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Citroen
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Which motor manufacturer made the Saxo
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University of Paris
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What is the oldest of the European universities
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Zeus
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According to Greek mythology who was the father of Hercules
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Yellow
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What is the colour of the stripe on the trousers of a Mountie's dress uniform
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Liverpool
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Who won the FA Cup in 2006
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Sugar
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Dark and light muscovado are types of what
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TWA
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In 1967, which airline became the first all-jet airline
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Play Your Cards Right
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You get nothing for a pair was a Bruce Forsyth catchphrase in which programme
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Water Polo
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In which sport did Prince William represent Scotland Universities in 2004
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Sarah Palin
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Which former American state governor has children called Track, Bristol, Willow, Piper, and Trig
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Zealand
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What is Denmark's largest island
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Cillit Bang
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Actor Neil Burgess plays Barry Scott in the UK television commercial for which cleaning product
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Witch
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What is a female warlock
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Quarterback
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In American football, what position is QB
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Ringo Starr
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On the Beatles Sergeant Pepper album cover who is the sergeant
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Torquay
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In terms of population, what is the largest town in Devon
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Adam Faith
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By what name did Tery Nelhams become well known
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Zebedee
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Who was the father of the apostles James and John who were sometimes known as the sons of thunder
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Two
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How many VC's were awarded in the Falkland's war
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Amsterdam
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In which European city is Dam Square
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Ben Gurion
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What is the name of Tel Aviv's airport
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Decibel
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Which unit of sound is one tenth of a bel
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Robert Browning
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Who wrote the poem The Pied Piper of Hamelin
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Fleur De Lys
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Which flower is the national symbol of France
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Wisconsin
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What is The United States leading dairy state
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The perch
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If an angler caught a fully grown roach and a perch which one would be the biggest
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Gimme dat Ding
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What was the only UK hit for The Pipkins
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The Blue Riband
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What is the name of the award given for crossing the Atlantic by sea in the fastest time
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Holiday rep
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What was actress Michelle Collins job in the comedy drama Sunburn
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Bundle
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What is the collective noun for asparagus
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Adriatic
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On which sea is the Italian resort of Rimini
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Cerys Matthews
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Who duetted with Tom Jones on the 1999 version of Baby It's Cold Outside
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Gro Harlem Bruntland
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Who was Norway's first female prime minister
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Julius Caesar
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Whose idea was it to have leap years
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Somerset
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In which English county is the most Brie made
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The opposite sex
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Heterophobia is the irrational fear of what
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The Warlocks
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What was the former name of The Grateful Dead
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Norbert and Daggett
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Name either one of the beavers in The Angry Beavers Children's TV show
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Anthony Eden
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Who was Britain's first divorced Prime Minister
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Uranium
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What was discovered at Rum Jungle in Australia in 1952
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Lost In Space
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In which TV series did Guy Williams and June Lockheart play John and Maureen Robinson
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Infinity
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In mathematics what does the symbol that looks like a number 8 lying on its side mean
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Blood poisoning
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What are you suffering with if you have septicaemia
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Zipporah
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Who was the wife of Moses
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Zinedine Zidane
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Who is managing Real Madrid at the moment (January 13th 2016)
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Zurich
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What is the largest city in Switzerland
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Group Captain Peter Townsend
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Who did Princess Margaret decide not to marry in 1955
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Hobie
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What was the name of Mitch's son in Baywatch
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Tin opener
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What kitchen tool was invented my William Lyman in 1870
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Herman's Hermits
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Which British group had a top ten hit in 1966 with No Milk Today
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HMS Troutbridge
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What was the name of the ship in the radio programme The Navy Lark
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Spain
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In which European country does the goat’s cheese called Vare originate
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Texas
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In which state was Buddy Holly born
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Henning Mankell
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Who writes the books about the Swedish Policeman Kurt Wallander
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Great Slave Lake
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Yellowknife, the capital city and largest community of the Northwest Territories, Canada, is located on which lake
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A Hard Day's Night
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Which Beatles song was also recorded by Peter Sellers
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Pole
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What is an otter's tail called
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Oxford
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Which English city is called the city of dreaming spires
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Fanny
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Composer Felix Mendelssohn had a musical sister what was her christian name
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Danny Dyer
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Who played Mick Carter in Eastenders
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Donkey
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Serbian Pule cheese, said to be the world's most expensive is made from the milk of what animal
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Worms
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Vermicide is used to kill which creatures
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The French Open
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Which Grand Slam event did tennis player Pete Sampras fail to win
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Sandra Rivett
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What was the name of the nanny allegedly murdered by Lord Lucan
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Tunis
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In which city was the Arab League founded in 1945
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Level 42
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Something About You and Lessons In Love were top ten hits for which group
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Trinity
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Which Cambridge college did Prince Charles attend
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American football
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What sport is played by Philadelphia Eagles
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Niger
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Which is Africa's largest landlocked country
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Jupiter
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Sinope is a moon of which planet in the Solar System
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Sweden
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In which country were Saab and Volvo cars originally manufactured
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Two thirds plus one
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What percentage of the vote is needed to elect a Pope
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Sting
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Who had a number one album in 1987 with Nothing Like The Sun
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Oil
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What is black gold and Texas tea
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Musket
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What kind of weapon was a Brown Bess
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In
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What word prefixes the following to make five different words: habit, jury, sect, stance, tense
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Dan Aykroyd
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Who played Jessica Tandy's son in the film Driving Miss Daisy
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Nottingham Forest
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Which football team has won the European Cup more times than it has won its own country's top league
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Triangular
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What shape is a spinnaker sail
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John Lennon
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On the cover of the Beatles Abbey road album which one of them is wearing a white suit
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Sioux
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Which was the main Indian tribe who defeated Custer at the battle of the Little Bighorn
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Finland
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One of which country's banknotes showed the composer Sibelius
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Australia
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Cascade Premium Lager comes from which country
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Brazil
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In which country did the bossa nova originate
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Alaska
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Which is the forty ninth state of The USA
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Green
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What colour is the semi-precious stone peridot
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High
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Is an anti cyclone high or low pressure
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Caroline Bliss
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Who played Miss Moneypenny in the Bond film The Living Daylights
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China
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What was the third country to put a spacecraft into orbit and then recover it
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Black
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What colours are all the public gondolas in Venice
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Daisy chaining
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What name was given to the system of connecting computer devices in a series so that the first device is connected to the second, the second to the third etc
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Winnie the Pooh
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In Winnipeg there is a statue of which bear
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Woden
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After which Anglo Saxon god was Wednesday named
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A prayer
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What does each bead on a rosary represent
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Three
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How many times is the Lutine Bell rang for bad news
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Sink Ships
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"What did ""loose lips"" do, according to a popular rhyming WW2 slogan"
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Wales
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Penderyn whiskey is made in which European country
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Prince Albert
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Who sponsored the Great Exhibition of 1851
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Henry Mancini
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Who composed the theme music for the Pink Panther films
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Eyes
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What does the cockney rhyming slang mince pies mean
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