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Orange County
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Which Florida county is Walt Disney World in
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Mary Arden
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Who was William Shakespeare's mother
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SAS
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What is the name of the Swedish national airline
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Turkey
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In which country is Mount Ararat
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Dove
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Which river forms a natural boundary between Derbyshire and Staffordshire
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Puffin Books
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What is the name given to the children's literature section of Penguin Books
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Albatross
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What is the only UK No. 1 single for Fleetwood Mac
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Keith Peacock
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Who was the first Football League substitute
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The Pelican Brief
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Which John Grisham novel was made into a film in 1993 starring Julia Roberts and Denzel Washington
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The Condor Legion
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What was the name given to the German air force fighting for Franco's Nationalists in the Spanish Civil War
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Greyhound racing
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What sport did Mick the Miller compete in
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Tiger Woods
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Who is the youngest ever winner of the US Masters golf tournament
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Black Panthers
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Which United States separatist movement was founded in 1966 by Huey Newton and Bobby Seale
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Cat
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Who or what was Wilberforce who retired from 10 Downing Street In 1987
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Samantha Fox
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Which page three girl had the biggest hits
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Lone Wolf McQuade
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Which 1983 film had Chuck Norris as a Texas Ranger out to get David Carradine
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The Buffalo Bills
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Which American football team lost the super bowl in three consecutive seasons 91-92 and 93
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Donkey
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What is genuine Italian salami made from
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Aidensfield
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In which fictitious village is the TV series Heartbeat set
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Athens
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What is the capital of Greece
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Frogs
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What is the main diet of the grass snake
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Fino
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What is the lightest most delicate of the sherry types
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Swiss
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What nationality was the fictional William Tell
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Jellyfish
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What type of creature is a sea wasp
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Yellow
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What is the colour of the jersey worn by the leader in the Tour de France
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Broadway
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Which New York thoroughfare is sometimes called The Great White Way
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Hugh Town
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What is the capital of the Scilly Isles
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Eye of The Tiger
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With what song did Frank Bruno get into the top thirty
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Vesuvius
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Which volcano erupted in 79 AD burying Pompeii
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Blue
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What colour is the bird on the Twitter website logo
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Lion
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Which big cat has the loudest roar
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Ian Botham
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In 1978 who became the first man in history to score a century and take eight wickets in one innings of Test Match Cricket
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Atlantic
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In which ocean are the Canary Islands
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Seven
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When the Bastille was stormed how many prisoners was it found to contain
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Cadbury
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Which company makes the Crunchie chocolate bar
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Waterbed
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What comfortable furniture item was invented by California furniture designer Charles Prior Hall in 1968
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Newcastle Eagles
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Who won this years (2015) British basketball league
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Wisconsin
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In which US state was the Harley-Davidson motorcycle company founded
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Philistines
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What tribe did Goliath belong to
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Lanolin
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What is the fatty substance found naturally on sheep's wool called
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Mn
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What is the chemical symbol for the element manganese
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Safety Dance
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What was Men Without Hats only chart entry (1983)
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Spain
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Vigo international Airport is in which country
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Sainsburys
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Which UK supermarket chain launched a controversial carrier bag with the maxim 'Take an Old Bag Shopping'
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Washing soda
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What is the more common name for sodium carbonate
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Lebanon
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From which middle east country were Terry Waite and John McCarthy released in 1991
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Tennessee
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Al Gore was a senator in which state before he became Vice President
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Austria
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The city of Linz is in which European country
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Pancreas
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Which organ of the body secretes insulin
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Mulligatawny
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Which soup takes it's name from the Urdu word for pepper water
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Guyana
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For which West Indian team did Clive Lloyd play Shell Shield matches
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Bill Gates
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Which billionaire married Melinda French in 1995
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Plum
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What fruit flavour is the alcoholic drink Mirabelle
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Swedish
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What nationality are the group The Cardigans
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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
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ABOMINATION TO A WELL WISHER (anagram of a TV quiz show)
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Give Us a Clue
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Michael Aspel, Michael Parkinson, and Tim Clark have all hosted which TV game show
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Tic Tac Dough
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What was Criss Cross Quiz called in the USA
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Angus Deayton
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Who was the host of the TV game show Bognor or Bust
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Bruce Forsyth
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Who was the first presenter of the TV game show You Bet
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Full Swing
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What was the name of the golfing game show presented by Jimmy Tarbuck
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Busman's Holiday
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Julian Pettifer presented a tough quiz on the ITV featuring groups of people who all had something in common. What was it called
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Interceptor
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Which game show did Annabel Croft star in after Treasure Hunt
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Burke's Law
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In what detective programme did Gene Barry play a millionaire detective
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Four
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How many funnels did the ill-fated liner Titanic have
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Cattle
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If cats are feline which creatures are bovine
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David Livingstone
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Who discovered and named Victoria Falls in 1855
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Broccoli
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Calabrese is an Italian variety of which vegetable
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Aphrodite
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Who is the Greek counterpart to the Roman goddess Venus
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Cricket
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In which sport might the Duckworth-Lewis method be used
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Massachusetts
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In which American state did the Mayflower land
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Orange
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Which colour lies between red and yellow in the visible spectrum
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Grape hyacinth
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What is the more common name of the garden plant Muscari
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Myrna Loy
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Which actress played opposite William Powell in the thirties and forties series of films about the Thin Man
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Manchester United
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Which football league side was once known as Newton Heath
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Gary Powers
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Name the American U2 pilot shot down over Russia in 1960
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Vera Lynn
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Which British female vocalist was known as The Forces Sweetheart
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Berne
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What is the capital of Switzerland
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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Who created the master detective Sherlock Holmes
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Turmeric
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What is the ingredient usually used to turn rice or curry yellow
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Thyme
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What herb is essential in a New England Clam Chowder
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Crocus
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From which plant do we get the spice saffron
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Aniseed
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What flavour does the herb fennel have
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Cinnamon
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What spice do chefs call the sweet wood
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Dill
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What is the herb that is used mostly in Swedish cookery
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Tree bark
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From which part of a plant do we get cinnamon
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Caraway seed
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Which spice is a common flavouring for many kinds of rye bread
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Basil
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"What is considered the ""king of herbs"" by many cookery authors"
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Cloves
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What is the spice, the oil of which is used to treat toothache
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Mint
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With over 150 varieties, which common herb is said to provide relief from an upset stomach
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Borage
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Which herb whose leaves and blue flowers are both edible, is used in drinks such as 'Pimms'
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Paprika
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If a dish is cooked a la hongroise it is cooked in cream and which spice
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Number thirteen
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What is Triskaidekaphobia the fear of
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Yellow
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On a Monopoly board what colour is Coventry Street
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Ford
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Which car manufacturer made the Popular in the fifties and sixties
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Wrist
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Where in the body is the scaphoid bone
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White
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What is the meaning of the first name Blanche
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Yemen
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You have heard of the Queen of Sheba, in which modern country is Sheba now situated
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Air Supply
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What name was used by duo Russell Hitchcock and Graham Russell
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Apocalypse Now
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From which film does the following quote come: I love the smell of napalm in the morning
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Thirteen
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What is the record winning margin in an English football league game
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