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Etna
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What is Europe's largest and most active volcano
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Iceland
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In which country did the volcano Loki erupt in 1996
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1989
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In what year were ball girls first used at Wimbledon
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A dot
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In Morse Code what is the symbol for the letter E
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Herd
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What is the collective noun for moose
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Four
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How many inches are there in a hand
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Captain Birdseye
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Which famous character in commercials was played by John Hewer
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Florence
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In which Italian city would you find the Uffizi Gallery
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Trafalgar Square
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In which London square is the National Gallery
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Vienna
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In which city is the Albertina art gallery
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Mississippi
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Which southern state is patrolled by Deputy Dawg
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Nuclear power plant
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Where does Homer Simpson work
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Potash
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Liquid tomato fertiliser is rich in which plant food
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Fuchsia
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To what plant did botanist Leonard Fuchs give his name
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Swiss franc
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What is the currency of Switzerland
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A pfennig
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What was a hundredth of a German mark before the introduction of the Euro
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France
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From which country do we get the cheese Roquefort
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The World Wide Web
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What modern innovation was began by Tim Berners Lee
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Bounty
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On which ship did Fletcher Christian lead a mutiny in 1787
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Collapsible top hat
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What extraordinary item of dress is a gibus
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The Crickets
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What was the name of Buddy Holly's backing group
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Madonna
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Who had a number one album in 1986 with True Blue
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I'm a Believer
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What was the Monkees best selling single
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Fulham
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In Minder what football team did Terry support
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Liza Tarbuck
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Which actress plays the title role in the TV series Linda Green
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Trudie Styler
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Who is Sting married to
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Amanda Holden
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Who is game show host Les Dennis married to
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Don Johnson
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Which actor married Melanie Griffith twice
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Laurel and Hardy
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Which comedy duo starred in a Chump at Oxford and Way Out West
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Blade Runner
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In which film did Harrison Ford come from the future to destroy an android played by Rutger Hauer
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David Lean
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Who directed the 1957 Oscar winning film Bridge on the River Kwai
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Bernardo
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What was the name of Charles Bronson's character in The Magnificent Seven
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The Goon Show
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On which radio programme did the dreaded batter pudding hurler of Bexhill on sea appear
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Order
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What word is spoken twice at the beginning of the radio 4 programme Today in Parliament
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Jenni Murray
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Who is the presenter of radio 4's Woman's Hour
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Blaine
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What is the name of Barbie's new boyfriend
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The table fork
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What item of tableware was introduced into England by Thomas Coryat in 1608
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Blacksmith
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Which tradesman would hammer with a fuller and use a leaf hammer
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An artist
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Who would do his work in an atelier and use a mahlstick
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Monday
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On what day of the week do Australians always celebrate Australia Day
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Victoria
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What is Australia's smallest mainland state
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The Ecology Party
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What was the former name of the Green Party
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Kenya
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Of which country was Jomo Kenyatta the president in the seventies
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1976
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In what year did Harold Wilson retire
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Information
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Lord Beaverbrook was Minister for Aircraft Production in world war 11 what was he the minister of in world war 1
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Playboy
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Announced in May 1999 for which magazine did the supermodel Naomi Campbell pose naked
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Daily Mail
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Which newspaper was instrumental in getting Zola Budd to compete for England
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War Cry
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What is the name of the Salvation Army's most famous weekly paper
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Living Doll,
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Name Cliff Richard's first five number one hits in the correct order
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Nautilus
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What was the name of the submarine in Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
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Achilles
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Which tendon joins the calf muscle to the heel bone
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Tin and lead
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Solder is an alloy of which two metals
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Captain
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What rank in the British Amy is the equivalent to Hauptsturmfuhrer in the S.S.
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Cleveland
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In 1974 into which newly born county was Middlesbrough included
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Four
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How many General Elections did Harold Wilson win as leader of the Labour Party
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Able Bodied
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What rank in the Navy comes between Ordinary Seaman and Leading Seaman
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Mexico City
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What is the capital of Mexico
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Carbon Dioxide
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What is the gas that puts the fizz into fizzy drinks
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Esther Williams
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Which film star was known as the million dollar mermaid
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Cedar Tree
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What plant is the national emblem of The Lebanon
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Blue and white
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What is the traditional colour of Willow Pattern china
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Green
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What colour are tea leaves when they are picked
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Contralto
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Which is the lowest female singing voice
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Alex Ferguson
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Who managed Scotland in the 1986 World Cup
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Pentecost
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What is another name for Whit Sunday
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Galton and Simpson
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Who wrote Hancock's Half Hour and Steptoe and Son
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Nashville
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What is the state capital of Tennessee
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Edward the Black Prince
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Who was the father of Richard 11
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Wilfred Brambell
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Who played the part of Paul McCartney's grandfather in the film A Hard Day's Night
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Harris
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Which Outer Hebridean island gives its name to a famous tweeds
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Norwich
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In which city is the University of East Anglia
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Daffodil
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What popular spring flower is also known as the Lent Lily
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Eric Burdon
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Who was the lead singer with the Newcastle group The Animals
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Boar
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What is a male guinea pig called
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Namibia
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Frankie Fredericks represented which country at athletics
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Buckinghamshire
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In what county is the new town of Milton Keynes
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Renault
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Which motor manufacturer make the Scenic
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Portugal
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Mozambique was once a colony of which European country
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Blue Pearl
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Who had a top ten U.K. hit in 1990 with Naked in the Rain
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Vixen
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What is a female fox called
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Maine Road
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At which former football ground would you have been able to watch from the Kippax Stand
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Bertie Bassett
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What is the name of the advertising character made from liquorice allsorts
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Sante Fe
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What is the state capital of New Mexico
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Rainbow
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What do we call the refraction, reflection and dispersal of the sun's rays caused by raindrops in the sky
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Gunsmoke
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What was the longest running Western T.V. series
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The Peak District
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Bakewell is a Tourist Information centre in which National Park
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Pitchblende
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What is the black mineral that is the source of uranium and radium
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Casino Royale
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In which film did David Niven play Sir James Bond
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Never Say Never Again
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In which Bond film did Rowan Atkinson first appear
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Octopussy
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Which Bond film starring Roger Moore had scenes filmed at the Nene Valley Railway
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Pussy Galore
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What was the name of the Bond girl played by Honor Blackman
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Mary Quant
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Who in 1964 said Paris is out of date and promptly launched the mini skirt
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Broiling
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What is the American word for grilling food
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Lightning bugs
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What do Americans call fireflies
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Parklife
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What was the name of the single that Blur won the BRIT award for best single in 1994
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Flo-Jo
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What was the nickname of Florence Griffith Joyner
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Seven
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How many players are there in a water polo team
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Lockjaw
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What is the more common name for the medical condition trismus
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Bradford
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In which town is the headquarters of the William Morrison supermarket group
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Thornton's
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Which company advertises on it's shopping bags Chocolate Heaven since 1911
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