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tc_2098 | "Who was described by co star Nick Nolte as, ""...a ball buster. Protect me from her?""" | Barbra Streisand | [
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tc_2099 | Who were the first two men to drive on the Moon? | David Scott and James Irwin | [
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tc_2100 | Who in 1996 made the longest spaceflight by a woman? | Shannon Lucid | [
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tc_2101 | Who won the first of his Nobel prizes in 1956 for research which led to the invention of the transistor? | John Bardeen | [
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tc_2103 | Which electrical engineer invented the triode valve in 1907? | Lee De Forest | [
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tc_2104 | Who performed the first artificial heart transplant? | William DeVries | [
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tc_2105 | In which movie did Bogart have his first gangster part? | The Petrified Forest | [
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tc_2106 | Which film maker's first film was Pather Panchali? | Satyajit Ray | [
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tc_2107 | Which actress was Roger Moor's first Bond girl? | Jane Seymour | [
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tc_2109 | Who designed the Geodesic Dome in the US Pavilion at the 1967 Montréal's World's Fair exhibition? | Buckminster Fuller | [
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tc_2110 | Who was the top star at the US box office in 1935? | Shirley Temple | [
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tc_2112 | How is Paul Reubens also known in the film and TV world? | Pee Wee Herman | [
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tc_2113 | Who founded the magazine Camera Work? | Alfred Stieglitz | [
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tc_2115 | How long is Indianapolis's most famous motor race? | 500 miles | [
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tc_2117 | Who was the first female to have three consectu8ive US No 1 albums? | Donna Summer | [
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tc_2118 | Which detective lived on a boat called St Vitus Dance? | Crockett | [
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tc_2119 | On which river was the Grand Coulee built? | Columbia | [
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tc_2120 | In which decade of the 20th century was Brad Pitt born? | 1960s | [
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tc_2124 | Who had an 80s No 1 with Like A Prayer? | Madonna | [
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tc_2125 | In which decade was Ewan McGregor born? | 1970s | [
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tc_2126 | Who produced the first jumbo jet in 1975? | Boeing | [
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tc_2129 | Who had an 80s No 1 with Let's Hear It For The Boy? | Deniece Williams | [
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tc_2130 | Where in America is the Rockefeller University? | New York | [
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tc_2133 | In professional football, which state do the Cardinals call home? | Arizona | [
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tc_2134 | Which musical instrument did Stan Getz play? | Tenor saxophone | [
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tc_2135 | Which musical featured the song Tonight? | West Side Story | [
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tc_2137 | What kind of orchard did Chekhov write a play about? | Cherry | [
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tc_2139 | Who had an 80s No 1 hit with Jack & Diane? | John Cougar | [
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tc_2140 | Truman Capote wrote about Breakfast at which place? | Tiffany's | [
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tc_2141 | On a computer keyboard which letter on the same line is immediately right of the O? | P | [
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tc_2142 | Abyssinia has become known as what? | Ethiopia | [
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tc_2143 | In which decade of the 20th century was Anne Archer born? | 1940s | [
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tc_2144 | Cass Gilbert was the major developer of what type of building? | Skyscraper | [
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tc_2146 | In which state was Madonna born? | Michigan | [
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tc_2147 | In comic books, who featured with Sugar? | Spike | [
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tc_2148 | Who became speaker of the house of representatives in 1995? | Newt Gingrich | [
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tc_2149 | John Glenn became Senator for which state? | Ohio | [
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tc_2150 | The Battle Of New Orleans was a big No 1 for which singer? | Johnny Horton | [
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tc_2151 | What are the international registration letters of a vehicle from Mexico? | MEX | [
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tc_2152 | In which cop series did Phil Collins appear as Phil the Shill? | Miami Vice | [
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tc_2154 | "Which US singer said, ""You're not drunk if you can lie on the floor without holding on?""" | Dean Martin | [
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tc_2155 | What is the name of the main space exploration center in Florida? | Cape Canaveral | [
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tc_2157 | The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face was featured in which Clint Eastwood film? | Play Misty For Me | [
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tc_2161 | In which decade of the 20th century was Michael Keaton born? | 1950s | [
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tc_2162 | Who performed He's A Tramp in the Disney movie Lady And The Tramp? | Peggy Lee | [
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tc_2164 | In which Center is he Metropolitan Opera House? | Lincoln Center | [
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tc_2165 | Jersey Joe Walcott was a world champion in which sport? | Boxing | [
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tc_2168 | Where in Lybia did Australian troops take a seaport occupied by the Italians in 1941? | Tobruk | [
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tc_2169 | What was the last No1 hit for the Everly Brothers? | Cathy's Clown | [
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tc_2170 | Where is the Great White Way? | New York (Broadway) | [
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tc_2171 | Which mountains stretch from West Virginia to Georgia? | Blue Ridge Mountains | [
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tc_2172 | Under which name did Alfonso D' Abruzzo find fame as an actor? | Alan Alda | [
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tc_2174 | According to the inventor Thomas Edison genius is made up how many percent of inspiration? | One | [
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tc_2175 | Who produced the first Chinook helicopter in 1961? | Boeing | [
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tc_2176 | Which actor founded the American Ocean's campaign in 1987? | Ted Danson | [
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tc_2177 | In which decade did Bonnie & Clyde operate? | 1930s | [
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tc_2178 | Which C S wrote The African Queen? | Forester | [
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tc_2179 | Who had a 60s No 1 with Everyday People? | Sly & The Family Stone | [
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tc_2180 | Who had an 80s No 1 with Lady? | Kenny Rogers | [
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tc_2181 | Igor Sikorsky developed which means of transport? | Helicopter | [
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tc_2184 | Which widow of a rock star appeared in Dallas? | Priscilla Presley | [
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tc_2185 | Who wrote the novel The Power and The Glory? | Graham Greene | [
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tc_2186 | The German terrorist group The Red Army Faction were more usually known as which Gang? | Baader-Meinhof Gang | [
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tc_2188 | What was the first name of the fictional sleuth Baretta? | Tony | [
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tc_2189 | How many people traditionally sing barbershop? | Four | [
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tc_2190 | What was Diana Ross's first solo No 1? | Ain't No Mountain High Enough | [
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tc_2192 | Which Argentinean became conductor of the New York Philharmonic in 1970? | Daniel Barenboim | [
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tc_2193 | Which Bond girl was Honor Blackman? | Pussy Galore | [
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tc_2194 | Which Latvian was principal dancer with the American Ballet Theater in the 70s returning later as director? | Mikhail Baryshnikov | [
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tc_2195 | Hard-rock group Motley Crue come from which city? | Los Angeles | [
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tc_2196 | Cindy Birdsong was a member of which singing group? | Supremes | [
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tc_2197 | Which movie won Marlon Brando his second Oscar? | The Godfather | [
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tc_2198 | On a Monopoly board, what are B & O, Reading, Short Line and Pennsylvania? | Stations | [
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tc_2199 | The Harry Lime theme was used in which film? | The Third Man | [
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tc_2201 | Which city hosts the Charlie Parker Jazz Festival? | New York | [
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tc_2204 | What was the profession of Burt Reynolds' father? | Police Officer | [
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tc_2205 | Which Scottish border town was the scene of a jumbo jet disaster? | Lockerbie | [
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tc_2206 | Solidarity was the mass movement of the people in which country? | Poland | [
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tc_2207 | Which golfer Sandy triumphed at the US Masters? | Lyle | [
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tc_2210 | Who became the world's youngest ever boxing heavyweight champion? | Mike Tyson | [
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tc_2211 | What was the world's first reusable spacecraft called? | Space Shuttle | [
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tc_2213 | What was Patricia Highsmith's first novel? | Strangers On A Train | [
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tc_2214 | In which war was cowboy star Tom MIx shot in the mouth? | Spanish American War | [
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tc_2215 | How many years did the Holocaust last? | 12 | [
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tc_2216 | "Which soap had people asking. ""Who shot JR?""" | Dallas | [
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tc_2217 | Which tennis ace completed his fifth successive Wimbledon singles triumph? | Bjorn Borg | [
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tc_2219 | Who replaced Erich Honecker as GDR head of state? | Egon Krenz | [
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tc_2220 | Off which pitcher did Babe Ruth smash his 714th and final Major League home run? | Guy Bush | [
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tc_2223 | Which US President was linked with the 'Star Wars' policy? | Reagan | [
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tc_2224 | Where in the Ukraine was there a nuclear explosion in 1986? | Chernobyl | [
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tc_2225 | Anwar Sadat was President of which country when he died in 1981? | Egypt | [
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tc_2226 | Who released an album called Thriller in 1982? | Michael Jackson | [
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tc_2227 | Which 80s leader had a wife called Raisa? | Mikhail Gorbachev | [
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tc_2228 | In what month in 1990 did Iraq invade Kuwait? | August | [
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tc_2232 | Who won the ladies singles most times at Wimbledon in the 80s? | Martina Navratilova | [
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tc_2233 | Which island was the home of Bob Marley, who died in 1981? | Jamaica | [
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tc_2234 | Which John portrayed The Elephant Man on film? | Hurt | [
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tc_2235 | Which city was devastated by an earthquake in 1985 and then hosted the World Cup in 1986? | Mexico | [
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tc_2237 | Hahnium was so named by US scientists in honor of Otto Hahn; what was its original name? | Unnilpentium | [
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tc_2238 | Which movement was thought to be responsible for the kidnapping of Western hostages in Lebanon in the 890s? | Hezbollah | [
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