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Brigham Young
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Who succeeded Joseph Smith as the leader of the Mormons
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Brian Blessed
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"Which actor made his television debut as Fancy Smith in ""Z-Cars"""
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Johnny Marr
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Who was the lead guitarist with The Smiths
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Pommel Horse
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Louis Smith won an individual silver medal in gymnastics at the 2012 London Olympics. For what discipline
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Harness racing
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In which sport in America is the Little Brown Jug competed for
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Rumpole of the Bailey
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Which TV comedy drama series featured a character called Claude Erskine-Brown
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Epsom
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At which British racecourse are the Brown Jack Stakes ran
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Reverend Cleophus James
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Which role did James Brown play in the film The Blues Brothers
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Bodmin
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What south west English moor has a Brown Willy on it
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Harry Flashman
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"What was the name of the bully in the novel, ""Tom Brown's Schooldays"""
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The Boy Friend
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In which musical did Twiggy play Polly Browne
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Rochdale
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In which town did Gordon Brown call Gillian Duffy a bigoted woman
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The Red Baron
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The Canadian Captain Arthur Roy Brown is credited with bringing which man down in WW1
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The Pie
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In the film National Velvet what was the name of the horse that Velvet Brown rode to victory in the Grand National
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Hanged
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How did the famous American abolitionist John Brown die on December 2, 1859
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G K Chesterton
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Who wrote the 'Father Brown' crime stories
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Snoopy
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What is the name of Charlie Brown's dog in the Peanuts cartoon strip
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County Galway
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In Which Irish county did Alcock and Brown land in 1919 after completing the first transatlantic flight
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Three Bells
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Which top 10 hit of 1959 by 'The Browns' tells the story of little Jimmy Brown
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Agnes
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What is the first name of Mrs Brown in Mrs Brown's Boys
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Buddy Holly
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Brown-Eyed Handsome Man was a hit for which singer after his death
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Cat
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What type of animal is a Brown Havana
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Lancelot
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What was landscape gardener Capability Brown's proper christian name
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Tadcaster
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Where is Newcastle Brown Ale now brewed
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Sepia
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What is the name of the toning that produces brown and white photographs
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Michael MILES
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Which New Zealander presented Take Your Pick on radio and TV
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North POLE
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Matthew Henson in 1909 became the first coloured man to go where
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Scotch HANDS
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What are the small pair of wooden paddles used for working butter called
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MAGNUM opus
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What is the Latin term that means great work. Said of someone's masterpiece.
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Rugby LEAGUE
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In which sport is the Harry Sunderland Trophy awarded
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Two PINTS of Lager and a Packet of Crisps
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What was the name of the song that Splodgenessabounds took to number 7 in 1980
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PERCH
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Over half of all bird species are passerine, what does this mean that they can do
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The HEAD Waiter
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What was jockey Harry Wragg's nickname
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Irving STONE
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"Who wrote ""The Agony and the Ecstasy"""
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Isle of GRAIN
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What is the name of the island situated at the end of the Hoo peninsula in Kent, the site of a major power station
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Michael Jackson
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Who did Debbie Rowe marry in 1996
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Endeavour
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What space shuttle was built to replace Challenger
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Liverpool
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What English city did the Romans call Esmeduna
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Saddle soap
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Which cleaning agent is used to preserve and clean leather
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Zowie
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What name was David Bowie's son given at birth
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Providence
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What is the state capital of Rhode Island
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Administrative Affairs
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Which ministry was run by Jim Hacker before he became Prime Minister in the TV sitcom Yes Prime Minister
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Blondin
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Who was the first man to cross Niagara Falls on a tightrope
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Billy the Kid
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"What Wild West figure is described on his New Mexico tombstone as ""The Boy Bandit King"""
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White
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What colour is used in mourning in China
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Vacuum tube
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What did the transistor replace
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St James's Park
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In which London park would you find Birdcage Walk
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Floyd Patterson
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Sonny Liston only made one successful defence of his world title who was it against
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Henry Blofeld
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Which cricket commentator, who mistakenly called Monty Panesar 'Monty Python', was awarded an OBE in 2003
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Wendy
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What feminine Christian name was coined by the author J.M. Barrie
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Two
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How many volumes of The Domesday Book are there
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Penny Black
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What was the first adhesive postage stamp, that appeared in 1840 called
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Ethiopia
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Live Aid raised money for which country
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Cole Porter
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Who wrote the musical Can Can
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Bread
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Besides fruit what is the principal ingredient of a summer pudding
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Saint Peter Port
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What is the capital of Guernsey
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For Valour
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What is the inscription on the obverse side of the Victoria Cross
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Bamboo shoots
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What is the main food of the giant panda
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Hunt with the hounds
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"Finish this proverb ""If you run with the hares you can’t"""
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Ajax
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With which Dutch football club did Johan Cruyff spend most of his career
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Mark Carney
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Who is the Governor of the Bank of England
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Police Force
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In the U.K. in which of the forces do the officers wear the Sillitoe tartan
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Havana
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What is the capital of Cuba
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Schilling
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What was the currency of Austria before the Euro
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Einstein
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What was the surname of Albert the physicist who developed the Theory of Relativity
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Neighbours
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In which soap did the character Annalise Hartman appear
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Virginia
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In which American state is the Pentagon
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The Peacemaker
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What was the nickname given to the Colt 45 revolver
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Sultana
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What is the title given to a Sultan's wife
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The Silver Ghost
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What was the name given to the very first type of Rolls Royce
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A kit
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What is a young ferret called
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Cello
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What instrument was Pablo Casals associated with
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Tennessee
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In which American state is Jack Daniels whiskey distilled
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Wham
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Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 80's with The Edge of Heaven
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Paper clip
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In 1867 Samuel B Fay of the United States was awarded the first patent for which piece of office equipment
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Vienna
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What is the capital of Austria
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Elephant
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What is the symbol of the American Republican party
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Alice in Wonderland
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In which book would you find the Cheshire Cat
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Venom
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What is the name given to snake poison
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Toyota
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Which car company makes the Yaris
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Moshe Dayan
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Who commanded the Israeli Army during the Six Day War
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Anita Ward
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Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 70's with Ring My Bell
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Wimpey
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What was the R.A.F. nickname for the Wellington bomber
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Shirley Bassey
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Who sang the title song from the Bond film Moonraker
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The Himalayas
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Which mountain range contains thirteen of the worlds twenty highest mountains
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Teeth
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In cockney rhyming slang what are hampsteads
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The Pope
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Who wears the Fisherman's Ring
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Her Majesty's
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At which theatre was Tommy Cooper appearing when he died on stage
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Wyatt Earp
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Who refereed the World Title fight in 1896 between Tom Sharkey and Bob Fitzsimmons and pulled a gun during it
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Walmington -on -Sea
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What is the name of the town featured in Dad's Army
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Watergate
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What was the scandal called that caused President Nixon to resign
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Wear
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On which river would you find the city of Sunderland
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Wellesley
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What was the family name of the Duke of Wellington
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Wessex
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In which fictional county were the novels of Thomas Hardy set
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Wet Wet Wet
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Who was Marti Pellow the lead singer with
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Wildebeest
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What is the more common name for the gnu
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Wally
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What was the name of Nora Batty's husband
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Walton
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What was the surname of the Liverpool family who in 1983 had sextuplets
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Waterloo
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Which type of sunset did the Kinks sing about
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Wars
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What is polemology the study of
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Subsets and Splits
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