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Chef
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Who had a top ten U.K. hit in 1998 with Chocolate Salty Balls
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Verona
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In Shakespeare's play where were The Two Gentlemen from
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Ben Hogan
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Which golfer was portrayed by Glenn Ford in the 1951 film Follow the Sun
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George Patton
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"Which American General was nicknamed ""Old Blood and Guts"""
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Roger Vadim
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Who was Brigitte Bardot's first husband
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Think
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What is the one word motto of IBM
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El Al
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What is the name of the Israeli national airline
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Midnight Cowboy
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What was the first X rated film to win the Oscar for best film
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Babes in the Wood
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In which pantomime does Robin Hood appear
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German
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Yiddish is a compound of Hebrew and which other language
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Schnozzle
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What was Jimmy Durante's nickname
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Marc Almond
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Who sang with Gene Pitney on the 1989 hit Something's Gotten Hold of my Heart
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Jaguar Cars
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What did the Swallow Sidecar Company become in 1945
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Public
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What word can come before holiday, relations and school
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Mercury
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Who was the Roman messenger of the Gods
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Anthony Hopkins
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Who played the butler in Remains of the Day
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A Hard Day's Night
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What Beatles song was also recorded by Peter Sellars
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Dandelion
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Which garden weed takes it's name from the French for tooth of the lion
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Bournemouth
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Which seaside resort had Britain's first no smoking beach
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Voyager
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What was the name of the superlight plane that flew non stop round the world in 1986
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Fat
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What does a camel store in it's hump
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Fleet Street
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Sweeney Todd was known as the Demon Barber of which London thoroughfare
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Jim Carrey
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Who played The Riddler in the film Batman Forever
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Neapolitans
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What are people who come from Naples called
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Flame-thrower
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Which terrifying anti personnel weapon was first used by the German army at Verdun in 1916
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Earth
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Which planet in the Solar System is third from the Sun
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Loud
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What does the musical term forte mean
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The Mirror
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In which daily newspaper does The Fosdyke Saga appear
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Uranus
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Which planet in the solar system has moons called Titania and Miranda
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1968
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When did the Royal Mail introduce the two tiered mail system / first and second class
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Fiat
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Which car company manufactures the Tipo
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The Thomas Crown Affair
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From which film did the song Windmills Of Your Mind come
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Horses
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What is hippophobia the fear of
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General Belgrano
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Who in 1812 designed the flag of Argentina
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Son of
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What does Mac in front of a surname mean
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T. Rex
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Of which rock group of the 60's and 70's was Marc Bolan the leader
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The Statue Of Liberty
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Liberty Enlightening The World is the proper name for which monument
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Guard's van
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On the American railways what is the caboose
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Turkey
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What type of bird is a White Holland
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Lake Superior
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Which is the largest of The Great Lakes
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John White
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Which Scottish international footballer was killed by lightning on Enfield Golf Course
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Lion
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What type of creature was the cartoon character Snagglepuss
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1605
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In what year was The Gunpowder Plot
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Melchester Rovers
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For which fictitious Football Team did Roy of the Rovers play
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China
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Which country manufactures the Silkworm Missile
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Snap
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Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 90's with Rhythm is a Dancer
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Curry
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What would Del boy expect to get if he ordered a Ruby Murray
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The Three Musketeers
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Whose motto was all for one and one for all
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Swindon
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Where in Britain is the Great Western Railway Museum
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Cyril Fletcher
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Who was the comedian noted for his odd odes
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Baby Love
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What was the only U.K. number one for The Supremes
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Seven
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How many sides has a heptagon
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The liver
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Which organ of the body produces bile
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Alex Ferguson
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Who managed Scotland in the 1986 Football World Cup
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Hydrocarbons
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What name is given to all chemical compounds that contain hydrogen and carbon
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On the mast
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Where on a ship would you find the lubber's hole
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Place of the skull
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What is the meaning of Golgotha
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Springfield
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What is the state capital of Illinois
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Algeria
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Alphabetically what is the first country in Africa
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Denny Laine
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Who was the original lead singer with The Moody Blues
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Crown Courts
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What were the Quarter sessions and Assizes replaced by
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Ants
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In the horror film Them what type of creatures were Them
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Tehran
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What is the capital of Iran
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Chesterfield
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What was snooker champion Joe Davis's home town
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Raimunda
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What was the name of the Brazilian girl who had a child by Ronnie Biggs allowing him to stay in Brazil
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1929
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In what year was the Wall Street crash
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Nice
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Which French town is served by the Cote D'Azure Airport
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Sigmund Romberg
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Who was the composer of the Student Prince
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Finn MacCool
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Who in mythology is supposed to have built the Giant's Causeway
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Fish
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What was the London Billingsgate market famous for selling
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Bud and Lou
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What were the first names of Abbot and Costello
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Tirana
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What is the capital of Albania
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Bangles
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Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 80's with Eternal Flame
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Penicillin
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What was the earliest known antibiotic
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Cambridge
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Which university did Prince Charles attend
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Sergeant Wilson
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What was the name of the character played by John Le Mesurier in Dad's Army
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Dermot Morgan
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Who played the part of Father Ted in the T.V. series
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Bra
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With which item of clothing do you associate Mary Phelps Jacob
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Purple
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What colour is the fruit of an aubergine
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Madness
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Which group sang about Baggy Trousers
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The fly
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In the nursery rhyme who saw Cock Robin die
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Arlington Grange
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What is the name of the house in Cluedo in which the murder takes place
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The turkey
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Who in the poem married the owl and the pussycat
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Lily Savage
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By what name did we know Paul O'Grady on Television (Prior to 'The Paul O'Grady Show')
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The Teletubbies
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Which children's T.V. characters were created by Anne Wood and Andrew Davenport
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Pins
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Enetophobia is the unreasonable fear of what everyday object
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The Red Brigade
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Which terrorist gang murdered Christian Democrat leader Aldo Moro
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Bluebeard
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Henri Landru was a mass murderer under what nickname was he better known
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Scarlet fever
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What disease is shown by a rash and a strawberry coloured tongue
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Earl Grey
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What make of tea is flavoured with oil of bergamot
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Whitechapel
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In what area of London did Jack the Ripper kill his victims
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Colgate
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Which toothpaste in the 60's advertised The ring of confidence
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The king
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What is the only chess piece that cannot be taken
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Dennis Weaver
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Which actor played the crippled deputy in Gunsmoke
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Cumbria
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In which English county is the river Kent
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Beirut
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In which city was Terry Waite kidnapped in 1987
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Korean
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Which language spoken by 55 million people is not known to be related to any other
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Chicago
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In which American city did The Saint Valentine’s Day massacre take place
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Farrier
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What is the trade of a British Army soldier with a white horseshoe on his arm
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Vomit
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What are rats unable to do which makes them highly susceptible to poison
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