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Denmark
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After the invasion of Poland, which was the next country to be invaded by the Germans in World War II?
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False
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True or False: A duck’s quack doesn’t echo?
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Kim Jong-Il
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The birth, at Baekdu Mountain, of what Asian despot was foretold by a swallow, and heralded by the appearance of a double rainbow over the mountain and a new star in the heavens?
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Pipeye, Pupeye, Poopeye, Peepeye
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What are the names of Popeye's nephews?
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Horses
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Appaloosa, Tennessee Walking, and Arabian are all types of what?
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Cuba
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What country has the U.S. had a trade embargo on since 1962?
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Cake
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On TV, “Ace” Duff Goldman and “Boss” Buddy Valastro both work in what medium?
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Uranus
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Which is the only planet in the solar system named after a Greek god?
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Foreigners
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What does a xenophobe fear?
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Michael Jackson
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August 29, 1958 saw the birth of what "moderately famous" pop star, who married Lisa Marie Presley in 1994, Deborah Jeanne Rowe in 1996, and had a child with a yet unnamed surrogate mother in 2002?
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Irene
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What category 3 hurricane devastated the east coast last week, resulting in at least 54 deaths?
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Florida
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Which state grows more oranges and grapefruits than any other state in the U.S.?
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Oregon
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Known as the Beaver State, what was the 33rd state to join the Union on Feb 14, 1859?
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Pepsi-Cola
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August 28, 1898 saw the introduction of what popular soft drink, originally called Brad's Drink, named after it's inventor, New Bern, NC pharmacist Caleb Bradham?
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Caramel
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The PayDay candy bar is composed of peanuts and what other confection?
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George H. W. Bush
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Who was the last vice president to be elected president?
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Megatron
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In the Transformer Universe, who is the leader of the Decipticons?
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White
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Which side makes the first move in a game of chess?
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Bo Jackson
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In the early 1990s, Nike ran a series of Bo Knows TV commercial featuring what athlete, the first in the modern era to play both professional football and baseball in the same year, trying his hand at various sports, including basketball (with Michael Jordan) and Tennis (with John McEnroe)?
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Mr. Smee
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Who was Captain Hooks first mate in Peter Pan?
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A dog
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Anchored by the star Sirius, what animal does the constellation Canis Major represent?
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Tae Bo
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The first of the "cardio-boxing" fitness programs to gain commercial success, what was the name of the aeroboic exercise routine created by Billy Blanks?
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McGraw
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Born on Sept 1, 1950, what is the surname of TV's Doctor Phil, who originally made his fame by appearing on the Oprah Winfrey Show?
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Camp Swampy
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Sept 4, 1950 saw the introduction of the comic strip Beetle Bailey. On what fictional military installation does the comic strip take place?
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Malaria
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Available in small quantities in tonic water, quinine, which comes from the bark of the cinchona [sin-koh-nuh] tree, was first used to treat what tropical disease?
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Horseshoes
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In what outdoor sport, sanctioned by the NHPA, scores 3 points for a ringer, 2 for a leaner, and the closet scores a point?
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Caligula
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Born on August 31, 12 AD, Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus Germanicus, emperor of Rome from 37 AD to 41AD and later to be played Malcolm McDowell, was commonly known as whom?
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Spirit of St. Louis
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Officially known as the Ryan NYP, with what name did Charles Lindberg bestow the aircraft that he soloed across the Atlantic?
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Media Mail
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Once known as book rate, what USPS service is reserved for printed materials, cds, and video tapes?
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Albert D. Rosellini
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The longest floating bridge in the world, the Evergreen Point Floating Bridge is officially named after what former Washington governor?
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Passenger Pigeon
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September 1, 1914 saw the last example of what species, which existed in enormous migratory flocks, sometimes containing more than two billion birds that could stretch one mile wide and 300 miles long, when Martha died at the Cincinnati Zoo?
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Poland
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September 1, 1939 saw the start of World War II when Germany invaded what country?
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Bargaining
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What's missing: Denial, Anger, Depression, Acceptance
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Wham-O
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During the 1960, what Emeryville, California Hula-hoop company introduced the slip 'n slide, the super ball, and a do-it-yourself bomb shelter?
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USS Missouri
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On Sept 2, 1945, the Instrument of Surrender was signed by the Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu, officially ending World War II, aboard what US battleship moored in Tokyo Bay?
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Ocean
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In the horrible names that celebrities saddle their kids with category, after naming his daughters Sonnet, True, and Autumn, with what wet name did Forrest Whitaker tab his only son?
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Poland
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Tuesday saw the 70th anniversary of the start of WWII when Germany invaded what country?
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Tarzan
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In literature, who is John Clayton III, son of Lord and Lady Greystroke?
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Ontario
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Ottawa is the national capitol of Canada. In what province is Ottawa located?
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Hubby Hubby
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Ben and Jerry's recently announced that they were changing the name of their Chubby Hubby ice cream to what new name for the month of September?
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Stanford
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On Sept 4, 1998, Google is founded by fellow students Sergey Brin and Larry Page. At what university were they classmates?
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Spongebob Squarepants
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Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?
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A pumpkin
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According to the fairy tale Cinderella, what vegetable gets turned into the carriage?
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New Zealand
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In September 1893, which country became the first in the world to give women the right to vote?
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The 18th
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The 21st amendment to the US constitution, a happy occasion if ever there was one, officially repeals what previous constitutional amendment?
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Butt-head
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Of Beavis and Butt-head, which one wore the AC/DC t-shirt?
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Twins
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What relationship was shared by actors Danny DeVito and Arnold Schwarzenegger in their 1988 film, directed by Ivan Reitman?
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Postage Stamp
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Prized by collectors, the “Inverted Jenny” is a famous what?
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Woodstock
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What is the name of Snoopy's bird friend in the Peanuts comic strip?
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MSG
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Characterized by a numbness at the back of the neck and arms, Chinese restaurant syndrome is commonly attributed to what food additive?
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Sails
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Genoa, Jib, and Spinnaker are all types of what?
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Ecuador
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Although he's still holed up at an embassy in London, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange was recently granted asylum in what country?
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Angel Falls
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Located in Venezuela, what is the highest, uninterrupted waterfall in the world?
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5
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How many horizontal lines are used in a musical stave (or staff)?
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Library materials
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Dewey Decimal Classification, Universal Decimal Classification and Library of Congress Classification are three methods of coding and organizing what?
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Charlotte, NC
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The 2012 Democratic National Convention kicked off this week in what US city?
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Ferdinand Magellan
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What Portuguese explorer is credited as being the first to circumnavigate the world, when his expedition returned to Spain on Sept. 6, 1522 (although he died a year and a half earlier)?
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Nevada
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Known as an experiment in community, art, radical self-expression, and radical self-reliance, the Burning Man festival was held this year in the Black Rock Desert-High Rock Canyon Emigrant Trails National Conservation Area in what US state?
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Sand
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What do you usually find in a golf courses' bunker?
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Seven
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Name the 1995 movie from the plot summary: "Two detectives, a rookie and a veteran, hunt a serial killer who uses the seven deadly sins as his modus operandi."
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Lizard
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What type of animal is a skink?
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Wisconsin
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Love him or not, Paul Ryan has been officially nominated as the Republican Vice Presidential candidate. What state is he a Representative for?
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Criss Angel
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What “magician”, born Christopher Nicholas Sarantakos, is the “genius” behind the Mindfreak tv show and the Believe Las Vegas show?
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Mark Spitz
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Before being surpassed by Michael Phelps, which American swimmer held the records for most gold medals won during a single Olympics when he won 7 (all world records) in 1972?
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Hope
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According to Greek mythology, what was the only virtue that remained in Pandora's Box after she opened it?
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Beetle Bailey
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Sept 4, 1950 saw the introduction of what daily comic strip featuring a goldbricking US Army private, stationed at Campy Swampy, who is always at odds with Sgt Snorkel?
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Septum
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The piece of cartilage which divides the nose into two separate chambers is called what?
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Richard M. Nixon
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On September 8, 1974, Gerald Ford issued Proclamation 4311 granting a pardon, for crimes that may have been committed, to whom?
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Paper sizes
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Letter, Legal, ledger, and Tabloid are all types of what?
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Cheech & Chong
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What comedy duo made their feature film debut in 1978's Up in Smoke?
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Schnauzer and a poodle
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What two dogs are cross bred to produce the Schnoodle?
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Kansas
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Known as The Sunflower State, what was the 34th state to join the Union on January 29, 1861?
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First Continental Congress
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Sept 5, 1774 saw the first sitting of what important body, which met in Philadelphia's Carpenter's Hall?
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Stuart Smalley
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What SNL self-help parody, portrayed by Al Franken, is known for phrases such as “I’m good enough, I’m smart enough, and doggone it, people like me.” and “I learned what love is from my parents. Which is that you find that one-special person who was placed on the planet just for you, and then you put them through forty years of living hell.”?
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Scorpion
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Anchored by the star Antares, the constellation Scorpius represents what animal?
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South Africa
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For a point each, name the countries that share a physical border with the Kingdom of Lesotho
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Microwave Oven
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Introduced by the Raytheon Corporation in 1947, what ubiquitous modern day convenience was originally sold under the name Radarange, based on its use of the magnetron, a major component of radar systems?
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jab, cross, hook, and uppercut
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In boxing, there are 4 primary punches. For a point each, name them.
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Pro Football
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Sept 7, 1963 saw the opening of what professional Hall of Fame, when 17 individuals, including “Slinging” Sammy Baugh, Harold “Red” Grange, George Halas, Don Hutson, Earl “Curly” Lambeau, and Bronco Nagurski were inaugurated?
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Radon
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With an atomic number of 86, what element, the heaviest of the noble gasses, uses the symbol Rn?
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Muscular Dystrophy Association
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This year was the first in its 45 year history that Jerry Lewis did not host the annual labor day telethon, which raises money for which charity (2.45 billion to date)?
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Dirty Harry
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What's missing: Magnum Force, The Enforcer, Sudden Impact, and The Dead Pool?
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A hook
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In golf, what is the opposite of a slice (a shot that curves toward the side of the swing)?
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Canton, OH
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The Pro Football Hall of Fame opened its doors on Sept 7, 1963, in what Midwestern city?
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PT Barnum
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“There’s a sucker born every minute” is a phrase erroneously attributed to what famous showman?
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Philo T. Farnsworth
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On September 7, 1927, what American inventor demonstrated the world's first working television system with electronic scanning of both the pickup and display devices?
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Randy Johnson
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Sept 10, 1963 saw the birth of what former Mariner, and Geico pitch man, known as The Big Unit?
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Star Trek
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44 years ago today, nerds everywhere found a new calling in life when what TV series debuted with the episode named “”The Man Trap””?
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Sherlock Holmes
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What fictional detective is featured in the novel/movie "The Hound of the Baskervilles"?
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Hercules
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Whose labors include such tasks as slaying the Nemean lion, cleaning the Augean stables in a single day, and obtaining the Girdle of the Amazon Queen?
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Jack Nicklaus
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With 18 major championships, what golfer is nicknamed “The Golden Bear”?
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Hercules
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Making but a single flight, what was the real name given to Howard Hughes' birch plywood plane, the Spruce Goose?
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Cracker Jack
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Sailor Jack and Bingo are the mascots for what prize awarding snack food, now produced by Frito Lay?
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Sheep
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From what animal does the delicious meat mutton come from?
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Jack Horkheimer
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The world is a poorer place with the passing last week of what TV legend, who hosted the Star Hustler/Star Gazer series, which had been in production since September 1976?
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Mastercard
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There are some things money can't buy. For everything else, there's what?
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Milk
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In drinks, what ingredient is the difference between a White Russian and a Black Russian?
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Jeff Foxworthy
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The best selling comedy recording artist of all time, which comedian is best known for his "You might be a redneck" one liners?
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Bucky
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Who was Captain America's sidekick during World War II?
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Muscular Dystrophy Association
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Have raised over $1.46 billion to date, Jerry Lewis' annual Labor Day telethon raises money for what group?
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