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The Trotters
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Name the famous family that lived at 127 Nelson Mandela House Peckham
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Caves
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What is speleology the study of
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26
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How many letters are there in the German alphabet
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Abraham Lincoln
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Which US president has a statue in Parliament Square
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Apples
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Arthur Turner, Grenadier and George Neal are varieties of which fruit
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Charles Manson
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Who was the leader of a cult who murdered Sharon Tate amongst others
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Albert Speer
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Who was the only one of the Nazis to plead guilty at the Nuremberg trials
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Paul Weller
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Who was lead singer of The Jam
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Robert Burns
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Who wrote the words for Auld Lang Syne
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Saxophone
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With which musical instrument is Courtney Pine most closely associated
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One Step Out of Time
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What was Britain's 1992 Eurovision Song Contest entry sang by Michael Ball
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Colony
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What is the collective noun for beavers
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Anteater
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A numbat is a variety of which animal
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Lotus
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Which racing team did Jim Clark race for during all of his career
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America
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What was the name of the first yacht to win the Americas Cup
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Mel Smith
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Who was the male star of Colin's Sandwich
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Patrick Mower
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Who appeared in the TV series Callan, Target and Special Branch
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Arizona
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In which American state did Geronimo carry out most of his raiding and killing
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New York
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Billy the Kid was a native of which US state
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Gun cotton
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What is the more common name for the explosive nitro cellulose
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Samuel Colt
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The first successful revolver was patented by which American gunsmith in 1835
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B1
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Thiamin is the chemical name for which vitamin
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Bring Me Sunshine
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What was Morecambe and Wise's signature tune
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Bud Flanagan
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Who sings the signature tune to Dad's Army
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Dr. Who
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For which TV theme did Ron Grainer ask the B.B.C sound workshop for sounds like wind bubbles and clouds
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Holland
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In which country is Maastricht
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Tokyo
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In which capital city is the street called the Ginza which is full of department stores and night-clubs
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Saint Lawrence
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Quebec and Montreal are both on which Canadian river
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Venice
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In which foreign city would you be if you were walking over the Bridge of Sighs
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Atlantic
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Into which ocean does the river Congo flow
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Ceylon
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What is the former name of Sri Lanka
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Oscar Blaketon
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What role does Derek Fowlds play in the series Heartbeat
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Aqua
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Who had a U.K. number 1 in the 90's with Doctor Jones
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Billy Jean King
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For which tennis star did Elton John write the song Philadelphia Freedom
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Brian May
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Who was lead guitarist with Queen
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English
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What is the official language of Nigeria
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The Sun
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What is the nearest star to the Earth
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Blue
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In heraldry what colour is azure
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Alan Shearer
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Who was the first player to score two hundred and fifty Premier League goals
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Golf
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Ted Dexter was a Cambridge blue at two sports, cricket was one what was the other
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Curling
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Which sport first appeared as an Olympic sport at the 1998 Winter Olympics
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The Boswells
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What was the name of the family in the TV series Bread
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Springfield
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In the Simpson’s cartoon series what is their home town called
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Tonto
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What was the most famous TV role of actor Jay Silverheels
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Memphis
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What is the largest city in Tennessee
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Langley Virginia
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Where in the U.S.A. are the headquarters of the C.I.A.
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Trenton
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What is the state capital of New Jersey
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Pennsylvania
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In which American state was oil first discovered
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Leeks
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Musselburgh, King Richard, Prizetaker and Early Market are varieties of which vegetable
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Ankara
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What is the capital of Turkey
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Amman
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What is the capital of Jordan
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Asuncion
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What is the capital of Paraguay
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Adam Ant
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Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 80's with Prince Charming
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Argentina
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In which country was Chris de Burgh born
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Anthem
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What was the last hit for the New Seekers
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Archies
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Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 60's with Sugar Sugar
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George
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What was the christian name of Captain Mainwaring in Dad's Army
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Globelink
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What is the name of the TV news company in Drop the Dead Donkey
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Granville
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What was the christian name of Arkwright’s nephew in Open All Hours
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Gessler
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In the fifties television series William Tell who was Tell’s arch enemy
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Feathers
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What is the flowing hair on the lower legs of a Clydesdale draught horse called
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Felixstowe
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What is Britain’s busiest and biggest container port
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Farrier
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What is the trade of a British Army soldier with a white horseshoe on his upper arm
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The Moray Firth
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What firth does Inverness overlook
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1881
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What year saw the death of Billy the Kid
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Alice Through the Looking Glass
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In which children's book did Humpty Dumpty first appear
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The crocodile
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Who steals the sausages in Punch and Judy
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1982
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In what year did Argentina invade the Falklands
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Air Chief Marshall
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What is the air force equivalent of an Army General
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Redshirts
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What was the name given to the followers of Garibaldi in the Italian Wars of Independence
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My Lai
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Which Vietnam village was the scene of an horrific massacre in 1968
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A hussar
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What was the soldier called in a cavalry division who only carried light weapons
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Are You Lonesome Tonight
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Which Elvis Presley hit record contains spoken lines from Shakespeare
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It's Now Or Never
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What was the best selling Elvis Presley single in the U.K.
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1953
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In what year did Playboy Magazine come out
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David Coulthard
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Who won the Monaco Grand Prix in 2000
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Slam dunk
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In basketball what is the term used for ramming the ball into the basket from close range
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Evander Holyfield
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Whose ear did Mike Tyson bite a piece out of
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Rugby league
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What sport is played by Penrith Panthers
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The top row
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Which row on a typewriter contains the most vowels
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The Mock Turtle
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Which character in Alice in Wonderland never stopped sobbing
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Laurie Anderson
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Who was a one hit wonder in 1981 with O Superman
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Fawlty Towers
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In which hotel did Polly Sherman work
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Brenda Furlong
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What is the name of the character played by Victoria Wood in Dinnerladies
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Brigit Forsyth
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Who played Thelma in The Likely Lads
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French
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Which is the oldest of the motoring Grand Prix races
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Haydock Park
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There are two racecourses on Merseyside, Aintree is one what is the other
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Cousins
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What relation if any are Les and Rio Ferdinand
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Tea
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What was the main cargo carried by the clipper Cutty Sark
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Marble
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What is the Taj Mahal made from
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Martin
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What is the commonest surname in France
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Lord Longford
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Who was the well known father of the author Lady Antonia Frazer
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Dennis Potter
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Who wrote the TV series The Singing Detective
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Hannah Gordon
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Who hosts TV's Water Colour Challenge
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Pigeon
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What type of bird would be found in a squab pie
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Headingly
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Which test cricket pitch did the George Davis supporters dig up in 1975
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Bramall Lane
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What is the home ground of Sheffield United
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Seven
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How many times was John Francome champion National Hunt jockey
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Battle of Hastings
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The Bayeux Tapestry tells the story of which battle in English history
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David Stirling
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Who was the founder of the S.A.S.
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