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The World Is Not Enough

Pierce Brosnan as James Bond , 007 .   Sophie Marceau as Elektra King , an oil heiress who is seemingly being targeted by Renard , the world 's most wanted terrorist . Bond is tasked by M to protect her at all costs , although he suspects that there is more to her than meets the eye .   Robert Carlyle as Victor `` Renard '' Zokas , a former KGB agent turned high - tech terrorist . Years ago , Renard kidnapped Elektra King in exchange for a massive ransom demand . The ordeal resulted in a failed assassination attempt by MI6 and left Renard with a bullet lodged in his brain which renders him impervious to pain as well as slowly killing off his other senses . Renard now seeks revenge on both the King family and MI6 .   Denise Richards as Dr. Christmas Jones , an American nuclear physicist assisting Bond in his mission . Richards stated that she liked the role because it was `` brainy '' , `` athletic '' , and had `` depth of character , in contrast to Bond girls from previous decades '' . Richards stated that a lot of viewers `` made fun of '' the character 's attire but that `` These Bond girls are so outrageous and if I did really look like a scientist , the Bond fans would have been disappointed . '' Writer Ben Bussey stated in a Yahoo ! Movies article that `` it 's clear that Eon were never aiming especially high with this character '' since the company `` reportedly '' auditioned Geri Halliwell and Tiffani Thiessen for the role .   Robbie Coltrane as Valentin Zukovsky : A former Russian mafia boss and Baku casino owner . Bond initially seeks out Zukovsky for intel on Renard and is subsequently aided by him when Zukovsky 's nephew falls into Renard 's captivity . Coltrane reprises his role from GoldenEye .   Judi Dench as M : The head of MI6 .   Michael Kitchen as Bill Tanner : M 's Chief of Staff .   Colin Salmon as Charles Robinson : M 's Deputy Chief of Staff .   Desmond Llewelyn as Q : MI6 's `` quartermaster '' who supplies Bond with multi-purpose vehicles and gadgets useful for the latter 's mission . The film would be Llewelyn 's final performance as Q. Although the actor was not officially retiring from the role , the Q character was training his eventual replacement in this film . Llewelyn was killed in a car accident shortly after the film 's premiere .   John Cleese as R : Q 's assistant and successor . The character is never formally introduced as `` R '' -- This was simply an observation on Bond 's part : `` If you 're Q ... does that make him R ? ''   Samantha Bond as Miss Moneypenny : M 's secretary   Serena Scott Thomas as Dr. Molly Warmflash .   John Seru as Gabor : Elektra King 's bodyguard who is seen accompanying King wherever she travels .   Ulrich Thomsen as Sasha Davidov : Elektra King 's head of security in Azerbaijan and Renard 's secret liaison .   Goldie as Bull : Valentin Zukovsky 's gold - toothed bodyguard . Although listed as ' Bull ' in the credits , Zukovsky refers to him as ' Bullion ' in the film .   Maria Grazia Cucinotta as Giulietta da Vinci , credited in the film as `` Cigar Girl '' : An experienced assassin working for Renard .   David Calder as Sir Robert King : Elektra 's father and an oil tycoon who is later killed during a bomb attack on MI6 headquarters .   Sean Cronin as Renard 's Henchman ( uncredited )


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Toilet (room)

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Judicial independence


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Question: what is the revolution period of venus in earth years

Venus

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Hard water

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Question: who is the first prime minister of france

Prime Minister of France

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No .   Portrait   Name ( Birth -- Death ) District   Term of office   Electoral mandates ( Parliaments )   Political party   Min .   Refs         Sir John A. Macdonald ( 1815 -- 1891 ) MP for Kingston , ON   July 1 , 1867 -- November 5 , 1873     Title created ( no parl 't )   1867 election ( 1st Parl 't )   1872 election ( 2nd Parl 't )     Liberal - Conservative Party   1st       Minister of Justice ; Integration of Rupert 's Land and the North - Western Territory into Canada ; Manitoba Act ; Red River Rebellion ; British Columbia and Prince Edward Island join confederation ; Creation of the North - West Mounted Police ; Resigned over Pacific Scandal         Alexander Mackenzie ( 1822 -- 1892 ) MP for Lambton , ON   November 7 , 1873 -- October 8 , 1878     Appointment ( 2nd Parl 't )   1874 election ( 3rd Parl 't )     Liberal Party Named leader in 1873   2nd       Pacific Scandal ; Creation of the Supreme Court ; Establishment of the Royal Military College ; Created the office of the Auditor General     ( 1 )     Sir John A. Macdonald ( 1815 -- 1891 ) MP for Victoria , BC until 1882 MP for Carleton , ON until 1887 MP for Kingston , ON   October 17 , 1878 -- June 6 , 1891     1878 election ( 4th Parl 't )   1882 election ( 5th Parl 't )   1887 election ( 6th Parl 't )   1891 election ( 7th Parl 't )     Liberal - Conservative Party   3rd       National Policy ; Railway to the Pacific ; North - West Rebellion ; Hanging of Louis Riel . Died in office ( stroke ) .         Sir John Abbott ( 1821 -- 1893 ) Senator for Quebec   June 16 , 1891 -- November 24 , 1892     Appointment ( 7th Parl 't )     Liberal - Conservative Party   4th       Minister without Portfolio ; Succeeded on Macdonald 's death due to objections to the Catholic John Thompson . In ill health ; retired . First prime minister born in what would become Canada , and first of only two prime ministers to serve while in the Senate .         Sir John Thompson ( 1845 -- 1894 ) MP for Antigonish , NS   December 5 , 1892 -- December 12 , 1894     Appointment ( 7th Parl 't )     Liberal - Conservative Party   5th       Minister of Justice ; First Catholic Prime Minister . Manitoba Schools Question . Died in office ( heart attack ) .     5     Sir Mackenzie Bowell ( 1823 -- 1917 ) Senator for Ontario   December 21 , 1894 -- April 27 , 1896     Appointment ( 7th Parl 't )     Conservative Party ( historical )   6th       Minister of Customs ; Minister of Militia and Defence ; Manitoba Schools Question . Last prime minister to serve while in the Senate .     6     Sir Charles Tupper ( 1821 -- 1915 ) Did not serve in Parliament while Prime Minister   May 1 , 1896 -- July 8 , 1896     Appointment ( no parl 't )     Conservative Party ( historical )   7th       Minister of Customs , Minister of Railways and Canals ; Oldest Canadian PM . Aimed to defeat Patrons of Industry , but dominated by Manitoba Schools Question . Never sat in parliament as Prime Minister .     7     Sir Wilfrid Laurier ( 1841 -- 1919 ) MP for Quebec East , QC   July 11 , 1896 -- October 6 , 1911     1896 election ( 8th Parl 't )   1900 election ( 9th Parl 't )   1904 election ( 10th Parl 't )   1908 election ( 11th Parl 't )     Liberal Party Named leader in 1887   8th       Manitoba Schools Question ; Boer War ; Alberta and Saskatchewan created ; Creation of the Royal Canadian Navy ; Reciprocity with the US ; Department of External Affairs established ; First French Canadian Prime Minister , removed the right of status Indians to vote .     8     Sir Robert Borden ( 1854 -- 1937 ) MP for Halifax , NS until 1917 MP for Kings , NS   October 10 , 1911 -- October 11 , 1917     1911 election ( 12th Parl 't )     Conservative Party ( historical ) Named leader in 1901   9th       October 12 , 1917 -- July 10 , 1920     1917 election ( 13th Parl 't )     Unionist Party   10th     First World War ; Military Service Act ; Conscription Crisis of 1917 ; Union government ; National Research Council ; Introduction of income tax ; Nickle Resolution ; Women 's suffrage ; Suppression of Winnipeg General Strike ; Canada sits at the Paris Peace Conference , signs the Treaty of Versailles and joins League of Nations .     9     Arthur Meighen ( 1874 -- 1960 ) MP for Portage la Prairie , MB   July 10 , 1920 -- December 29 , 1921     Appointment ( 13th Parl 't )     National Liberal and Conservative Party Named leader in 1920   11th       Solicitor General of Canada , Minister of Mines , Secretary of State for Canada , Minister of the Interior , Superintendant Indian Affairs ; Grand Trunk Railway placed under control of Canadian National Railways .     10     William Lyon Mackenzie King ( 1874 -- 1950 ) MP for York North , ON until 1925 MP for Prince Albert , SK   December 29 , 1921 -- June 28 , 1926     1921 election ( 14th Parl 't )   1925 election ( 15th Parl 't )     Liberal Party Named leader in 1919   12th       Minister of Labour ; Chanak Crisis ; lower tariffs ; reinstated Crowsnest Pass Agreement ; 1923 Imperial Conference ; Halibut Treaty ; Continued after 1925 with third party Progressive support until resigning after his request for an election was refused by Governor General Lord Byng .     ( 9 )     Arthur Meighen ( 1874 -- 1960 ) MP for Portage la Prairie , MB   June 29 , 1926 -- September 25 , 1926     Appointment ( 15th Parl 't )     Conservative Party ( historical )   13th       Appointed as a result of the King -- Byng Affair .     ( 10 )     William Lyon Mackenzie King ( 1874 -- 1950 ) MP for Prince Albert , SK   September 25 , 1926 -- August 7 , 1930     1926 election ( 16th Parl 't )     Liberal Party   14th       Balfour Declaration ; Introduction of old age pensions ; first Canadian envoys with full diplomatic status sent to foreign countries ( USA , France , Japan ) ; Great Depression .     11     R.B. Bennett ( 1870 -- 1947 ) MP for Calgary West , AB   August 7 , 1930 -- October 23 , 1935     1930 election ( 17th Parl 't )     Conservative Party ( historical ) Named leader in 1927   15th       Minister of Justice , Minister of Finance ; Great Depression ; Imperial Preference ; Canadian Radio Broadcasting Commission ; Canadian Wheat Board ; Creation of the Bank of Canada .     ( 10 )     William Lyon Mackenzie King ( 1874 -- 1950 ) MP for Prince Albert , SK until 1945 MP for Glengarry , ON   October 23 , 1935 -- November 15 , 1948     1935 election ( 18th Parl 't )   1940 election ( 19th Parl 't )   1945 election ( 20th Parl 't )     Liberal Party   16th       Creation of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation ; National Film Board of Canada ; Unemployment Insurance Act of 1940 ; Nationalization of the Bank of Canada ; Second World War ; Japanese Canadian internment ; Conscription Crisis of 1944 ; Canada 's entry into the United Nations ; Trans - Canada Airlines ; Gouzenko Affair .     12     Louis St. Laurent ( 1882 -- 1973 ) MP for Quebec East , QC   November 15 , 1948 -- June 21 , 1957     Appointment ( 20th Parl 't )   1949 election ( 21st Parl 't )   1953 election ( 22nd Parl 't )     Liberal Party Named leader in 1948   17th       Minister of Justice , Secretary of State for External Affairs ; Dominion of Newfoundland joins confederation ; right of appeal to Judicial Committee of the Privy Council ended ; Canada 's entrance into NATO ; Suez Crisis ; Creation of the United Nations Emergency Force ; London Declaration ; Newfoundland Act ; Equalization ; Trans - Canada Highway ; St. Lawrence Seaway ; Trans - Canada Pipeline ; Pipeline Debate .     13     John Diefenbaker ( 1895 -- 1979 ) MP for Prince Albert , SK   June 21 , 1957 -- April 22 , 1963     1957 election ( 23rd Parl 't )   1958 election ( 24th Parl 't )   1962 election ( 25th Parl 't )     Progressive Conservative Party Named leader in 1956   18th       Avro Arrow cancellation ; Coyne Affair ; Cuban Missile Crisis ; NORAD ; Establishment of Board of Broadcast Governors ; Canadian Bill of Rights ; Allowed status aboriginals to vote in federal elections 1960 ; Alouette 1 satellite programme .     14     Lester B. Pearson ( 1897 -- 1972 ) MP for Algoma East , ON   April 22 , 1963 -- April 20 , 1968     1963 election ( 26th Parl 't )   1965 election ( 27th Parl 't )     Liberal Party Named leader in 1958   19th       Secretary of State for External Affairs ; Bomarc missile program ; Federal involvement in universal healthcare ; Canada Pension Plan ; Canada Student Loans ; Creation of a new Canadian flag ; Auto Pact ; Rejection of troop deployment to Vietnam ; Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism ; Unification of the Armed Forces ; Canadian Centennial Celebrations .     15     Pierre Trudeau ( 1919 -- 2000 ) MP for Mount Royal , QC   April 20 , 1968 -- June 3 / 4 , 1979     Appointment ( 27th Parl 't )   1968 election ( 28th Parl 't )   1972 election ( 29th Parl 't )   1974 election ( 30th Parl 't )     Liberal Party Named leader in 1968   20th       Minister of Justice ; `` Trudeaumania '' ; `` Just Society '' ; October Crisis and Use of the War Measures Act ; Official Languages Act ; Establishment of relations with Communist China ; Victoria Charter ; Creation of Petro - Canada ; Membership in the G7 ; Metric Commission , Metrication of Canada , Creation of Via Rail .     16     Joe Clark ( b . 1939 ) MP for Yellowhead , AB   June 4 , 1979 -- March 2 / 3 , 1980     1979 election ( 31st Parl 't )     Progressive Conservative Party Named leader in 1976   21st       Youngest Canadian PM . Defeated in a motion of no confidence on first budget .     ( 15 )     Pierre Trudeau ( 1919 -- 2000 ) MP for Mount Royal , QC   March 3 , 1980 -- June 29 / 30 , 1984     1980 election ( 32nd Parl 't )     Liberal Party   22nd       Quebec referendum , 1980 ; Access to Information Act ; Patriation of the Canadian Constitution ; Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms ; National Energy Program ; Canada Health Act ; Western alienation .     17     John Turner ( b . 1929 ) Did not serve in Parliament while Prime Minister   June 30 , 1984 -- September 16 / 17 , 1984     Appointment ( 32nd Parl 't )     Liberal Party Named leader in 1984   23rd       Minister of Justice , Minister of Finance ; Trudeau Patronage Appointments . Never sat in parliament as Prime Minister .     18     Brian Mulroney ( b . 1939 ) MP for Manicouagan , QC until 1988 MP for Charlevoix , QC   September 17 , 1984 -- June 24 / 25 , 1993     1984 election ( 33rd Parl 't )   1988 election ( 34th Parl 't )     Progressive Conservative Party Named leader in 1983   24th       Cancellation of the National Energy Program ; Meech Lake Accord ; Petro - Canada privatization ; Canada - US Free Trade Agreement ; Introduction of the Goods and Services Tax ; Charlottetown Accord ; Gulf War ; Oka Crisis ; Environmental Protection Act ; Privatization of Air Canada , North American Free Trade Agreement ; Airbus affair .     19     Kim Campbell ( b . 1947 ) MP for Vancouver Centre , BC   June 25 , 1993 -- November 3 / 4 , 1993     Appointment ( 34th Parl 't )     Progressive Conservative Party Named leader in 1993   25th       Minister of Justice , Minister of Veterans Affairs , Minister of National Defence , Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs ; Only female Prime Minister of Canada . Defeated and lost her seat in 1993 election .     20     Jean Chrétien ( b . 1934 ) MP for Saint - Maurice , QC   November 4 , 1993 -- December 11 / 12 , 2003     1993 election ( 35th Parl 't )   1997 election ( 36th Parl 't )   2000 election ( 37th Parl 't )     Liberal Party Named leader in 1990   26th       Minister of Finance , Minister of Indian Affairs , Minister of Energy , Mines and Resources , Minister of Justice and Energy Minister , President of the Treasury Board , Minister of National Revenue , Deputy Prime Minister of Canada ; Privatization of Canadian National Railway , Red Book ; Harmonized Sales Tax ; Quebec referendum , 1995 ; Clarity Act ; Assassination attempt ; Kosovo War ; 1997 Red River Flood ; Social Union Framework Agreement ; Creation of Nunavut Territory ; Youth Criminal Justice Act ; Operation Yellow Ribbon ; Invasion of Afghanistan ; Opposition to the Invasion of Iraq ; Sponsorship scandal ; Kyoto Protocol ; Gomery Inquiry .     21     Paul Martin ( b . 1938 ) MP for LaSalle -- Émard , QC   December 12 , 2003 -- February 5 / 6 , 2006     Appointment ( 37th Parl 't )   2004 election ( 38th Parl 't )     Liberal Party Named leader in 2003   27th       Minister of Finance ; Minority government . Civil Marriage Act ; Kelowna Accord ; Rejection of US Anti-Missile Treaty ; Sponsorship scandal ; Gomery inquiry ; G20 ; Atlantic Accord ; Martin and his father Paul Martin Sr have the honorific title of Right Honourable .     22     Stephen Harper ( b . 1959 ) MP for Calgary Southwest , AB   February 6 , 2006 -- November 3 / 4 , 2015     2006 election ( 39th Parl 't )   2008 election ( 40th Parl 't )   2011 election ( 41st Parl 't )     Conservative Party Named leader in 2004   28th       Accountability Act ; Softwood Lumber Agreement ; Afghanistan Mission ; 2006 Ontario terrorism plot ; Québécois nation motion ; Apologies for Residential Schools and Head Tax ; 2008 Financial crisis ; Coalition crisis ; Economic Action Plan ; Afghan detainee issue ; Parliamentary contempt ; Withdrawal from the Kyoto Protocol ; Repeal of the Long - Gun Registry ; Senate expenses scandal ; Anti-terrorism Act , 2015 .     23     Justin Trudeau ( b . 1971 ) MP for Papineau , QC   November 4 , 2015 -- Incumbent     2015 election ( 42nd Parl 't )     Liberal Party Named leader in 2013   29th       Son of 15th Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau ; simultaneously Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs and Youth ; second father - and - son pair with honorific title of Right Honourable ; did not allow senators to sit in the government caucus ; Paris Agreement ; 150th anniversary celebrations .       Minority government   Party won the election , but prime minister lost own seat   The Interpretation Act of 1967 states that `` where an appointment is made effective or terminates on a specified day , that appointment is considered to be effective or to terminate after the end of the previous day . '' Under the Act , Prime Ministers ' tenures are therefore credited as having concluded at the end of their last full day in office ( the earlier date given ) , although their resignation was received by the Governor General on the following day . This provision applies to Trudeau in 1979 and 1984 , Clark , Turner , Mulroney , Campbell , Chrétien , Martin , and Harper .


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Question: when did the steel mills closed in youngstown ohio

Economy of Youngstown, Ohio

Youngstown Sheet and Tube 's announcement had a ripple effect in the area . In 1979 -- 1980 , U.S. Steel pulled out of the Youngstown area and started scaling back its operations in Pittsburgh before eventually merging with Marathon Oil and filing with bankruptcy . In the mid-1980s , Republic Steel also filed for bankruptcy . Attempts to revive the local steel industry proved unsuccessful . Shortly after the closure of most of Youngstown Sheet and Tube 's area operations , local religious leaders , steelworkers , and activists such as Staughton Lynd participated in a grassroots effort to purchase and refurbish one of the company 's abandoned plants in neighboring Campbell , Ohio . This project met with failure in April 1979 . The failure to reopen the mills led Youngstown State University professors Terry Buss and F. Stevens Redburn to conclude that the mill closings resulted from forces beyond the control of the community . Youngstown was simply just one piece of a national problem , and there was no way that Youngstown could solve this problem alone . In 1982 , Staughton Lynd wrote about the effects of the mill closings in Youngstown in the book entitled The Fight Against Black Monday . In the wake of the steel plant shutdowns , the community lost an estimated 40,000 manufacturing jobs , 400 satellite businesses , $414 million in personal income , and from 33 to 75 percent of the school tax revenues . The Youngstown area has yet to fully recover from the loss of jobs in the steel sector .


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Panama Canal

Colombia , France , and later the United States controlled the territory surrounding the canal during construction . The U.S. continued to control the canal and surrounding Panama Canal Zone until the 1977 Torrijos -- Carter Treaties provided for handover to Panama . After a period of joint American -- Panamanian control , in 1999 the canal was taken over by the Panamanian government and is now managed and operated by the government - owned Panama Canal Authority .


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Question: what are the different types of natural hazard

Natural hazard

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Rock Chalk, Jayhawk

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List of New Brunswick provincial highways


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Computer access control


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Li Song


Question: who plays the dad in malcom in the middle

Malcolm in the Middle

The series follows a family of six , and later seven , and stars Frankie Muniz in the lead role of Malcolm , a somewhat normal boy who tests at genius level . While he enjoys his intelligence , he despises having to take classes for gifted children , who are mocked by the other students who call them `` Krelboynes '' . Jane Kaczmarek is Malcolm 's overbearing , authoritarian mother , Lois , and Bryan Cranston plays his immature but loving father , Hal . Christopher Kennedy Masterson plays eldest brother Francis , a former rebel who , in earlier episodes , was in military school , but eventually marries and settles into a steady job . Justin Berfield is Malcolm 's dimwitted older brother Reese , a cruel bully who tortures Malcolm at home , even while he defends him at school . Younger brother Dewey , bitter about his ruined childhood , smart , and musically talented , is portrayed by Erik Per Sullivan . At first , the show 's focus was on Malcolm , but as the series progressed , it began to explore all six members of the family . A fifth son , Jamie , was introduced as a baby at the end of Season 4 .


Question: who has won the most world series in baseball

World Series

World Series     The Commissioner 's Trophy is awarded to the team that wins the World Series .     First played   1903     Most recently played   2017     Current champions   Houston Astros ( 2017 ) ( 1st title )     Current runners - up   Los Angeles Dodgers     Most titles   New York Yankees ( 27 )


Question: where are the winter olympic games being played

2018 Winter Olympics

The 2018 Winter Olympics , officially known as the XXIII Olympic Winter Games ( Korean : 제 23 회 동계 올림픽 , translit . Jeisipsamhoe Donggye Ollimpik ) and commonly known as PyeongChang 2018 , was an international winter multi-sport event that was held between 9 and 25 February 2018 in Pyeongchang County , Gangwon Province , South Korea , with the opening rounds for certain events held on 8 February 2018 , the eve of the opening ceremony .


Question: who made the song falling in love with you

Can't Help Falling in Love

`` Ca n't Help Falling in Love '' is a pop ballad originally recorded by American singer Elvis Presley and published by Gladys Music , Presley 's publishing company . It was written by Hugo Peretti , Luigi Creatore , and George David Weiss . The melody is based on `` Plaisir d'amour '' , a popular romance by Jean - Paul - Égide Martini ( 1784 ) . The song was featured in Presley 's 1961 film , Blue Hawaii . During the following four decades , it was recorded by numerous other artists , including Tom Smothers , Swedish pop group A-Teens , and the British reggae group UB40 , whose 1993 version topped the U.S. and UK charts .

Hugo Peretti|Luigi Creatore|George David Weiss


Question: when does the rocket league championship series start

Rocket League


Question: what was the most pressing issue facing america at the dawn of the 20th century

Environmental issues in the United States


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Madrid Derby


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Kanye West production discography


Question: when did australia win the bledisloe cup last

Bledisloe Cup

Year   Date   Venue   Home   Score   Away   Trophy Winner     2017   21 October   Lang Park , Brisbane   Australia   23 -- 18   New Zealand       26 August   Forsyth Barr Stadium , Dunedin   New Zealand   35 -- 29   Australia     19 August   Stadium Australia , Sydney   Australia   34 -- 54   New Zealand     2016   22 October   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   37 -- 10   Australia       27 August   Westpac Stadium , Wellington   New Zealand   29 -- 9   Australia     20 August   Stadium Australia , Sydney   Australia   8 -- 42   New Zealand     2015   15 August   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   41 -- 13   Australia       8 August   Stadium Australia , Sydney   Australia   27 -- 19   New Zealand     2014   18 October   Lang Park , Brisbane   Australia   28 -- 29   New Zealand       23 August   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   51 -- 20   Australia     16 August   Stadium Australia , Sydney   Australia   12 -- 12   New Zealand     2013   19 October   Forsyth Barr Stadium , Dunedin   New Zealand   41 -- 33   Australia       24 August   Westpac Stadium , Wellington   New Zealand   27 -- 16   Australia     17 August   Stadium Australia , Sydney   Australia   29 -- 47   New Zealand     2012   20 October   Lang Park , Brisbane   Australia   18 -- 18   New Zealand       25 August   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   22 -- 0   Australia     18 August   Stadium Australia , Sydney   Australia   19 -- 27   New Zealand     2011   27 August   Lang Park , Brisbane   Australia   25 -- 20   New Zealand       6 August   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   30 -- 14   Australia       30 October   Hong Kong Stadium , Hong Kong   Australia   26 -- 24   New Zealand       11 September   Stadium Australia , Sydney   Australia   22 -- 23   New Zealand     7 August   Lancaster Park , Christchurch   New Zealand   20 -- 10   Australia     31 July   Docklands Stadium , Melbourne   Australia   28 -- 49   New Zealand     2009   31 October   National Stadium , Tokyo   New Zealand   32 -- 19   Australia       19 September   Westpac Stadium , Wellington   New Zealand   33 -- 6   Australia     22 August   Stadium Australia , Sydney   Australia   18 -- 19   New Zealand     18 July   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   22 -- 16   Australia     2008   1 November   Hong Kong Stadium , Hong Kong   New Zealand   19 -- 14   Australia       13 September   Lang Park , Brisbane   Australia   24 -- 28   New Zealand     2 August   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   39 -- 10   Australia     26 July   Stadium Australia , Sydney   Australia   34 -- 19   New Zealand     2007   21 July   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   26 -- 12   Australia       30 June   MCG , Melbourne   Australia   20 -- 15   New Zealand     2006   19 August   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   34 -- 27   Australia       29 July   Lang Park , Brisbane   Australia   9 -- 13   New Zealand     8 July   Lancaster Park , Christchurch   New Zealand   32 -- 12   Australia     2005   3 September   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   34 -- 24   Australia       13 August   Stadium Australia , Sydney   Australia   13 -- 30   New Zealand       7 August   Stadium Australia , Sydney   Australia   23 -- 18   New Zealand       17 July   Westpac Stadium , Wellington   New Zealand   16 -- 7   Australia     2003   16 August   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   21 -- 17   Australia       26 July   Stadium Australia , Sydney   Australia   21 -- 50   New Zealand     2002   3 August   Stadium Australia , Sydney   Australia   16 -- 14   New Zealand       13 July   Lancaster Park , Christchurch   New Zealand   12 -- 6   Australia     2001   1 September   Stadium Australia , Sydney   Australia   29 -- 26   New Zealand       11 August   Carisbrook , Dunedin   New Zealand   15 -- 23   Australia     2000   5 August   Westpac Stadium , Wellington   New Zealand   23 -- 24   Australia       15 July   Stadium Australia , Sydney   Australia   35 -- 39   New Zealand     1999   28 August   Stadium Australia , Sydney   Australia   28 -- 7   New Zealand       24 July   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   34 -- 15   Australia     1998   29 August   Sydney Football Stadium , Sydney   Australia   19 -- 14   New Zealand       1 August   Lancaster Park , Christchurch   New Zealand   23 -- 27   Australia     11 July   MCG , Melbourne   Australia   24 -- 16   New Zealand     1997   16 August   Carisbrook , Dunedin   New Zealand   36 -- 24   Australia       26 July   MCG , Melbourne   Australia   18 -- 33   New Zealand     5 July   Lancaster Park , Christchurch   New Zealand   30 -- 13   Australia       27 July   Lang Park , Brisbane   Australia   25 -- 32   New Zealand       6 July   Athletic Park , Wellington   New Zealand   43 -- 6   Australia     1995   29 July   Sydney Football Stadium , Sydney   Australia   23 -- 34   New Zealand       22 July   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   28 -- 16   Australia       17 August   Sydney Football Stadium , Sydney   Australia   20 -- 16   New Zealand       1993   17 July   Carisbrook , Dunedin   New Zealand   25 -- 10   Australia       1992   25 July   Sydney Football Stadium , Sydney   Australia   23 -- 26   New Zealand       19 July   Ballymore Stadium , Brisbane   19 -- 17     4 July   Sydney Football Stadium , Sydney   16 -- 15     1991   24 August   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   6 -- 3   Australia       10 August   Sydney Football Stadium , Sydney   21 -- 12     1990   18 August   Athletic Park , Wellington   New Zealand   9 -- 21   Australia       4 August   Eden Park , Auckland   27 -- 17     21 July   Lancaster Park , Christchurch   21 -- 6     1989   5 August   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   24 -- 12   Australia       1988   30 July   Concord Oval , Sydney   Australia   9 -- 30   New Zealand       16 July   Ballymore Stadium , Brisbane   19 -- 19     3 July   Concord Oval , Sydney   7 -- 32       25 July   Concord Oval , Sydney   Australia   16 -- 30   New Zealand       1986   6 September   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   9 -- 22   Australia       23 August   Carisbrook , Dunedin   13 -- 12     9 August   Athletic Park , Wellington   12 -- 13     1985   29 June   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   10 -- 9   Australia       1984   18 August   SCG , Sydney   Australia   24 -- 25   New Zealand       4 August   Ballymore Stadium , Brisbane   15 -- 19     21 July   SCG , Sydney   16 -- 9       20 August   SCG , Sydney   Australia   8 -- 18   New Zealand       1982   11 September   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   33 -- 18   Australia       28 August   Athletic Park , Wellington   16 -- 19     14 August   Lancaster Park , Christchurch   23 -- 16     1980   12 July   SCG , Sydney   Australia   26 -- 10   New Zealand       28 June   Ballymore Stadium , Brisbane   9 -- 12     21 June   SCG , Sydney   13 -- 9     1979   28 July   SCG , Sydney   Australia   12 -- 6   New Zealand       1978   9 September   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   16 -- 30   Australia       26 August   Lancaster Park , Christchurch   22 -- 6     19 August   Athletic Park , Wellington   13 -- 12       8 June 1974   SCG , Sydney   Australia   6 -- 16   New Zealand       1 June 1974   Ballymore Stadium , Brisbane   16 -- 16     25 May 1974   SCG , Sydney   6 -- 11     1972   16 September 1972   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   38 -- 3   Australia       2 September 1972   Lancaster Park , Christchurch   30 -- 17     19 August 1972   Athletic Park , Wellington   29 -- 6     1968   22 June 1968   Ballymore Stadium , Brisbane   Australia   18 -- 19   New Zealand       15 June 1968   SCG , Sydney   11 -- 27     1967   19 August 1967   Athletic Park , Wellington   New Zealand   29 -- 9   Australia       1964   29 August 1964   Athletic Park , Wellington   New Zealand   5 -- 20   Australia       22 August 1964   Lancaster Park , Christchurch   18 -- 3     15 August 1964   Carisbrook , Dunedin   14 -- 9     1962   22 September 1962   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   16 -- 8   Australia       8 September 1962   Carisbrook , Dunedin   3 -- 0     25 August 1962   Athletic Park , Wellington   9 -- 9     4 June 1962   SCG , Sydney   Australia   5 -- 14   New Zealand       26 May 1962   Exhibition Ground , Brisbane   6 -- 20     1958   20 September 1958   Epsom Showgrounds , Auckland   New Zealand   17 -- 8   Australia       6 September 1958   Lancaster Park , Christchurch   3 -- 6     23 August 1958   Athletic Park , Wellington   25 -- 3     1957   1 June 1957   Exhibition Ground , Brisbane   Australia   9 -- 22   New Zealand       25 May 1957   SCG , Sydney   11 -- 25     1955   17 September 1955   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   3 -- 8   Australia       3 September 1955   Carisbrook , Dunedin   8 -- 0     20 August 1955   Athletic Park , Wellington   16 -- 8     1952   13 September 1952   Athletic Park , Wellington   New Zealand   15 -- 8   Australia       6 September 1952   Lancaster Park , Christchurch   9 -- 14     1951   21 July 1951   The Gabba , Brisbane   Australia   6 -- 16   New Zealand       7 July 1951   SCG , Sydney   11 -- 17     23 June 1951   SCG , Sydney   0 -- 8     1949   24 September 1949   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   9 -- 16   Australia       3 September 1949   Athletic Park , Wellington   6 -- 11     1947   28 June 1947   SCG , Sydney   Australia   14 -- 27   New Zealand       14 June 1947   Exhibition Ground , Brisbane   5 -- 13     1946   28 September 1946   Eden Park , Auckland   New Zealand   14 -- 10   Australia       14 September 1946   Carisbrook , Dunedin   31 -- 8     1938   13 August   SCG , Sydney   Australia   6 -- 14   New Zealand       6 August   Exhibition Ground , Brisbane   14 -- 20     23 July   SCG , Sydney   9 -- 24     1936   12 September   Carisbrook , Dunedin   New Zealand   38 -- 13   Australia       5 September   Athletic Park , Wellington   11 -- 6     1934   25 August   SCG , Sydney   Australia   3 -- 3   New Zealand       11 August   SCG , Sydney   25 -- 11     1932   23 July 1932   SCG , Sydney   Australia   13 -- 21   New Zealand       16 July   Exhibition Ground , Brisbane   3 -- 21     2 July   SCG , Sydney   22 -- 17


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Mohammad bin Salman


Question: what factors helped the european economy to expand in the high middle ages

High Middle Ages


Question: who did the singing in into the woods

Into the Woods (film)


Question: who was the viceroy when the simon commission visited india

Simon Commission

However , opinion was divided , with support for co-operation coming from some members of the Muslim League and also both Hindus and members of the Central Sikh League . An All - India Committee for Cooperation with the Simon Commission was established by the Council of India and by selection of the Viceroy , Lord Irwin . The members of the committee were : C. Sankaran Nair ( Chairman ) , Arthur Froom , Nawab Ali Khan , Shivdev Singh Uberoi , Zulfiqar Ali Khan , Hari Singh Gour , Abdullah Al - Mamun Suhrawardy , Kikabhai Premchand and M.C. Rajah . In Burma ( Myanmar ) , which was included in the terms of reference of the Simon Commission , there was strong suspicion either that Burma 's unpopular union with India would continue , or that the constitution recommended for Burma by the Commission would be less generous than that chosen for India ; these suspicions resulted in tension and violence in Burma leading to the rebellion of Saya San .


Question: who in germany signed the treaty of versailles

Treaty of Versailles


Question: who holds the record for most platinum albums

Recording Industry Association of America certification

Artist   # Gold   # Platinum   # Multi-Platinum   # Diamond   Total   Source     AC / DC   22   20   12     55       Aerosmith   25   18   12     56       Alabama   22   20   10   0   52       The Beach Boys   20   9   6   0   35       The Beatles   48   42   26   6   122       Bee Gees   15   9       27       Garth Brooks   21   21   15   7   63       Jimmy Buffett   17   9     0   29       Mariah Carey   15   13   9     39       Johnny Cash   19   10   5   0   34       Kenny Chesney   16   11   5   0   32       Chicago   23   18   8   0   49       Eric Clapton   23   11   7     42       John Denver   21   13   7     41       Neil Diamond   40   21   11   0   72       Celine Dion   13   11   8     34       The Doors   20   14   5     40       Bob Dylan   33   15   5   0   53       Eminem   9   8   8     27       Grateful Dead   20   6     0   30       Jimi Hendrix   16   10   6   0   32       Isley Brothers   15   10     0   28       Alan Jackson   18   15   8   0   41       Michael Jackson   15   13   9     38       Jefferson Airplane / Starship   20   5     0   26       Jethro Tull   15       0   19       Billy Joel   18   17   12     49       Elton John   37   27   12     77       Toby Keith   18   12   5   0   35       Kenny G   15   11   8     35       Kiss   26   10     0   39       Led Zeppelin   19   18   14   5   56       Lynyrd Skynyrd   20   13   7   0   40       Madonna   20   17   12     51       Barry Manilow   24   13   6   0   43       Mannheim Steamroller   18   8     0   30       Dean Martin   17     0   0   19       Johnny Mathis   15   6     0   23       Dave Matthews Band   17   14   7   0   38       Paul McCartney   16   7     0   27       Reba McEntire   27   19   9   0   55       John Mellencamp   15   12   5   0   32       Anne Murray   15   6     0   23       Willie Nelson   18   14   6   0   38       Tom Petty   15   8   5     29       Pink Floyd   19   15   12     48       Elvis Presley   90   52   25     168       Prince   18   11       33       Queen   19   12   7   0   38       Kenny Rogers   28   17   7     53       The Rolling Stones   43   28   11     83       Linda Ronstadt   17   13   7   0   37       Rush   24   14     0   41       Santana   21   10   7     39       Frank Sinatra   34   10     0   48       Bruce Springsteen   22   17   10     51       Rod Stewart   27   19   10   0   56       George Strait   39   33   13   0   85       Barbra Streisand   51   30   12   0   93       James Taylor   20   14   5     40       The Temptations   17   6     0   24       U2   16   16   11     44       Luther Vandross   19   15   7   0   41       The Who   18   12   5   0   35       Andy Williams   18     0   0   21       Hank Williams , Jr .   23   8     0   32       Neil Young   18   7     0   28


Question: who has been nominated twice for nobel prize

List of Nobel laureates

Six laureates have received more than one prize ; of the six , the International Committee of the Red Cross has received the Nobel Peace Prize three times , more than any other . UNHCR has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize twice . Also the Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to John Bardeen twice , and the Nobel Prize in Chemistry to Frederick Sanger . Two laureates have been awarded twice but not in the same field : Marie Curie ( Physics and Chemistry ) and Linus Pauling ( Chemistry and Peace ) . Among the 892 Nobel laureates , 48 have been women ; the first woman to receive a Nobel Prize was Marie Curie , who received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1903 . She was also the first person ( male or female ) to be awarded two Nobel Prizes , the second award being the Nobel Prize in Chemistry , given in 1911 .


Question: what is the meaning of adnan in hindi

Adnan (name)

Adnan ( Arabic : عدنان  ) means `` The person who has existence in two parallel worlds '' In Urdu `` وہ شخص جو دو متوازی دنیا میں وجود رکھتا ہے and also it has spiritual meaning `` The person who has existence in two paradise '' In Urdu `` جو شخص دو جنت میں وجود رکھتا ہے '' Adnan ( Arabic : عدنان  , ʿAdnān ) is a masculine name common in the Muslim World . Its eponymous bearer was Adnan , a legendary figure of both pre-Islamic and Islamic mythology . The etymological meaning of the name is settler , from a semitic root ` dn ; `` to stay , abide '' .


Question: when did the movie the post begin filming

The Post (film)

The film began principal photography in New York on May 30 , 2017 . On June 6 , 2017 , it was announced that the project , retitled The Papers , would also star Alison Brie , Carrie Coon , David Cross , Bruce Greenwood , Tracy Letts , Bob Odenkirk , Sarah Paulson , Jesse Plemons , Matthew Rhys , Michael Stuhlbarg , Bradley Whitford , and Zach Woods . On August 25 , 2017 , the film 's title reverted to The Post . Spielberg finished the final cut of the film on November 6 , 2017 , with the final sound mix also completed along with the musical score a week later , on November 13 .


Question: who starred in an officer and a gentleman

An Officer and a Gentleman

An Officer and a Gentleman     Theatrical release poster     Directed by   Taylor Hackford     Produced by   Martin Elfand Douglas Day Stewart     Written by   Douglas Day Stewart     Starring     Richard Gere   Debra Winger   David Keith   Louis Gossett Jr .       Music by   Jack Nitzsche     Cinematography   Donald E. Thorin     Edited by   Peter Zinner     Production company   Lorimar Productions     Distributed by   Paramount Pictures     Release date     August 13 , 1982 ( 1982 - 08 - 13 )               Running time   122 minutes     Country   United States     Language   English     Budget   $6 million     Box office   $131 million

Richard Gere|Debra Winger|David Keith|Louis Gossett Jr .


Question: who gained fame for her actions during the american civil war

Ida B. Wells


Question: what does the msc in msc cruises stand for

MSC Cruises

MSC Cruises is a global cruise line that was founded in Italy , is registered in Switzerland , and has its headquarters in Geneva . MSC Cruises is the world 's largest privately owned cruise company , employing 16,300 people worldwide and having offices in 45 countries as of July 2014 . MSC Cruises ( Italian : MSC Crociere S. p.A. ) is part of the Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. ( MSC ) , the world 's second biggest container shipping operator .


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Relax (song)


Question: has the astros baseball team ever won a world series

Houston Astros

The Astros played in the NL from 1962 to 2012 . They played in the West Division from 1969 to 1993 , and the Central Division from 1994 to 2012 . While a member of the NL , the Astros played in one World Series , in 2005 , against the Chicago White Sox , in which they were swept in four games . In 2017 , they became the first franchise in MLB history to have won a pennant in both the NL and the AL , when they defeated the New York Yankees in the ALCS . They subsequently won the 2017 World Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers , winning four games to three , earning the team , and Texas , its first World Series title .


Question: what is the largest biome in south africa

Vredefort crater


Question: who sings baby it's cold outside original

Baby, It's Cold Outside

Loesser wrote the duet in 1944 and premiered the song with his wife , Lynn Garland , at their Navarro Hotel in New York housewarming party , and performed it toward the end of the evening , signifying to guests that it was nearly time to end the party . Loesser would introduce himself as the `` Evil of Two Loessers '' , a play on the theme of the song , trying to keep the girl from leaving , and on the phrase `` lesser of two evils '' . This was a period when the Hollywood elite 's chief entertainment was throwing parties and inviting guests who were expected to perform . Garland wrote that after the first performance , `` We become instant parlor room stars . We got invited to all the best parties for years on the basis of ' Baby . ' It was our ticket to caviar and truffles . Parties were built around our being the closing act . '' Garland considered it their song and was furious when Loesser told her he was selling the song . Garland wrote , `` I felt as betrayed as if I 'd caught him in bed with another woman . ''


Question: ajay devgan preity zinta and madhuri dixit movie

Yeh Raaste Hain Pyaar Ke

Yeh Raaste Hain Pyaar Ke         Directed by   Deepak Shivdasani     Produced by   Deepak Shivdasani Pradeep Sadarangani     Written by   Kader Khan , Robin Bhatt , K.V. Shankar ( dialogues )     Screenplay by   Robin Bhatt , Akash Khurana , Umanand Singh     Story by   Deepak Shivadasani     Starring   Madhuri Dixit Ajay Devgn Preity Zinta     Music by   Sanjeev Darshan     Cinematography   Rajan Kinagi     Edited by   Shirish Kunder     Distributed by   Tips Industries     Release date   10 August 2001     Language   Hindi


Question: the lake receives more water from sewage than natural water flow ppt

Sewage


Question: from what god is the name egypt derived

El (deity)


Question: where is the cerebrum of the brain located

Cerebrum

The cerebrum is the largest part of the brain . Depending upon the position of the animal it lies either in front or on top of the brainstem . In humans , the cerebrum is the largest and best - developed of the five major divisions of the brain .


Question: how many views does justin bieber baby have on youtube

List of most-viewed YouTube videos

Rank   Video name   Uploader / artist   Views ( billions )   Upload date   Notes     1 .   `` Despacito ''   Luis Fonsi featuring Daddy Yankee   5.08   January 12 , 2017       2 .   `` See You Again ''   Wiz Khalifa featuring Charlie Puth   3.53   April 6 , 2015       3 .   `` Shape of You ''   Ed Sheeran   3.47   January 30 , 2017       4 .   `` Gangnam Style ''   Psy   3.14   July 15 , 2012       5 .   `` Uptown Funk ''   Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars   3.03   November 19 , 2014       6 .   `` Masha and the Bear : Recipe for Disaster ''   Get Movies   3.00   January 31 , 2012       7 .   `` Sorry ''   Justin Bieber   2.92   October 22 , 2015       8 .   `` Sugar ''   Maroon 5   2.56   January 14 , 2015       9 .   `` Shake It Off ''   Taylor Swift   2.55   August 18 , 2014       10 .   `` Bailando ''   Enrique Iglesias featuring Descemer Bueno and Gente De Zona   2.50   April 11 , 2014       11 .   `` Roar ''   Katy Perry   2.48   September 5 , 2013       12 .   `` Lean On ''   Major Lazer and DJ Snake featuring MØ   2.30   March 22 , 2015       13 .   `` Hello ''   Adele   2.30   October 22 , 2015       14 .   `` Dark Horse ''   Katy Perry featuring Juicy J   2.29   February 20 , 2014       15 .   `` Blank Space ''   Taylor Swift   2.28   November 10 , 2014       16 .   `` Thinking Out Loud ''   Ed Sheeran   2.26   October 7 , 2014       17 .   `` Counting Stars ''   OneRepublic   2.21   May 31 , 2013       18 .   `` All About That Bass ''   Meghan Trainor   2.19   June 11 , 2014       19 .   `` Chantaje ''   Shakira featuring Maluma   2.15   November 18 , 2016       20 .   `` Wheels on the Bus ''   LittleBabyBum   2.11   August 9 , 2014       21 .   `` Closer ( Lyric video ) ''   The Chainsmokers featuring Halsey   2.08   July 29 , 2016       22 .   `` This Is What You Came For ''   Calvin Harris featuring Rihanna   1.98   June 16 , 2016       23 .   `` What Do You Mean ? ''   Justin Bieber   1.89   August 30 , 2015       24 .   `` Baby ''   Justin Bieber featuring Ludacris   1.88   February 19 , 2010       25 .   `` Let Her Go ''   Passenger   1.85   July 25 , 2012       26 .   `` Chandelier ''   Sia   1.83   May 6 , 2014       27 .   `` Work from Home ''   Fifth Harmony featuring Ty Dolla $ ign   1.82   February 26 , 2016       28 .   `` Rockabye ''   Clean Bandit featuring Sean Paul & Anne - Marie   1.81   October 21 , 2016       29 .   `` Waka Waka ( This Time for Africa ) ''   Shakira featuring Freshlyground   1.81   June 4 , 2010       30 .   `` Mi Gente ''   J Balvin and Willy William   1.76   June 29 , 2017       31 .   `` We Do n't Talk Anymore ''   Charlie Puth featuring Selena Gomez   1.75   August 2 , 2016       32 .   `` Love Me Like You Do ''   Ellie Goulding   1.72   January 22 , 2015       33 .   `` Faded ''   Alan Walker   1.66   December 3 , 2015       34 .   `` Treat You Better ''   Shawn Mendes   1.56   July 12 , 2016       35 .   `` Worth It ''   Fifth Harmony featuring Kid Ink   1.55   March 28 , 2015       36 .   `` Wake Me Up ''   Avicii   1.53   July 29 , 2013       37 .   `` Love the Way You Lie ''   Eminem featuring Rihanna   1.53   August 5 , 2010       38 .   `` Watch Me ( Whip / Nae Nae ) ''   Silentó   1.50   June 25 , 2015       39 .   `` Rude ''   Magic !   1.49   December 5 , 2013       40 .   `` Ay Vamos ''   J Balvin   1.47   August 29 , 2014       41 .   `` Let It Go ''   Idina Menzel   1.46   January 30 , 2014       42 .   `` Party Rock Anthem ''   LMFAO featuring Lauren Bennett and GoonRock   1.45   March 8 , 2011       43 .   `` Johny Johny Yes Papa ''   ChuChu TV   1.45   November 14 , 2014       44 .   `` Vente Pa ' Ca ''   Ricky Martin featuring Maluma   1.39   September 22 , 2016       45 .   `` Hotline Bling ''   Drake   1.38   October 26 , 2015       46 .   `` The Lazy Song ''   Bruno Mars   1.36   April 15 , 2011       47 .   `` Propuesta Indecente ''   Romeo Santos   1.35   September 9 , 2013       48 .   `` Love Yourself ''   Justin Bieber   1.33   November 14 , 2015       49 .   `` Starboy ''   The Weeknd featuring Daft Punk   1.33   September 28 , 2016       50 .   `` The Gummy Bear Song ''   icanrockyourworld   1.32   October 9 , 2007       51 .   `` Stressed Out ''   Twenty One Pilots   1.32   April 27 , 2015       52 .   `` Felices los 4 ''   Maluma   1.32   April 21 , 2017       53 .   `` Rolling in the Deep ''   Adele   1.32   November 30 , 2010       54 .   `` Side to Side ''   Ariana Grande featuring Nicki Minaj   1.30   August 29 , 2016       55 .   `` All of Me ''   John Legend   1.30   October 2 , 2013       56 .   `` Hasta el Amanecer ''   Nicky Jam   1.30   January 14 , 2016       57 .   `` Reggaetón Lento ( Bailemos ) ''   CNCO   1.29   October 7 , 2016       58 .   `` Criminal ''   Natti Natasha featuring Ozuna   1.29   August 18 , 2017       59 .   `` Huge Eggs Surprise Toys Challenge ''   Ryan ToysReview   1.26   April 13 , 2016       60 .   `` Baby Shark Dance ''   Pinkfong ! 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Question: the very last episode of that's so raven

That's So Raven (season 4)

No . overall   No. in season   Title   Directed by   Written by   Original air date   Prod . code   U.S. viewers ( millions )     79     `` Raven , Sydney and the Man ''   Rich Correll   Marc Warren   February 20 , 2006 ( 2006 - 02 - 20 )   403   4.5     Raven , Chelsea , and Eddie volunteer to run clubs for Mrs. Valentine 's class at the Community Center . While there , Raven must deal with mentoring an obnoxious little girl named Sydney . Raven finds out that Sydney never knew her real parents , and eventually they grow a sisterly bond .     80     `` Pin Pals ''   Rich Correll   Dennis Rinsler   February 24 , 2006 ( 2006 - 02 - 24 )   401   TBA     The episode begins with Victor talking to Raven and Cory about taking responsibility in the Baxter house since Tanya is in England . Raven must choose between going with Chelsea and Eddie for a bowling tournament , or sneaking into world - famous fashion designer Donna Cabonna 's ( Anne - Marie Johnson ) fashion show to show off her designs . She chooses to go to the fashion show , and ends up `` saving the night '' ... before she destroys it . She then becomes an intern for Donna Cabonna . In this episode , it is revealed that Raven 's mother , Tanya Baxter , left to study law in England .     81     `` Dues and Don'ts ''   Rich Correll   Theresa Akana & Stacee Comage   March 3 , 2006 ( 2006 - 03 - 03 )   404   TBA      Raven has a vision that she will get an awesome office on her first day at work as an intern for Donna Cabonna ( Anne - Marie Johnson ) , and she decides to brag about it . Muffy doubts Raven 's words and Chelsea later invites Muffy , Señorita Rodriguez , and the entire Spanish class , much to Raven 's dismay . Raven arrives at her first day of work and finds out her `` private office '' is actually Donna 's office room , Chelsea accidentally locks Raven out of Donna 's office room that they have a party . Cory and Eddie accidentally destroyed the kitchen after they was fight having a ticket . When Raven 's unexpected visitors threaten to ruin Donna 's office room and Raven kicks them out , but not before knocking Donna 's prized sculpture off the center . Donna returns and Raven tries to hide the tilted art from her . Tiffany unexpectedly `` saves the day '' by accidentally breaking the sculpture and therefore taking the heat from Donna .  Absent : Rondell Sheridan as Victor Baxter     82     `` Unhappy Medium ''   Rich Correll   Josh Lynn & Danny Warren   March 17 , 2006 ( 2006 - 03 - 17 )   407   TBA     Teen actress Nicky Logan ( Brooke Lyons ) arrives at Bayside High School to shoot a new movie . But when Raven had a vision that Nicky gon na get choked by eating taffy , she saves her from it . She asks Raven how does she know this will occurs , but when she said she is a psychic , Nicky had confessed that she 's playing the psychic character in a new movie and asks that if Raven would mind to be one of Nicky 's pointers . Raven would be happy to help , if means joining Nicky 's circle . She acts like a psychic that talks to the dead . Then Raven brainwashes Nicky . But then she had a vision that this will cause Nicky to be fired on the set . Nicky said that if her performance had met with positive reviews , she 'll allows Raven to come along to Malibu , but Raven was worried about her vision and she started planning how to save Nicky from be fired . She tells her on the set but it turns out that Raven is gon na get fired . She tries to explain to Nicky but she does n't care and she said that Raven ca n't come along to Malibu , leaving Raven heartbroken . Then Raven had the third vision that Nicky 's performance will be meeting negative reviews and the news anchor announces that her beach house in Malibu will be taken away . Since Raven thinks Nicky deserves it , she did n't tell her .     83   5   `` Adventures in Boss - Sitting ''   Eric Dean Seaton   Jessica Lopez   March 24 , 2006 ( 2006 - 03 - 24 )   406   TBA      Donna Cabonna makes Raven her temporary assistant while Tiffany is out of town . Devon returns to San Francisco for one night and Raven is planning on a romantic date , but Donna Cabonna shows up at Raven 's doorstep in tears because her boyfriend broke up with her . Raven must juggle both Devon and Donna , running up and down the stairs , catering to Donna 's every whim while trying to have a nice night with Devon . Donna breaks down again , and Cocoa runs down the stairs with the head of a bear that Devon got Raven . Devon finds out that Raven has been hiding Donna upstairs , and gets angry and breaks up with Raven . Meanwhile , Cory goes on a date with a girl named Brittany . At the movie he sees Cindy , his ex-girlfriend , who is also on a date with a boy . The date does n't turn out all that well , and Cory finds himself wanting to get back together with Cindy . Cindy , Devon , and Teddy , all come to the door and each relationship is rekindled .  Absent : Rondell Sheridan as Victor Baxter     84   6   `` Hook Up My Space ''   Rich Correll   Michael Feldman   March 31 , 2006 ( 2006 - 03 - 31 )   408   TBA     Raven feels that her room is not big enough . When she gets a vision of Cory asking Victor if he can move his band to the basement , Raven interrupts her brother . She gets to Victor first . This makes Cory furious , and he uses the television makeover show Hook Up My Space to make Raven 's room just how she hates it , instead of the way she wants it . Even though Raven gets embarrassed on national television , Cory later makes over her new room exactly how she wants it , Chelsea accidentally puts the big paper at Raven on the wall . Meanwhile , Victor and Eddie decide they need to work out after finding it too hard to lift a box of Raven 's stuffed animals and pillows . This leads them to move Victor 's old weights up to Raven 's old room to exercise .     85   7   `` Driving Miss Lazy ''   Eric Dean Seaton   Michael Carrington   April 21 , 2006 ( 2006 - 04 - 21 )   405   TBA      Eddie , gets his driver 's license , and he decides to buy a car with Raven and Chelsea . Raven and Chelsea boss Eddie around by creating a `` voting '' system -- tilted in their favor -- and even painting their beloved car pink . After being their valet for too long , Eddie takes a drive to the countryside by himself . Sheriff Jefferson ( Tim Reid ) arrests Eddie on suspicion of being `` The Pink Bandit '' , who is responsible for a string of recent burglaries in the area . Eddie enlists Raven 's help , and she uses a disguise to assist her friend . Back at home , Stanley sells Cory cologne that he says will attract girls , but it turns out to attract dogs .  Absent : Rondell Sheridan as Victor Baxter     86   8   `` Be Prepared ''   Debbie Allen   Marc Warren   May 12 , 2006 ( 2006 - 05 - 12 )   413   TBA     Raven agrees to help her boss , Donna Cabonna , shoot a public service announcement commercial / music video about emergency preparedness . Raven gets boy band Boyz ' N Motion to shoot the video , but the trio begin to turn against each other , and then break up . Raven and the others start to panic when the alarm in the office goes off , and they do not know how to exit the building safely . California 's Former First Lady , Maria Shriver , guest stars .     87   9   `` Juicer Consequences ''   Rich Correll   Michael Feldman   June 24 , 2006 ( 2006 - 06 - 24 )   402   TBA      Raven and Chelsea get into a huge fight because Raven only thinks about herself , and never listens to others . Meanwhile , Cory starts junior high school , and becomes a business partner with a bully named `` The Juicer '' . Then at school , Raven has a vision where Cory gets juiced . So she must tell Cory at his junior high school .  Absent : Orlando Brown as Eddie Thomas     88   10   `` Sister Act ''   Marc Warren   Michael Feldman   July 8 , 2006 ( 2006 - 07 - 08 )   412   TBA     Raven and Sydney enter a beauty pageant to raise money for the Community Center . Things get personal when Muffy and her younger sister , Buffy , also enter the pageant . This causes Raven and Muffy to become too competitive , leading to everyone in the room quarreling -- even Chelsea , Eddie , Stanley , Cory , Victor , and the audience . When Raven has a vision of Sydney releasing the rope that holds a giant globe that will fall on Buffy during the fight , she stops everyone from fighting . However , all 4 of the girls are immediately `` disqualified for starting a fight '' .     89   11   `` Checkin ' Out '' ( Part one of `` That 's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana '' )   Rich Correll   Story by : Michael Carrington Teleplay by : Edward C. Evans & Al Sonja L. Rice   July 28 , 2006 ( 2006 - 07 - 28 )   422   7.1      Raven must organize an important photo - shoot for Donna Cabonna at the Tipton Hotel in Boston , however she messes up when she lands Pistache in Italy and the models still stuck halfway around the world in Budaprogoslovakia . However things turn to worst when Raven 's Secretec 's alarm has the wrong time so she misses her flight back to San Francisco . Meanwhile , Eddie and Cory use Chelsea 's paddleballs to get money by having her break records . They think that it will be easy , until the defending paddleball champion -- Stanley -- shows up .  Note : This was a crossover with The Suite Life of Zack & Cody and Hannah Montana .     90   12   `` Fur Better or Worse ''   Eric Dean Seaton   Deborah Swisher   August 5 , 2006 ( 2006 - 08 - 05 )   410   TBA     Raven shows Donna Cabonna her sketches for their new fall clothing line . Donna likes her designs , but thinks that they would be better with a fur collar on them . Raven quickly tells her best friend , Chelsea , about her `` good news '' . Chelsea , along with her Friendly Earth Society Club members , protest the use of real animal fur in clothing , resulting Raven and Chelsea 's friendship turning sour . Meanwhile , Stanley creates -- and sells -- a gadget to Eddie and Cory that uses pick - up lines to attract women . What Stanley did n't tell them that it DID NOT attract women , but it hit on them , thus resulting in Eddie being whacked by women with purses .     91   13   `` Mad Hot Cotillion ''   Rich Correll   Michael Carrington   August 12 , 2006 ( 2006 - 08 - 12 )   415   TBA     Cory gives advice about getting girls to `` The Juicer '' , who has his eyes on a beautiful new transfer student , Kayla . `` The Juicer '' gets angry when he finds out she really likes Cory . Meanwhile , Raven is grounded for a week for being late for her great aunt 's 80th birthday celebration ( following a vision of Chelsea and Eddie needing help in a Mexican restaurant ) , and she quickly goes mad from loneliness .     92   14   `` When 6021 Met 4267 ''   Eric Dean Seaton   Dennis Rinsler   August 18 , 2006 ( 2006 - 08 - 18 )   411   TBA     When Raven is having a party , she ca n't find a date to go with , so she uses the school 's internet dating service to find out a compatible match . Raven finds out her true soul mate is Eddie , and then has a vision that their lives will be horrible when they grow up if they stay together . Because of this , she breaks up with Eddie . During the party they share a kiss , in which they seem to feel no spark from . In the last scene they share one more kiss , and there they both deny any feeling of a spark , but both of them end up showing that they liked the kiss and may have feelings for each other even though they decided to just be friends .     93   15   `` Soup to Nuts ''   Rich Correll   Story by : Michael Feldman Teleplay by : Dennis Rinsler & Marc Warren   August 25 , 2006 ( 2006 - 08 - 25 )   421   TBA     Raven hurts Principal Stuckerman , sending him to the hospital . She has a vision that Stuckerman is going to retire the next day , so she tries to avoid him the whole day by playing sick . Her grandma 's soup causes her to have strange dreams , placing her in strange situations ...     94   16   `` Members Only ''   Rich Correll   Theresa Akana & Stacee Comage   September 15 , 2006 ( 2006 - 09 - 15 )   414   TBA     Raven and Chelsea pretend to be Eddie 's girlfriends , so he can get into a hot new club called `` The Sigmas '' . Things get ugly when the club 's leaders , Dylan and Jordan , find out that Eddie is scamming them . Meanwhile , Cory and Victor try to find a cricket that Cory accidentally lets loose in the house .     95   17   `` The Ice Girl Cometh ''   Rich Correll   Al Sonja L. Rice   September 22 , 2006 ( 2006 - 09 - 22 )   409   TBA     Chelsea and her mother ( Amy Yasbeck ) invite Raven to join them on a mother / daughter retreat that they have every year since Tanya is in England . Raven initially cringes at that idea , but when she has a vision of meeting a cute guy named Brent , she quickly changes her mind . Meanwhile , Cory 's band , `` Cory and the Boys '' , takes drastic action to get radio DJ Mitch ( Dorien Wilson ) , Victor 's old friend , to get their music played on the radio .     96   18   `` Rae of Sunshine ''   Eric Dean Seaton   Lanny Horn   October 6 , 2006 ( 2006 - 10 - 06 )   418   TBA      Raven unwittingly hosts a slumber party at her house for Sydney 's new club , the local Bayside Sunshine Girls , and everything turns into a complete disaster . Meanwhile , Cory takes Eddie and Chelsea to the movies , and has to deal with their loudness . Despite Eddie and Chelsea making all the noise , it is Cory who gets kicked out of the theater for being too loud .  Absent : Rondell Sheridan as Victor Baxter     97   19   `` The Dress is Always Greener ''   Eric Dean Seaton   Deborah Swisher   November 25 , 2006 ( 2006 - 11 - 25 )   416   TBA      Raven is getting very annoyed with Donna Cabonna because she wants to be a fashion designer , not a maid . Then , Donna 's ex-best friend ( but now arch - enemy ) , Lora Stelladora ( Kathy Najimy ) , moves into the office upstairs , and offers Raven a job as a fashion designer . Raven quickly finds that she has to deal with two bosses . Meanwhile , Cory and Eddie try to profit on Chelsea 's potato that resembles Abraham Lincoln .  Note : This is Rondell Sheridan 's last appearance as Victor Baxter in That 's So Raven . Sheridan will reprise his role as Victor Baxter in Cory in the House .     98   20   `` Teacher 's Pet ''   Rondell Sheridan   Al Sonja L. Rice   January 15 , 2007 ( 2007 - 01 - 15 )   417   TBA      Raven 's scheme to get an exam postponed gets the new , hip young history teacher fired . Meanwhile , Cory auditions girls to find a new lead singer for his band , but `` The Juicer '' insists that he will be the new singer because he `` sings like an angel '' .   Note : This episode -- and the two episodes that follow -- aired after Cory in the House had already premiered .  Absent : Rondell Sheridan as Victor Baxter     99   21   `` The Way We Were ''   Eric Dean Seaton   Story by : Deborah Swisher Teleplay by : Theresa Akana & Stacee Comage   March 2 , 2007 ( 2007 - 03 - 02 )   420   TBA      Raven and Chelsea throw Eddie a surprise birthday party , and invite both of his divorced parents ( Geoffrey Owens and Rae Dawn Chong ) , who -- Eddie suspects -- will get back together . However , Eddie quickly finds out about the party from Chelsea , of course .   Notes : Although this episode is the series finale , it did not air as the last . It was aired eight months before `` Where There 's Smoke '' and over a year after it was shot ( January 2006 ) . When Raven explains her vision about Eddie 's parents to him , he asks `` You sure you were n't just watching The Cosby Show ? '' , on which Raven - Symone and guest - star Geoffrey Owens were cast members .  Absent : Rondell Sheridan as Victor Baxter     100   22   `` Where There 's Smoke ''   Eric Dean Seaton   Edward C. Evans   November 10 , 2007 ( 2007 - 11 - 10 )   419   5.5      Raven suspects that Cory has started smoking when she finds a pack of cigarettes in Cory 's shirt pocket which gets him in trouble , but he is really hiding them from his girlfriend , Cindy , so she does not smoke them .  Absent : Rondell Sheridan as Victor Baxter


Question: what is meant by obstructing the field in cricket

Obstructing the field

Obstructing the field is one of the nine methods of dismissing a batsman in the sport of cricket . It dictates that either batsman can be given out if he wilfully attempts to obstruct or distract the fielding side by word or action . It is governed by Law 37 of the laws of cricket , and is a rare way for a batsman to be dismissed : in the history of cricket , there have been only one instance in Test matches , six occasions in One Day International ( ODI ) games , and only one instance in Twenty20 International matches . However , there have also been seven instances in Test cricket , and two in ODIs , where a batsman has been dismissed handled the ball , a mode of dismissal now folded into obstructing the field . In most cases an obstruction occurs when a batsman thinks that he is going to be run out and he blocks the ball with his bat or changes his course while running between wickets to block the ball . The obstruction has to be deliberate , so a batsman will not be out if the contact with the ball is inadvertent .


Question: list of clubs who have played in the premier league

List of Premier League clubs

Club   Location   Total seasons   Total spells   Longest spell   Most recent promotion   Most recent relegation   Total seasons absent   Seasons   Most recent finish   Highest finish   Top scorer     Arsenal   London ( Highbury )   26     26   1914 -- 15   Never relegated   0   1992 --   5 ! 5th   1 ! 1st   175 ! Thierry Henry ( 175 )     Aston Villa   Birmingham ( Aston )   24     24   1987 -- 88   2015 -- 16     1992 -- 2016   33 ! Championship 13th   2 ! 2nd   73 ! Gabby Agbonlahor ( 73 )     Barnsley   Barnsley         1996 -- 97   1997 -- 98   25   1997 -- 1998   34 ! Championship 14th   19 ! 19th ( relegated )   10 ! Neil Redfearn ( 10 )     Birmingham City   Birmingham ( Bordesley )   7       2008 -- 09   2010 -- 11   18   2002 -- 2006 2007 -- 2008 2009 -- 2011   39 ! Championship 19th   9 ! 9th   29 ! Mikael Forssell ( 29 )     Blackburn Rovers   Blackburn   18     11   2000 -- 01   2011 -- 12   7   1992 -- 1999 2001 -- 2012   42 ! Championship 22nd ( relegated )   1 ! 1st   112 ! Alan Shearer ( 112 )     Blackpool   Blackpool         2009 -- 10   2010 -- 11   24   2010 -- 2011   75 ! League Two 7th ( promoted )   19 ! 19th ( relegated )   13 ! DJ Campbell ( 13 )     Bolton Wanderers   Bolton ( Horwich )   13     11   2000 -- 01   2011 -- 12   12   1995 -- 1996 1997 -- 1998 2001 -- 2012   46 ! League One 2nd ( promoted )   6 ! 6th   68 ! Kevin Davies ( 68 )     Bournemouth   Bournemouth ( Boscombe )         2014 -- 15   Never relegated   23   2015 --   9 ! 9th   9 ! 9th   22 ! Joshua King ( 22 )     Bradford City   Bradford         1998 -- 99   2000 -- 01   23   1999 -- 2001   49 ! League One 5th   17 ! 17th   13 ! Dean Windass ( 13 )     Brighton & Hove Albion   Brighton ( Falmer )         2016 -- 17   Never relegated   25   2017 --   22 ! Championship 2nd ( promoted )   N / A   2 ! Pascal Groß ( 2 )     Burnley   Burnley         2015 -- 16   2014 -- 15   22   2009 -- 2010 2014 -- 2015 2016 --   16 ! 16th   16 ! 16th   12 ! Sam Vokes ( 12 )     Cardiff City   Cardiff         2012 -- 13   2013 -- 14   24   2013 -- 2014   32 ! Championship 12th   20r ! 20th ( relegated )   7 ! Jordon Mutch ( 7 )     Charlton Athletic   London ( Charlton )   8     7   1999 -- 2000   2006 -- 07   17   1998 -- 1999 2000 -- 2007   57 ! League One 13th   7 ! 7th   34 ! Jason Euell ( 34 )     Chelsea   London ( Fulham )   26     26   1988 -- 89   Never relegated   0   1992 --   1 ! 1st   1 ! 1st   147 ! Frank Lampard ( 147 )     Coventry City   Coventry   9     9   1966 -- 67   2000 -- 01   16   1992 -- 2001   67 ! League One 23rd ( relegated )   11 ! 11th   61 ! Dion Dublin ( 61 )     Crystal Palace   London ( Selhurst )   9   5   5   2012 -- 13   2004 -- 05   17   1992 -- 1993 1994 -- 1995 1997 -- 1998 2004 -- 2005 2013 --   14 ! 14th   10 ! 10th   23 ! Chris Armstrong ( 23 )     Derby County   Derby   7     6   2006 -- 07   2007 -- 08   18   1996 -- 2002 2007 -- 2008   29 ! Championship 9th   8 ! 8th   32 ! Dean Sturridge ( 32 )     Everton   Liverpool ( Walton )   26     26   1953 -- 54   Never relegated   0   1992 --   7 ! 7th   4 ! 4th   68 ! Romelu Lukaku ( 68 )     Fulham   London ( Fulham )   13     13   2000 -- 01   2013 -- 14   12   2001 -- 2014   26 ! Championship 6th   7 ! 7th   50 ! Clint Dempsey ( 50 )     Huddersfield Town   Huddersfield         2016 -- 17   Never relegated   25   2017 --   25 ! Championship 5th ( promoted )   N / A   2 ! Steve Mounié ( 2 )     Hull City   Kingston upon Hull   5       2015 -- 16   2016 -- 17   20   2008 -- 2010 2013 -- 2015 2016 -- 2017   18 ! 18th ( relegated )   16 ! 16th   12 ! Nikica Jelavić ( 12 )     Ipswich Town   Ipswich   5       1999 -- 2000   2001 -- 02   20   1992 -- 1995 2000 -- 2002   36 ! Championship 16th   5 ! 5th   25 ! Marcus Stewart ( 25 )     Leeds United   Leeds   12     12   1989 -- 90   2003 -- 04   13   1992 -- 2004   27 ! Championship 7th   3 ! 3rd   59 ! Mark Viduka ( 59 )     Leicester City   Leicester   12     6   2013 -- 14   2003 -- 04   14   1994 -- 1995 1996 -- 2002 2003 -- 2004 2014 --   12 ! 12th   1 ! 1st   45 ! Jamie Vardy ( 45 )     Liverpool   Liverpool ( Anfield )   26     26   1961 -- 62   Never relegated   0   1992 --   4 ! 4th   2 ! 2nd   128 ! Robbie Fowler ( 128 )     Manchester City   Manchester   21     15   2001 -- 02   2000 -- 01   5   1992 -- 1996 2000 -- 2001 2002 --   3 ! 3rd   1 ! 1st   124 ! Sergio Agüero ( 124 )     Manchester United   Stretford   26     26   1974 -- 75   Never relegated   0   1992 --   6 ! 6th   1 ! 1st   183 ! Wayne Rooney ( 183 )     Middlesbrough   Middlesbrough   15     11   2015 -- 16   2016 -- 17   10   1992 -- 1993 1995 -- 1997 1998 -- 2009 2016 -- 2017   19 ! 19th ( relegated )   7 ! 7th   31 ! Hamilton Ricard ( 31 )     Newcastle United   Newcastle upon Tyne   23     16   2016 -- 17   2015 -- 16     1993 -- 2009 2010 -- 2016 2017 --   21 ! Championship 1st ( promoted )   2 ! 2nd   148 ! Alan Shearer ( 148 )     Norwich City   Norwich   8       2014 -- 15   2015 -- 16   17   1992 -- 1995 2004 -- 2005 2011 -- 2014 2015 -- 2016   28 ! Championship 8th   3 ! 3rd   33 ! Chris Sutton ( 33 )     Nottingham Forest   Nottingham ( West Bridgford )   5       1997 -- 98   1998 -- 99   20   1992 -- 1993 1994 -- 1997 1998 -- 1999   41 ! Championship 21st   3 ! 3rd   24 ! Bryan Roy ( 24 )     Oldham Athletic   Oldham         1990 -- 91   1993 -- 94   23   1992 -- 1994   61 ! League One 17th   19 ! 19th   16 ! Graeme Sharp ( 16 )     Portsmouth   Portsmouth   7     7   2002 -- 03   2009 -- 10   18   2003 -- 2010   69 ! League Two 1st ( promoted )   8 ! 8th   28 ! Yakubu ( 28 )     Queens Park Rangers   London ( Shepherd 's Bush )   7       2013 -- 14   2014 -- 15   18   1992 -- 1996 2011 -- 2013 2014 -- 2015   38 ! Championship 18th   5 ! 5th   60 ! Les Ferdinand ( 60 )     Reading   Reading         2011 -- 12   2012 -- 13   22   2006 -- 2008 2012 -- 2013   23 ! Championship 3rd   8 ! 8th   19 ! Kevin Doyle ( 19 )     Sheffield United   Sheffield ( Highfield )         2005 -- 06   2006 -- 07   22   1992 -- 1994 2006 -- 2007   45 ! League One 1st ( promoted )   14 ! 14th   15 ! Brian Deane ( 15 )     Sheffield Wednesday   Sheffield ( Owlerton )   8     8   1990 -- 91   1999 -- 2000   17   1992 -- 2000   24 ! Championship 4th   7 ! 7th   48 ! Mark Bright ( 48 )     Southampton   Southampton   19     13   2011 -- 12   2004 -- 05   7   1992 -- 2005 2012 --   8 ! 8th   6 ! 6th   100 ! Matt Le Tissier ( 100 )     Stoke City   Stoke - on - Trent ( Stoke )   10     10   2007 -- 08   Never relegated   16   2008 --   13 ! 13th   9 ! 9th   43 ! Peter Crouch ( 43 )     Sunderland   Sunderland   16     10   2006 -- 07   2016 -- 17   9   1996 -- 1997 1999 -- 2003 2005 -- 2006 2007 -- 2017   20 ! 20th ( relegated )   7 ! 7th   61 ! Kevin Phillips ( 61 )     Swansea City   Swansea   7     7   2010 -- 11   Never relegated   19   2011 --   15 ! 15th   8 ! 8th   34 ! Gylfi Sigurðsson ( 34 )     Swindon Town   Swindon         1992 -- 93   1993 -- 94   24   1993 -- 1994   66 ! League One 22nd ( relegated )   22r ! 22nd ( relegated )   12 ! Jan Åge Fjørtoft ( 12 )     Tottenham Hotspur   London ( Tottenham )   26     26   1977 -- 78   Never relegated   0   1992 --   2 ! 2nd   2 ! 2nd   97 ! Teddy Sheringham ( 97 )     Watford   Watford   5       2014 -- 15   2006 -- 07   21   1999 -- 2000 2006 -- 2007 2015 --   17 ! 17th   13 ! 13th   23 ! Troy Deeney ( 23 )     West Bromwich Albion   West Bromwich   12     8   2009 -- 10   2008 -- 09   14   2002 -- 2003 2004 -- 2006 2008 -- 2009 2010 --   10 ! 10th   8 ! 8th   30 ! Peter Odemwingie ( 30 )     West Ham United   London ( Stratford )   22     10   2011 -- 12   2010 -- 11     1993 -- 2003 2005 -- 2011 2012 --   11 ! 11th   5 ! 5th   47 ! Paolo Di Canio ( 47 )     Wigan Athletic   Wigan   8     8   2004 -- 05   2012 -- 13   17   2005 -- 2013   43 ! Championship 23rd ( relegated )   10 ! 10th   24 ! Hugo Rodallega ( 24 )     Wimbledon   London ( Wimbledon )   8     8   1985 -- 86   1999 -- 2000   17   1992 -- 2000   999 ! Defunct ( 2003 -- 04 )   6 ! 6th   58 ! Dean Holdsworth ( 58 )     Wolverhampton Wanderers   Wolverhampton         2008 -- 09   2011 -- 12   21   2003 -- 2004 2009 -- 2012   35 ! Championship 15th   15 ! 15th   22 ! Steven Fletcher ( 22 )


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