie dog`squirrel
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common name for many rodents belonging to the same family as the woodchuck (marmot), chipmunk, and prairie dog?`squirrel
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Common name for members of a family of widely distributed shorebirds consisting of more than 60 species`plover
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Common name for nonpoisonous snakes of the boa family`boa
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Common name for numerous heavy-bodied, large-jawed, sedentary fishes found close to weeds, coral, & other protected coastal areas`grouper
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Common name for passerine birds of several unrelated families, many having the habit of capturing insects on the wing`flycatcher
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Common name for several plants of the family of composite flowers`thistle
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Common name for several related plants, especially for certain hybrids cultivated as ornamentals & sold as dried bulbs for growing as houseplants`amaryllis
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Common name for small, bloodsucking, wingless insects`flea
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Common name for soft-bodied, usually parasitic animals, the simplest of animals possessing heads`flatworm
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Common name for solitary, slow-moving lizards, so named for their shape & their well-developed, protective, bony osteoderms (scales) that lie just beneath the outer skin`alligator lizard
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Common name for the family comprising a peculiar group of spiny, fleshy plants native to America?`cactus
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Common name for the five species of a family of birds having exceptionally long legs & long, highly flexible necks`flamingo
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Common name for the species of a genus of large birds having a long, large, flattened bill, the upper mandible terminated by a strong hook that curves over the tip of the lower one`pelican
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Common name for three or four species of large trees native to mountainous areas of north africa & asia`cedar
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Common name for two different members of the deer family`elk
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Common name for two families of true (two-winged) flies, the larvae of what feed on fresh or decaying vegetable matter`fruit fly
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Common name for white soft limestone`chalk
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Common name given to several unrelated groups of seed-eating birds including the true finches, the hawaiian honeycreepers (honeycreeper), & a family of tiny birds of tropical & subtropical areas of eurasia`finch
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Common name loosely applied to any biting two-winged fly`gnat
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Common ore of iron, and one of the most commonly occurring minerals in nature?`Goethite
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Commonplace: ordinary: '-------- worries.'`everyday
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Common sense: good judgment: It is a characteristic of ------ not to do desperate things (Henry David Thoreau)`wisdom
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Commonwealth day is celebrated on the second monday of which month`march
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Communication of audible signals encoded in electromagnetic waves`radio
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Communism A system of government in which the state plans and controls the economy and a single, often authoritarian party holds power, claiming to make progresstoward a higher social order in which all goods are equally`communism
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Compaction of wet material, such as clay, in order to make a watertight paste`puddlings
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Compact, opaque gemstone ranging in color from dark green to almost white?`jade
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companions were the argonauts`jason
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Company that created the VQF Audio Format`Yamaha
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Company that owns Nullsoft & Winamp`AOL`America On Line
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Company what is the abbreviation for lake minnetonka`lake tonka
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Company what is the former name of the tonka metalcraft company`mound metalcraft
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Comparatively high on the scale of ------ness`bright
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compared to the earth, how much gravity does the moon have`one eighth
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Compiling of dictionaries is called`lexicography
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Complete: absolute: '------ loyalty.'`strict
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Completed in 1966, which is the world's largest opera house`metropolitan in new york
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Complete in every particular: 'a ---- account.'`full
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Complete or almost complete absence of the sense of sight`blindness
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Complete or thorough: unequivocal: '------ support.'`hearty
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Complete or utter: extreme: '----- poverty: a ----- contrast.'`stark
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Complete the following Quentin Crisp quote: 'Sex is the last refuge of the _________'`Miserable
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Complete the following quote from Mae West: 'All discarded lovers should be given a second chance, but....'`with somebody else
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Complete the Francoise Sagan quote: 'I like men to behave like men___________________`strong and childish
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Complete the group title Gerry and the what`pacemakers
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Complete The Indigo Girls Title: Dead Man's`hill
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Complete The Indigo Girls Title: Jonas and`ezekial
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Complete The Indigo Girls Title: Language or the`kiss
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Complete The Indigo Girls Title: Left Me A`fool
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Complete The Indigo Girls Title: Will Come To You`love
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Complete the King Vidor quote: '________ is not a word, it's a sentence`marriage
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Complete the line: "Step on a crack"`break your back
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complete the line: "step on a crack"`break your`montreal
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Complete the name of the 1970s group Bachman Turner ...`overdrive
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Complete the name of the 1970s group Sutherland Brothers and ....`quiver
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Complete the name of this celebrated jazz singer Billie`holiday
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Complete the name of this famous US ice hockey team "The Los Angeles ________"`Kings
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Complete the proverb 'Don't put all your eggs in one`basket
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Complete the proverb 'The hand that rocks the cradle....'`rules the world
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Complete the proverb: There's many a good tune`played on an old fiddle
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Complete the proverb: 'The sweetest wine makes the sharpest...'`vinegar
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Complete the proverb: 'What you lose on the swings..'`you gain on the roundabouts
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Complete the Renoir quote: 'Never trust a man who doesn't get excited at the sight of a pretty _______`Breast
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Complete the rhyme for 'Thursday's child ....'`has far to go
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Complete the saying: An apple a day`Keeps the doctor away
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Complete the saying, 'He who praises everybody ............'`praises nobody
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Complete the saying "Three may keep a secret if."`two are dead
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Complete the saying 'What can't be cured must be ................'`endured
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Complete the simile: as happy as a _____`clam
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Complete the simile: drink like a ______`fish
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Complete the simile:dumb as a box of______`rocks
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Complete the simile: happy as a _______`lark
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Complete the simile:slick as_____`snot
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Complete the simile:useless as a screen door on a __________`submarine
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Complete the simile:you lie like a ___`rug
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Complete the title of John Osborne's play 'Look Back in ..'`anger
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Complete the title of the Charles Dickens novel 'Martin`chuzzlewit
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complete the title of the north-east band: prefab `sprout
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Complete the title of the novel by Daniel DeFoe 'The Amorous Adventures of .....'`moll flanders
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Complete the title of the Umberto Eco book 'The Name of the.....`rose
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Complete the title of this film 'Kind Hearts and..'`coronets
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Complete the title of this Johny Cash song 'A Boy Named....`sue
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Complete the title of this Travis song 'Why Does it Always....`rain on me
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Complete the Woody Allen quote: 'If I were to come back in another life, I would like to be Warren Beatty's...'`fingertips
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Complete this bands name, Dexys`midnight runners
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Complete this line: Welcome back my friends to the show`that never ends
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Complete this Luther Ingram lyric: If loving you is wrong`i don't want to be right
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complete this phrase: friends, romans,`back
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complete this phrase: friends, romans,`countrymen
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Complete this proverb 'A thing of beauty is`a joy for ever
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Complete this proverb:'Listeners never hear any..'`good of themselves
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Complete this proverb "Once bitten`twice shy
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Complete this proverb 'spare the rod and`spoil the child
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Complete this quotation from Voltaire "if God did not exist"`It would be necessary to invent him
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Complete this quote: "I feel the need... the need for___"`Speed
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Complete this rhyme for a bride: "Something old,, something new,, ___"`something borrowed something blue
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Complete this saying 'All ship shape and'`bristol fashion
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Complete this saying 'Too many cooks...'`spoil the broth
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Complete this title a novel by George Eliot "Daniel`deronda
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Complex disease of uncertain origin caused by the faulty metabolism of uric acid produced in the body by breakdown of protein, & resulting in elevated levels of uric acid in the blood`gout
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Components Has Such A High Surface Gravity That Light Cannot Escape From It`Double Star
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Composed of a single valve or piece. Used of a shell`univalve
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Composed of distinct, meaningful syllables or words, as human speech`articulate
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Composed of numerous diverse elements or facets: 'the ------ life of the metropolis.'`myriad
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Composed of or containing vesicles`vesicular
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Composed of senators`senatorial
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Composed of two like parts: '------ doors.'`double
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Composer: Claire de Lune`claude debussy
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Composer Ludwig van Beethoven was once arrested for`vagrancy
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Composer of Midsummers Night dream, Fingals Cave`mendelssohn
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composer of the blue danube`johann strauss`fauntleroy
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composer of the blue danube`johann strauss ii
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Composer of the music for the movie, Crimson Tide`hanz Zimmer
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Composer of the music for the movie, Dragon The Bruce Lee Story`randy edelman
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Composer Peer Gynt`edvard grieg
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Composer Romeo and Juliet`sergei prokofiev
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Composer The Damnation of Faust`hector berlioz
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Composer Turandot`giacomo puccini
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Compounds: of which molecule outnumber tenfold all other compounds of molecules together`carbon
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comprising of 9 member countries, with cambodia poised to join as its tenth member is this grouping`asean
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Computer Games: Adventure game series by Sierra that's 'fit for a King'`kings quest
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Computer Games: "---- Car Racing"`indy
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Computer Games: CEO of Origin's nickname, also a character in the Ultima series`lord british
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Computer Games: "Duke -----"`nukem
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Computer Games: How many levels are there in Doom II`32
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Computer Games: Lucas Arts' very popular space shooter`rebel assault
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Computer Games: One of the first "interactive movies", published by Media Vision`quantum gate
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Computer Games: One of the most popular in gaming history, featuring the BFG 9000`doom
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Computer Games: Sid Meir's revolutionary strategy game of epic proportions`civilization
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Computer Games: This adventure game series stars Roger Wilco`space quest
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Computer Games: This hugely popular game was created by two brothers, aka Cyan`myst
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Computer Games: This revolutionary, first person game was set in a Nazi stronghold`wolfenstein 3d
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Computer: How many bits are in a nibble `4
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Computers - a file which has a "hidden attribute" is called a__________`hidden file
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Computers - a "lan" is called a_________`local area network
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Computers - all keys that have a "F" with a number,are called a________`function key
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Computer Science. A computer and the associated physical equipment directly involved in the performance of data-processing or communications functions`hardware
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Computer Science. A computer`processor
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Computer Science. A copy of a program or file that is stored separately from the original`backup
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Computer Science. A device in a network that handles message transfer between computers`router
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Computer Science. A document or file having a preset format, used as a starting point for a particular application so that the format does not have to berecreated each time it is used: 'a loan amortization`template
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Computer Science. A hardware device, such as a printed circuit board, that enables a personal computer to use additional peripheral devices or hardware`adapter
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Computer Science. A listing of the files contained in a storage device, such as a magnetic disk`directory
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Computer Science. An exchange of signals between two devices when communications begin in order to ensure synchronization`handshake
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Computer Science. Any of a number of security schemes that prevent unauthorized users from gaining access to a computer network or that monitor transfers of information to and`firewall
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Computer Science. A picture or design covering the background of a display screen`wallpaper
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Computer Science. A pointed instrument used as an input device on a pressure-sensitive screen`styli
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Computer Science. A pointed instrument used as an input device on a pressure-sensitive screen`stylus
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Computer Science. A program that produces executable machine code from symbolic assembly language`assembler
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Computer Science. A program that translates another program written in a high-level language into machine language so that it can be executed`compiler
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Computer Science. A routine that controls the order in which input and output devices obtain access to the processing system`dispatcher
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Computer Science. A sequence of characters that one must input to gain access to a file, application, or computer system`password
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Computer Science. A set of precompiled routines for use in writing new programs`toolbox
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Computer Science. Numerical or other information represented in a form suitable for processing by computer`data
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Computer Science. Of or relating to an application that can combine text, graphics, full-motion video, and sound into an intergrated package`multimedia
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Computer Science. Of or relating to a programming language or a system that can be modified by changing or adding features`extensible
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"Computer Science" : That big square thing you're staring at right now is called a _______`monitor
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Computer Science. The box that houses the main components of a computer, such as the central processing unit, disk drives, and expansion slots`cabinet
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Computer Science : The Internet Relay Chat Program, which normally connects to port 6667, is more commonly known as ___`irc
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Computer Science. The process of accessing information from memory or other storage devices`retrieval
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Computer Science. The roller in a printer against which the print head strikes`platen
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Computer Science. To increase the computing speed and efficiency of (a program), as by rewriting instructions`optimize
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Computer Science. To participate in a synchronous exchange of remarks with one or more people over a computer network`chats
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Computer Science. To provide (information or graphics) on a screen`display
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Computer Science. To receive (data) into one program from another`import
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Computer Science. To receive (data) into one program from another`imported
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Computer Science. To transfer (data) to a peripheral device`offload
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Computers - demo means_______`demonstration
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Computers: How does mongo DB ensure high speeds for commits?`It always returns success
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Computers: How do you override a linux system in any state?`The magic sysrq commands
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computers - mhz stands for________?`megahertz
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Computers - on "Windows 95/98",what application can you use to see all the files that you have on your computer`explorer
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Computers : The longest key on your keyboard is the ----- bar`space
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Computers: This company uses the slogan AOL?`America Online
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Computers - to erase data or files from your computer is to________`format
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Computers: To reorganise the data on your hard drive`defragment
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Computers - to transmit files from a central computer or server to another is called_______`upload
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Computers: What color do you get in Mirc using control code number 4?`red
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Computers: What does 'I.B.M.' stand for?`International Business Machines
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Computers: What does TFT mean when seen on a monitor`thin film transistor
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Computers - what do you call a "file extention" given to "batch files`bat
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Computers: What is intel's manufacturer number when a device is enumerated?`8086
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Computers: What is the clock rate of DDR3-1600 RAM?`800 MHz
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Computers: What is the "Three Fingered Salute?"`Control Alt Delete
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Computers - what is the web program "web crawler" used for`search engine
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Computers - what key on the keyboard "shifts" the alphabets keys to "uppercase"`caps lock
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Computers: What was Charles Babbage famous for?`Designing the Difference Engine
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Computers: What was invented over 3000 years ago that is now considered the first 'computer'?`Abacus
|
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Computers: What was the first version of Microsoft Windows to have networking capabilities?`Windows for Workgroups
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Computers: What was the first version of Microsoft Windows?`Windows 2.86
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Computers: What was the lowest speed range (mhz) of the first intel pentium processors?`60 Mhz
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Computers - what year was the first IBM pc introduced`1981
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Computers: What year was the Intel Pentium processor introduced?`1993
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Computers - when software stops responding & your computer freezes, what has happened to your computer`it crashed
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Computers : Which computer firm made a model called Amiga`Commodore
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Computers : Which computer firm made a model numbered ZX80`Sinclair
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Computers: Which country does the operating system 'Linux' come from?`Finland
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Computers - which drive is mostly the "main drive" on a pc computer`drive c:
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Computers: Who invented the predecessor to today's computers?`Charles Babbage
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Computers: Who was the C.E.O. of Apple computers?`Steve Jobs
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computer term: what does ram stand for`random access memory
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computer term: what does ram stand for`random access`vermont
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Computer: What does ietf stand for `Internet Engineering Task Force
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Computer: What is MUD an abbreviation for `Multiple User Dungeon
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Computer: What was Fortran designed for `Formula Translation
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Computer: Which brothers built a home-made supercomputer to calculate the digits of Pi `Chudnovsky
|
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Computer: Who is the Linux operating system named after `Linus Torvalds
|
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conakry is the capital of ______`guinea
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Concealment by disguise or protective coloring`camouflage
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Concealment or palliation of flaws or failures`whitewash
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"--------- concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will."- Frederick Douglass (August 4, 1857)`power
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Concerned with dissection`anatomic
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Concerned with matters of the spirit or soul`unworldly
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Concerned with words only rather than with content or ideas: 'a merely ------ distinction.'`verbal
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Concerning or using the soft palate`velar
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Concerning the topography of a specific region`geographic
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Concern with or interest in sexual activity`sexuality
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Concern with the interests, needs, and welfare of humans: (the newest flower on the vine of corporate -------- (Savvy)`humanism
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Concertino=short concerto, concertina=simple type of this instrument`accordian
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concetta rosa maria franconero is the real name of which 60's singer`connie francis
|
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Concise expression: terseness`brevity
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Concordia is the roman goddess of ______`harmonious relations
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Condemnation to everlasting punishment: doom`damnation
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Condemned to death or destruction: doomed: 'the ----- city of Troy.'`fated
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Condition existing at the free surface of a liquid, resembling the properties of an elastic skin under tension`surface tension
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Condition in a circuit in which the combined impedances of the capacity and induction to alternating currents cancel each other out or reinforce each other?`Resonance
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Condition in which body temperature falls drastically as a result of exposure to cold`hypothermia
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Condition of persistent mental and emotional stress occuring after injury or severe shock`post-traumatic stress disorder
|
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Conditions and practices that serve to promote or preserve health: '------- in the workplace: personal -------.'`hygiene
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Condition with ringing in the ears`tinnitus
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Condoms are considered obscene material in Wisconsin and have to be hidden behind a __________ counter.`pharmacists
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Condoms are made of?`latex
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Condoms are most commonly used in what country?`Japan
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Conducive to inactivity or laziness: lethargic: 'humid, -------- weather.'`indolent
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Conducive to life, growth, or comfort: mild: the ------ sunshine... saturating his miserable body with its warmth (Jack London)`genial
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Conducive to study`studious
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conduct and attitude exhibit ---------ship`sportsman
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Conduct or an action marked by depravity or brutality`bestiality
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Conferring or advancing glory: 'a -------- achievement.'`glorious
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Confined in attitude or interest to one's own needs or affairs`egocentric
|
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Confined to inland waters, as certain salmon`landlocked
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Confinement in prison: captivity. Often used in the plural`bond
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Conflict, as between persons having dissimilar ideas or interests: clash`friction
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Conforming to one principle, standard, or rule: consistent`uniform
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Conforming to the artistic and literary models of ancient Greece and Rome`classical
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Conforming to the standards of a ----ession: '----essional behavior.'`prof
|
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Conformity to fact or truth: accuracy or precision: 'a report of doubtful veracity.'`veracities
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Conformity to prevailing customs and usages`propriety
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Confuscious Say: A girl's best ------ is her 'lie'ability.`asset
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Confuscious Say: A streaker is someone who is --------- for his work.`unsuited
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Confuscious Say: Baseball all wrong--man with ----- balls can't walk.`four
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Confuscious Say: Baseball all wrong--man with ----- balls can't walk.`four`4
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Confuscious Say: Even the greatest of ----------- is helpless in middle of desert.`whales
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Confuscious Say: Girls who rides -------, peddles ass all over town.`bicycle
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Confuscious Say: He who eats too many --------, sits on toilet many moons.`prunes
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Confuscious Say: He who ------ in another man's well often catches crab.`fishes
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Confuscious Say: He who ------ in church, sits in own pew.`farts
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Confuscious Say: He who --------- without a handkerchief takes matters into his own hands.`sneezes
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Confuscious Say: Man who --------- a girl with no bust has right to feel low down.`marries
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Confuscious Say: Man who drop watch in --------, bound to have shitty time.`toilet
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Confuscious Say: Man who fight with wife all day, get no ------ at night.`piece
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Confuscious Say: Man who gets kicked in --------, left holding the bag.`testicles
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Confuscious Say: Man who go to bed with sex on mind wake up with ------- in hand`solution
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Confuscious Say: Man who go to bed with --------------- wake up with smelly finger.`itchy butt
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Confuscious Say: Man who have hand in pocket not just jingling ------------.`change
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Confuscious Say: Man who have head up ass, have -------- outlook on life.`shitty
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Confuscious Say: Man who kisses girl's --------, gets crack in face.`behind
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Confuscious Say: Man who lay -------- on hill not on level.`girl
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Confuscious Say: Man who lay woman on ground, get ------- on earth.`peace
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Confuscious Say: Man who leap off cliff jump to -----------.`conclusion
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Confuscious Say: Man who live in ----------, dress in basement.`glass house
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Confuscious Say: Man who run behind car get ----------.`exhausted
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Confuscious Say: Man who wants pretty nurse, must be -------.`patient
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Confuscious Say: Man with holes in --------, feels cocky all day.`pocket
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Confuscious Say: Man with tight ---------- is pressing his luck.`trousers
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Confuscious Say: Nail on board is not good as -------- on bench.`screw
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Confuscious Say: Secretary not permanent, till --------- on desk.`screwed
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Confuscious Say: Seven days on --------- make one hole weak.`honeymoon
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Confuscious Say: Sleepy man who stand in front of car get ------.`tired
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Confuscious Say: Squirrel who ----- up woman's leg not find nuts.`runs
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Confuscious Say: Support bacteria -- it's the only --------- some people have!`culture
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Confuscious Say: Virginity like -------, one prick, all gone.`balloon
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Confuscious Say: Woman who cooks beans and ----- in same pot very unsanitary.`peas
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Confuscious Say: Woman who dance while wearing jock strap have make believe ---------.`ballroom
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Confuscious Say: Woman who fly plane ----------- have crackup.`upside down
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Confuscious Say: Woman who ---------- on inner-spring this spring, gets off-spring next spring`springs
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Confuscious Say: Woman who spends much time on bedspring, may have ----------.`offspring
|
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Confusing him when he awoke, through which very important historical event had Rip Van Winkle slept`war of american independence
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Confusion: tumult`hubbub
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Confusion: turmoil`welter
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Coniferous NZ timber tree`kauri
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Conifer with dark foliage`cypress
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Connected by kinship, common origin, or marriage`related
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Connected to a computer or computer network`online
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connecticut was granted it's royal charter in what year?`1662
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Connecticut was nicknamed beacuse John Fiske, the historian, claimed that The Fundamental Orders of 1638-39 comprised the first written constitution in history`The Constitution State
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Connecting the Japanese islands of Honshu & Hokkaido, the ________ is the world's longest rail tunnel.`seikan
|
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Connors who did bobby fischer beat to win the world chess championship`boris spassky
|
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Conrad classical music: who composed "rhapsody in blue"`george gershwin
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Consent, especially formal consent: authorization`permission
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Considered apart from anything else: 'shocked by the ---- idea.'`mere
|
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Considering this song- made it to the top ten, this group didn't think it was "Kind Of A Drag" in 1966`The Buckinghams
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Consisting of a stria or striae`striated
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Consisting of globules`globular
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Consisting of leaves: 'Spinach is a ----- green vegetable.'`leafy
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Consisting of leaves: 'Spinach is a leafy green vegetable.'`leafier
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Consisting of or emitted as radiation: '------- heat.'`radiant
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Consisting of or produced by rust`rustier
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Consisting of or produced by rust`rusty
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Consisting of or resembling dust: powdery`dustier
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Consisting of or resembling hair: 'a hairy overcoat.'`hairier
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Consisting of or resembling hair: 'a ----- overcoat.'`hairy
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Consisting of or resembling pith`pithier
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Consisting of small rods or rodlike structures`bacillary
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Consisting of unconnected distinct parts`discrete
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Constancy of character or purpose: steadfastness`stability
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Constantly shifting: uncertain: 'a fluky wind.'`flukey
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Constant personal attention and often obsequious solicitude. Often used in the plural`assiduity
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Constant: steady: '---------- allegiance: ---------- devotion.'`unswerving
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Constituting or affording pleasing views of natural features: 'climbed a hill for a ------ panorama of the valley: a ------ drive along the crater rim.'`scenic
|
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Constituting or including a representation of death`macabre
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Constituting treason: 'a ---------- act.' faithless`traitorous
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Constricted: tight: 'operating under a stringent time limit.'`stringency
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Consumption Is Seen As Essential In Order To Maintain A Minimum Standard Of Living In A Society: For Example, Food And Shelter`Necessity
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"contact", starring jodie foster, was written by`carl sagan
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Contagious: catching. Used of an infectious disease`takings
|
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Contagious disease of skin and nerves`leprosy
|
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Contagious disease of warm-blooded animals, including humans, caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis?`anthrax
|
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Contagious febrile disease of animals and, rarely, humans`foot & mouth disease
|
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Contagious viral disease especially of dogs`rabies
|
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Contained in the nature of something though not readily apparent: Frustration is -------- in any attempt to express the deepest self (Patricia Hampl)`implicit
|
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Containing 27 chapters, which book of the Old Testament is concerned with priestly laws and rituals`leviticus
|
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Containing a hexagon or shaped like one`hexagonal
|
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Containing a metal: 'a -------- compound.'`metallic
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Containing a poison`poisonous
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Containing a single atom, radical, or group: '----basic.'`mono
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Containing four of a specified kind of atom, radical, or group: '-----chloride.'`tetra
|
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Containing little or no fat`lean
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Containing little or no fat`leanness
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Containing material damaging to reputation: defamatory: 'a ---------- expos .'`scandalous
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Containing no errors`inerrant
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Containing no information: unrecorded or erased: 'a ----- tape: a ----- diskette.'`blank
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Containing one mole of a substance`molar
|
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Containing or derived from sugar`sweet
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Containing or derived from sugar`sweeter
|
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Containing or given to too much talk: 'a talky, boring play.'`talkier
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Containing or implying a slight: discriminatory: '--------- distinctions.'`invidious
|
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Containing or preserved in alcohol`alcoholic
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Containing small thick pieces: 'chunky peanut butter: chunky soup.'`chunkier
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Containing too much water: diluted: '------ soup.'`watery
|
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Contamination of air, water, or soil by materials that interfere with human health, the quality of life, or the natural functioning of ecosystems`pollution
|
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Contemporary Authors: Another Country, Go Tell It on the Mountain`james baldwin
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Contemporary Authors: Atlas Shrugged, The Fountainhead, We`ayn rand
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Contemporary Authors: Being There, The Painted Bird`jerry kosinski
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Contemporary Authors: Clear and Present Danger, Red Storm Rising`tom clancy
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Contemporary Authors: Fear of Flying, How to Save Your Own Life`erica jong
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Contemporary Authors: Half Moon Street, The Mosquitoe Coast`paul theroux
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Contemporary Authors: Journey to Ixtlan, A Separate Reality, The Teachings of Don Juan`carlos castaneda
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Contemporary Authors: King used this penname to write Thinner and The Long Walk, et al`richard bachman
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Contemporary Authors: Maia, The Plague Dogs, and Watership Down`richard adams
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Contemporary Authors: The Bell Jar`sylvia plath
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Contemporary Authors: The Great Train Robbery, The Terminal Man, The Andromeda Strain`michael crichton
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Contemporary Authors: The Great Train Robbery, The Terminal Man, The & romeda Strain`michael crichton
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Contemporary Authors: The Hotel New Hampshire, The World According to Garp`john irving
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Contemporary Authors: The Odessa File, The Fourth Protocol`frederick forsyth
|
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Contemporary Authors: Various short stories including The Mangler, Quitters, Inc., & Trucks`stephen king
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Contemporary Authors: Washington D.C., Myra Breckinridge`gore vidal
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Contemporary Authors: Won the Pulitzer Prize for The Cancer Ward`alexander solzhenitsyn
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Contemptible: despicable`shittier
|
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Contemptibly trivial: '--------- notions.'`jerkwater
|
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Contents Are Buffered, Allowing For Asynchronous Writes On The Underlying Hardware`Block Mode
|
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Continent The mainland of Europe. Used with the`continent
|
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Continuing or lasting for an indefinitely long time`perpetual
|
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Continuing without interruption: perpetual`eternal
|
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Contraction of want a: 'You ----- slice of pie?'`wanna
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Contrary to accepted morality or convention: illicit`unlawful
|
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Contrary to conscience, morality, or law: immoral or wicked`wrong
|
|
Contrary to expectation: yet: 'She organized her work --- accomplished very little. He is tired --- happy.'`but
|
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Contrary to laws or conventions, especially in commerce: unethical: '------ trading.'`unfair
|
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Contrary to one's interests or welfare: harmful or unfavorable: '------- circumstances.'`adverse
|
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Contrary to popular belief, dogs do not sweat by salivating. They sweat through the____________`pads of their feet
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contrary to popular belief, there are almost no buddhists in---------- , nor have there been for about a thousand years`india
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Contrary to popular belief, what month has the most weddings take place?`august
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Contrary to the law: unlawful: 'the ------- slaughter of protected species.'`lawless
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Controlled behavior resulting from disciplinary training: self-control`discipline
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Control or restraint: 'emotions kept in -----.'`leash
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Control what is the second biggest organ in the human body`liver
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Controversial diet guru Nathan Pritikin dies in a New York hospital at age`sixty nine
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controversial diet guru nathan pritikin dies in a new york hospital at age`sixty nine`69
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controversial diet guru nathan pritikin dies in a new york hospital at age`sixty nine`havilland
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Conventionally middle class materialist`bourgeois
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Conventional rules of social behaviour`etiquette
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Conversation marked by the exchange of witty retorts. wit1`repartee
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Conversion of the vibrations of sound (for example, music) into a permanent record, & its later playback in its original form (sound)`sound recording & reproduction
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Converter "Slow Ride" was Foghats biggest hit from this album released in 1975`fool
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Conveyance of people or goods from one place to another, especially on a local public transportation system`transit
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Conway Who, according to a song, damaged her foot on a piece of wood and fell into a raging torrent`Clementine
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Cookery direction indicating that the dish should be served with flaming liquor`flambe
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Cookie what gas that animals exhale do plants utilize`carbon dioxide
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Cooking and salad _____ could lubricate machinery, such as cars and boats, according to Penn State chemical engineers`oils
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COOKING: Name of a medieval spiced wine, often served warm`hippocras
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COOKING: What is deer meat called`venison
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Coolidge Colorless, corrosive liquid that has the chemical formula HNO3`Nitric Acid
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Coolidge what heisman trophy winner returned his first nfl kickoff for a touchdown`tim brown
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Cooperative interaction among groups, especially among the acquired subsidiaries or merged parts of a corporation, that creates an enhanced combined`synergies
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Copenhagen is the capital of ______`denmark
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Copernicus what is new, last or gibbous`moon
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Copied or adapted from others: 'a highly ---------- prose style.'`derivative
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Coprastasophobia is the fear of`constipation
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Coprophobia is the fear of...`excrement
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Copycats: Aretha, Madonna, and Aerosmith all sang a song with this title`angel
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Copycats: Bryan Adams went to 1, Warrant to 2, and the Rascals to 39 with this title`heaven
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Copycats: Dick, Richard, Ella, Bobby, Frank, Lawrence, and Louis all sang this same song.`mack the knife
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Copycats: Fleetwood Mac and Van Halen both sang a song with this title`dreams
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Copycats: His first 2 hits were remakes of Surfin USA and Runaround Sue`leif garrett
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Copycats: Ironically, George Michael and Wham both had a hit with this title`freedom
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Copycats: Jack Wagner and the Temptations both sang a song with this title.`all i need
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Copycats: Laura Branigan, Enchantment, and Shadows of Knight all had a hit with this title`gloria
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Copycats: Major Lance, Dee Clark, Del Shannon, and Techniques had hits with this title`hey little girl
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Copycats: Nu Shooz and Stevie Nicks both sang a song with this title`i Can't Wait
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Copycats: Petula Clark and Wings both went to #1 with a song with this title`my love
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Copycats: Petula Clark and Wings both went to number one with a song with this title`my love
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Copycats: Ratt and Tevin Campbell both had a hit with this title`round and Round
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Copycats: Roberta Flack and Bad Company both had a song with this title in the mid-70's`feel like makin love
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Copycats: Sad Sweet Dreamer and Sincerely Your's sung by 2 groups with this same name`sweet sensation
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Copycats: Sad Sweet Dreamer and Sincerely Yours sung by two groups with this same name`sweet sensation
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Copycats: "Sad Sweet Dreamer" & "Sincerely Yours": sung by 2 groups with this same name.`sweet sensation
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Copycats: Since I'll Be There's success, Mariah has made these two remakes`without you and endless love
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Copycats: This group has had 4 remakes hit top ten, with two going to #1.`ub40
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Copycats: This group has had 4 remakes hit top ten, with two going to number one`ub40
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Cordial: sociable: congenial: 'an amiable gathering.'`amiability
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Cordlike structure attaching foetus to the placenta`umbilical
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Cord what colour is the umbilical cord`blue
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Corfu is a member of which island group`ionian
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Corkwood is another name for what type of 'wood`balsa
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Cornflakes was invented in 1863, 1890 or 1915`1890
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Corolla, filament and stigma are parts of a(n) _________.`flower
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Corolla, filament and stigma are parts of a(n) `flower
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Corolla, filament and stigma are parts of a(n)`Flower
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Coronation Street's Kabin is located in which street`ross street
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Corpses, especially of those killed in battle`carnage
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corregidor is a part of which island group`philippines
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Corresponding or alike in sound, as words or syllables`consonant
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Corresponding to reality: true`truthful
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Corrosive and bitingly trenchant: cutting. sarcastic`caustic
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cortes defeated which empire?`aztec
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cortez is to mexico as _______ is to peru.`pizarro
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Cosmetic for darkening eyelashes`mascara
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cosmetic surgeons remove more than ___,___ pounds of fat from american every year`200,000
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Cosmetic treatment of the hands`manicure
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Costing little: inexpensive: 'a ------ lunch.'`frugal
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Costumes: 1990s Slang For Very Short Cutoff Jeans`Daisy Dukes
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Costumes: A 300,000 Pound Wedding Dress Made Of Platinum Was Once Exhibited And In The Instructions From The Designer Was A Warning, What Was It`Do Not Iron
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Costumes: A Bag-Wig Was An 18th Century Gentleman's Wig In Which The Back Hair Was Tied Back Into An __________ ____`Ornamental Silk Purse
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Costumes: A Balibuntal Is A Hat Of Closely Woven Fine Straw Worn In The`Philippines
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Costumes: A Balmoral Is A Type Of Laced _______`Walking Shoe
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Costumes: A Boa Is A Woman's Long, Round Scarf, Usually Of ________ Or Fur`Feathers
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Costumes: A Bongrace Was A _____ ______ Worn By Women`Large Bonnet
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Costumes: A Bonnet Rouge Was A French, Red Cap Worn By The Supporters Of The ______`French Revolution
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Costumes: A Burka Is A Garment Worn By ______ _____ Covering Them From Head To Toe To Prevent Men Seeing Their Appearance`Muslim Women
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Costumes: A Burnoose Is A Large Kind Of Mantle In Use Amongst The _______ _____ And The Berbers Of Northern Africa. It Is Commonly Made From White Wool, And Has A Hood For Covering The Head In The Event Of Rain`Bedouin Arabs
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Costumes: A Busuuti Is A Type Of Dress Worn By _______ _____. It Is A Long Garment With Short Sleeves And A Square Neckline`Ugandan Women
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Costumes: A Castor Is A ______-___ Hat`Beaver-Fur
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Costumes: A Cestus Is A Type Of Girdle Named After The Girdle Of`Aphrodite
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Costumes: A Chador Is A Large Shawl Or Veil Worn By ______ And Gindu Women, Covering Them From Head To Foot`Muslim
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Costumes: A Chador Is A Large Shawl Or Veil Worn By Muslim And _____ _____, Covering Them From Head To Foot`Gindu Women
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Costumes: A Chador Is A _____ _____ __ ____ Worn By Muslim And Gindu Women, Covering Them From Head To Foot`Large Shawl Or Veil
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Costumes: A Chi-Fu Or ____-_'__ (Dragon Robes) Was A Straight, Kimono-Sleeved Robe Worn By Both Men And Women In China During The Manchu Reign`Lung-P'ao
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Costumes: A Chi-Fu Or Lung-P'ao (______ _____) Was A Straight, Kimono-Sleeved Robe Worn By Both Men And Women In China During The Manchu Reign`Dragon Robes
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Costumes: A Chogori Is A Traditional ______ Jacket`Korean
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Costumes: A Chopine Was A Type Of 16th Century Platform Shoe Which Was Raised Above The Ground By A ____`Cork Sole
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Costumes: A Chopine Was A Type Of 16th Century ________ ____ Which Was Raised Above The Ground By A Cork Sole`Platform Shoe
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Costumes: A Coli Is A Shirt-Sleeved Breast-Length Jacket Worn By Muslim Men Over A`Ghaghra
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Costumes: A Cothurnus Was A Boot Or ______ Worn By The Ancient Greek And Roman Actors In Tragedies`Buskin
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Costumes: A Czapka, Or Lancer Cap, Was A Distinctive Head-Dress Worn By The`Uhlans
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Costumes: A Czapka, Or ______ ___, Was A Distinctive Head-Dress Worn By The Uhlans`Lancer Cap
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Costumes: A Dolly Varden Is A Woman's Large-Brimmed Hat Trimmed With`Flowers
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Costumes: A Dressing Gown Is A Garment Which Evolved From The ________ In The Early 19th Century`Peignoir
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Costumes: A Finnesko Is A Type Of Boot Made From Tanned ________ ____ With The Hair Left On The Outside`Reindeer Hide
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Costumes: A Flat, Round Hat Sometimes Worn By Soldiers Is A`Beret
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Costumes: A Geneva Gown Is A Long Loose Black Gown With Very Wide Sleeves Worn By Academics Or __________`Protestant Clerics
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Costumes: A Hakama Is A Japanese Garment Like Flowing Trousers, Worn By _______, And Dating To The Samurai Period`Kendoka
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Costumes: A Hakama Is A Japanese Garment Like Flowing Trousers, Worn By Kendoka, And Dating To The _______ Period`Samurai
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Costumes: A Hakama Is A ________ _______ Like Flowing Trousers, Worn By Kendoka, And Dating To The Samurai Period`Japanese Garment
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Costumes: A _______ Hat Is A Type Of Hat With A Round Flat Crown And A Brim That Can Be Turned Up Or Down`Porkpie
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Costumes: A Hoop Worn Under Skirts Is Called A What`Farthingale
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Costumes: A Humeral Is A ____ Or Covering For The Shoulders`Cape
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Costumes: A ________ Is A Bagged Or Padded Appendage Fitted To The Crutch Of A Man's Trousers Enhancing The Bulge Created The Wearer's Genitalia`Codpiece
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Costumes: A ______ Is A Beaver-Fur Hat`Castor
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Costumes: A ________ Is A Belt, A Girdle, Or Something Worn Round The Body. The Term Often Describes The Belt Worn By An Ecclesiastic For Confining The Alb`Cincture
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Costumes: A _________ Is A Brimless Scottish Woollen Cap With A Crease Down The Crown, Often With Ribbons Dangling At The Back`Glengarry
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Costumes: A ______ Is A Broad Wooden Shoe Designed To Assist With Walking Over Marshy Ground`Racket
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