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Did you know that because of an effort to curb the spread of STDs, prostitution in Germany has been legal since the 1920s?
Did you know that children born between 1901 and 1910 are said to be from the Interbellum Generation?
Did you know that the Chinese tallow tree is used to make soap, candles, and medicine?
Did you know that Thutmose I was the first Pharaoh to be buried in the Valley of the Kings?
Did you know that aniridia is the congenital condition of being born without irises?
Did you know that the Palau Congressional Library was founded in 1981, and has a staff of two?
Did you know that the Reduced Shakespeare Company performs all 37 of Shakespeare's plays in 97 minutes?
Did you know that Enrico Fermi was awarded the Hughes Medal in 1942?
Did you know that industrialist Nazi Party member John Rabe saved more than 50,000 Chinese nationals from the Rape of Nanking?
Did you know that the improper use of a flag of truce or of the national flag is a forbidden ruse of war?
Did you know that NASA astronaut Stephen Robinson has logged 497 hours in space?
Did you know that the gestation period of the ring-tailed lemur is approximately 146 days?
Did you know that the original "dreamer of dreams" was British poet Arthur O'Shaughnessy?
Did you know that American Zoetrope was originally housed in a warehouse in San Francisco in 1969?
Did you know that Singapore's first elected President was Ong Teng Cheong?
Did you know that the 555th Parachute Infantry Company was the first African-American airborne unit in the United States Army?
Did you know that Striptease won the 1997 Golden Raspberries award for Worst Picture?
Did you know that left-handed specialists in baseball frequently enjoy long careers since their pitching arm suffers lesser stress?
Did you know that most "tin cans" are actually made of steel?
Did you know that the Fairey Barracuda was a British carrier-borne torpedo bomber used during World War II?
Did you know that the author Pai Hsien-yung's father was Kuomintang general Pai Chung-hsi?
Did you know that George H.W. Bush flew a TBF Avenger while he was in the U.S. Navy?
Did you know that Henry Wade never lost a case until Roe v. Wade?
Did you know that Chicago mayor Jane Byrne moved into the notoriously miserable Cabrini-Green housing project in 1981?
Did you know that Oriental metal is a kind of death metal music that originated in Israel which has traditional Jewish and "Oriental" influences?
Did you know that the Assembly of First Nations is an advocacy group for aboriginal people in Canada?
Did you know that the Valdivian ecoregion contains the only temperate rainforest in South America?
Did you know that the infamous man-eating lions of Tsavo attacked workers who were building the Uganda Railway which connects Uganda and Kenya?
Did you know that Orson Squire Fowler, who popularized the octagon house, was also a phrenologist?
Did you know that Tetricus I was the last of the Gallic Emperors?
Did you know that Voltaire's dismissive line about Canada being but "A few acres of snow" is, in fact, a misquote?
Did you know that Wite-Out correction fluid was invented in 1966?
Did you know that Jimmy Piersall ran the bases backwards after hitting his hundredth home run?
Did you know that SBD Dauntless dive bombers sank four Japanese aircraft carriers and a cruiser during the Battle of Midway?
Did you know that the first British merchant navy ship lost to enemy fire since World War II was the Atlantic Conveyor, sunk by an Argentinian Exocet missile during the Falklands War?
Did you know that the tallest mountain in the Pyrenees is Aneto?
Did you know that there are at least 18 different distinct video game genres?
Did you know that Caedwalla of Wessex conquered southeast England during his brief 7th century reign?
Did you know that Harrington Lake in Quebec is the official country retreat of the Canadian Prime Minister?
Did you know that Monument Valley was once mined for uranium ore?
Did you know that Severnaya Zemlya was the last archipelago on Earth to be discovered?
Did you know that a Street artist is someone who draws pictures for the pleasure of passers-by?
Did you know that chocolate contains large quantities of oxalic acid?
Did you know that during World War I thimbles were used as currency?
Did you know that the Magellanic subpolar forests of South America are the world's southernmost forests?
Did you know that the Tibetan Plateau is known as the "roof of the world"?
Did you know that the Transverse Ranges of California run east-west because of a bend in the San Andreas fault?
Did you know that the full force of the Great Depression in Canada lasted until WWII in parts of the country, particularly Western Canada?
Did you know that the only remaining dock on the south side of London's River Thames is Greenland Dock, the city's oldest riverside dock?
Did you know that Mark Catesby published the first account of the flora and fauna of North America?
Did you know that Daniel S. Goldin spearheaded the "faster, better, cheaper" approach at NASA?
Did you know that Michael Clarke Duncan worked as a bodyguard for people like Will Smith before making it big in acting?
Did you know that the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone is rusting?
Did you know that the Hubble Ultra Deep Field is a Hubble Space Telescope image that contains roughly 10,000 galaxies?
Did you know that Colonia del Sacramento in Uruguay is a World Heritage Site?
Did you know that France was the first country to adopt the 35-hour workweek?
Did you know that Michael Schumacher has won the last three Spanish Grand Prix?
Did you know that Napoleon once commissioned Louis-Marcelin de Fontanes to write an éloge on George Washington?
Did you know that male Western fence lizards have blue bellies?
Did you know that the Armistice Day Blizzard of 1940 killed at least 140 people?
Did you know that the Battle of Isandlwana was a major British defeat in the Zulu war?
Did you know that Fritz the Cat was the first X-rated animated feature?
Did you know that Le Corbusier's most famous building is probably Unité d'Habitation in Marseille?
Did you know that cell adhesion is a product of protein bonding?
Did you know that mushroom bodies have nothing to do with fungi, but are part of the brain anatomy of arthropods?
Did you know that scientists are testing Einstein's theory of general relativity with Gravity Probe B, an artificial satellite?
Did you know that the biggest telescope in the Southern Hemisphere will be the Southern African Large Telescope, opening later this year?
Did you know that the dharma wheel of Buddhism represents the collective teachings known as the dharma?
Did you know that the first Mickey Mouse clock was made by Timex?
Did you know that the first standard for donated organs was that they be from so-called "non-heart beating donors"?
Did you know that Cornell University in the United States has four statutory colleges?
Did you know that Russian poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko is famous for his anti-Stalinist work?
Did you know that the California sea slug is very useful to the study of neurobiology because of its small number of large neurons?
Did you know that "Layla", a song of Eric Clapton, was inspired by a Persian love story?
Did you know that Stephen King wrote and starred in the movie Creepshow?
Did you know that settlers are people who travelled, of their own choice, from their land of birth to live in "new" lands or colonies?
Did you know that the Children of the Corn horror-flick movie series is based on a Stephen King short story?
Did you know that the False Vampire Bat will fall out of a tree to pounce upon unsuspecting prey?
Did you know that the United States Naval War College grants a Master of Arts degree?
Did you know that the viscosity of a ferrofluid can be controlled with electromagnets?
Did you know that Abraham Baldwin, one of America's founding fathers, served in both the Senate and the House of Representatives?
Did you know that the Super Friends had two sets of sidekicks: Wendy & Marvin, and then the Wonder Twins?
Did you know that the Waldorf Astoria in New York City sits on the site of the former home of William Waldorf Astor?
Did you know that trisecting the angle is one of the three impossible tasks using classical ruler-and-compass construction?
Did you know that American frontiersman Hugh Glass traveled 200 miles through the wilderness, alone and gravely injured, after surviving a grizzly bear attack?
Did you know that Henri Poincaré first stated the Poincaré duality in terms of Betti numbers?
Did you know that a vexatious litigant may be barred from using the courts in common law countries because they have previously undertaken frivolous litigation claims or procedures?
Did you know that the framework of the cautionary tale became a cliché in 1980s slasher films?
Did you know that Albert R. Broccoli produced Dr. No and remained involved with the James Bond series until his death?
Did you know that Wilhelm Ritter von Leeb led the successful German assault on Leningrad in 1941, but was relieved of duty by a distrustful Hitler?
Did you know that famous epic poems like Beowulf and Judith were written in Late West Saxon?
Did you know that Hong Kong is made up of a peninsula and 236 islands?
Did you know that Venetian, spoken in and around Venice, Italy, is not a dialect of Italian?
Did you know that William X of Aquitaine, father of Eleanor of Aquitaine, was a noted patron of troubadors?
Did you know that collard greens is both a plant and a recipe?
Did you know that the Ancient Greek mathematician Polybius invented the Polybius square, a cryptographic technique?
Did you know that the UN founded the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People in 1975?
Did you know that the term Apostolic Fathers refers to the generation between the Apostles and the Church Fathers?
Did you know that "Persian violet" is another name for cyclamen?
Did you know that Ancient Egyptian architect Senemut was allegedly the lover of the Pharoah Hatshepsut?
Did you know that Comiskey Park was the oldest stadium in Major League Baseball until its demolition in 1991?
Did you know that a demisemiquaver is a musical note that is played for 1/32 the duration of a whole note?
Did you know that the music of the Pointer Sisters combined jazz, scat and be-bop?
Did you know that Captain & Tennille now reside in Nevada, United States?
Did you know that Church House is the headquarters building for the Church of England?
Did you know that Irving proposed to Cathy on Valentine's Day 2004?
Did you know that according to the ancient doctrine of signatures, the plant hepatica was useful for treating liver disorders?
Did you know that in Vajrayana Buddhism, a Wisdom King is the third tier of deity after Buddhas and bodhisattvas?
Did you know that people who suffer from anosognosia deny or do not know that they have relatively significant challenges such blindness or paralysis?
Did you know that red mercury is a substance used in making nuclear weapons?
Did you know that siblings raised separately may experience genetic sexual attraction if they meet as adults?
Did you know that the USSR named twelve cities and one city-fortress Hero Cities for valor during the Great Patriotic War?
Did you know that Ferryland was the first permanent European colony in Newfoundland?
Did you know that New York City has been working on the Second Avenue Subway project since 1919?
Did you know that the Rift Valley lakes of Africa are a freshwater ecoregion?
Did you know that the UK's Workers Socialist Federation began as a suffragette group?
Did you know that there is a collection of neurons in the basal forebrain of reptiles called a nucleus accumbens that is implicated in reward responses?
Did you know that Jane Delano, a relative of U.S. President FDR, founded the American Red Cross nursing service?
Did you know that the Persian king Cyrus the Younger invented the scythed chariot?
Did you know that there is no widely accepted explanation for geographic features called Carolina bays, but that meteors may be the cause?
Did you know that , in the U.S. Navy, advancement to Petty Officer First Class is dependent on time in service, performance evaluations, and rate examinations?
Did you know that Joan of Arc and Mahatma Gandhi were protagonists in Clone High?
Did you know that Signing Exact English is easy for parents and teachers of deaf children to master quickly?
Did you know that Anne Isabella Milbanke was certain her husband, Lord Byron, had gone mad?
Did you know that Dido class cruisers fought in the Battle of Cape Matapan, Battle of Okinawa, Operation Overlord, and Operation Torch?
Did you know that Measure 51 would have repealed Oregon's Death with Dignity Act?
Did you know that NASA offers interested individuals opportunities to fly small experiments aboard the space shuttle called Getaway Specials?
Did you know that Zenna Henderson's story "Pottage" was made into an ABC-TV Movie, "The People", starring William Shatner?
Did you know that the Kharosthi script was in use from the middle of the 3rd century BC until around the 3rd century AD?
Did you know that the governor of Texas during the American Civil War was Francis Lubbock?
Did you know that Clint Malarchuk sustained one of the most horrific in-game injuries in NHL history?
Did you know that Dolmabahçe Palace was the administrative center of the Ottoman Empire from 1853 to 1923?
Did you know that Greeneyes are hermaphroditic?
Did you know that Monique Serf was only ten years old when she had to go into hiding during the German occupation of France in World War II?
Did you know that a Chicken sexer is specially trained to visually determine the sex of chicken hatchlings?
Did you know that in the 1930s, Australia was home to a paramilitary Fascist organization called the New Guard?
Did you know that the Auditorium Building in Chicago, Illinois was intended to rival New York City's Metropolitan Opera House?
Did you know that the U.S. Academic Decathlon was first organized in Orange County, California?
Did you know that until the 1930s, methanol was the most widely used antifreeze?
Did you know that Power Girl is a cousin of Superman from the DC Comics universe?
Did you know that a Klondike bar is a dessert generally consisting of a vanilla square coated with a thin layer of chocolate?
Did you know that a chicken sexer is specially trained to visually determine the sex of chicken hatchlings?
Did you know that in the late 1940s the USAF Northrop YB-49 set both an unofficial endurance record and a trans-continental speed record?
Did you know that linguicism is a prejudice based on someone's use of language?
Did you know that meiosis, a form of cell division, confers a selective advantage?
Did you know that the cause of exploding head syndrome  may be a minor seizure in the temporal lobe?
Did you know that California's Russian River is named for the Russian trappers who explored it in the early 19th century?
Did you know that Harry Potter and Ron Weasley found Tom Riddle's diary in Moaning Myrtle's bathroom?
Did you know that Sean MacDermott, a leader of the Easter Rising of 1916, was executed by firing squad?
Did you know that exploding head syndrome isn't fatal?
Did you know that in 1929 the Graf Zeppelin completed a circumnavigation of the globe in 21 days, 5 hours and 31 minutes?
Did you know that patent ductus arteriosus is a kind of congenital heart defect?
Did you know that the Diners Club card was the first independent credit card?
Did you know that there is a form of mental calculation called Vedic mathematics which is based on the ancient Indian Vedas?
Did you know that Austrian journalist Günther Nenning is nicknamed Auhirsch, meaning "meadow deer"?
Did you know that Fanny Crosby wrote more than 8,000 hymns despite being totally blind?
Did you know that Heaven Can Wait, a play by Harry Segall, has been filmed at least four times?
Did you know that Herschel Island in Canada is named for scientist John Herschel?
Did you know that a crystal set is the simplest kind of radio receiver?
Did you know that four different continents host red fox populations?
Did you know that the Rolls-Royce Pegasus engine powers the Harrier jet?
Did you know that the white-tailed deer can be found in all 48 contiguous U.S. states?
Did you know that Bodega Bay in California was the setting for Alfred Hitchcock's film The Birds?
Did you know that Ernest Duchesne discovered penicillin's antibiotic powers 32 years before Alexander Fleming?
Did you know that New York Point lost out to Braille in the "War of the Dots"?
Did you know that The Mississippi Rag has been reporting on traditional jazz and ragtime music since 1973?
Did you know that a cousin of curling, ice stock sport, is played primarily in Germany and Austria?
Did you know that an important tool in surface mining is the drag line excavator?
Did you know that rattlesnake venom contains hemotoxins?
Did you know that the Greco-Turkish War of 1897 was sparked by a Minoan rebellion?
Did you know that the Indrikis chronicles are the oldest written history of Latvia and Estonia?
Did you know that the Kei apple is a shrub often used for hedges, not an edible apple?
Did you know that the boundaries between American Georgia and Spanish Florida were defined by the 1796 Treaty of Madrid?
Did you know that the term Fertile Crescent was coined by James Henry Breasted?
Did you know that , together with Mike Nichols, Elaine May founded the trail-blazing comic troupe The Compass Players, which later became Second City?
Did you know that Baby blue eyes is a common Californian wild flower - and one variety of it is white?
Did you know that Swedish chemist Karl Wilhelm Scheele discovered the first refractory metal in 1781?
Did you know that most of the 8,000 speakers of the Niuean language live outside the borders of Niue?
Did you know that the U.S. movement toward small claims courts began in the early 1960s, as Justice of the Peace courts became increasingly archaic?
Did you know that the romantic epistles Letters of a Portuguese Nun were from a nun to her lover?
Did you know that "God Save Ireland" was the unofficial national anthem of the Irish Free State?
Did you know that Jimmy McHugh was nominated five times for an Academy Award for Best Song, but never won?
Did you know that Pop-Tarts are the most popular product made by Kellogg's?
Did you know that Villeurbanne and Lyon form the second-largest conurbation in France?
Did you know that bone marrow transplants are used to restore stem cells in the bodies of cancer patients?
Did you know that newspaper columnist and game show panelist Dorothy Kilgallen claimed to have information about the assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy and she died under suspicious circumstances?
Did you know that Benguela current of the Southern Ocean has a small El Niño effect?
Did you know that Maia Chiburdanidze was the youngest woman ever to win the women's world chess championship?
Did you know that Prambanan, on Java, is the largest Hindu temple in Indonesia?
Did you know that autonomic ganglions are cell bodies within the autonomic nervous system?
Did you know that poet Robert Hass, a two-term American Poet Laureate, is a neighbor of Nobel laureate Czesław Miłosz?
Did you know that the Korean poetic form of sijo resembles the Japanese poetic form of haiku?
Did you know that the Mamayev Kurgan complex in Volgograd, Russia is a memorial to the Battle of Stalingrad?
Did you know that the fundamental complexity of chemical synthesis impedes many efforts at drug design?
Did you know that the private income of Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom is known as the Privy Purse?
Did you know that the scandalous murder of silent film director William Desmond Taylor has never been solved?
Did you know that Peter Mitchell called for mercy on Louis Riel and blamed John A. Macdonald for causing the Riel Rebellion?
Did you know that Pope Stephen VII exhumed the remains of Pope Formosus for the Cadaver Synod?
Did you know that a 2002 BBC World Service global poll voted A Nation Once Again the world's most popular tune?
Did you know that a diplomatic bag is a term of art in both international relations and cryptography?
Did you know that a theme in Robert Heinlein's  science fiction novel Stranger in a Strange Land is group marriage?
Did you know that circles and Reuleaux triangles are examples of curves of constant width?
Did you know that one of the three Hoenn starter Pokémon is Torchic?
Did you know that the Antarctic ecosystem cannot support vascular plants?
Did you know that the site of the Franklin Dam was blockaded for seven months before its construction was halted by the High Court of Australia?
Did you know that , according to cat coat genetics, two different X chromosome alleles must be expressed to create a calico?
Did you know that Connie Mack managed for 53 baseball seasons, winning nine pennants and five World Series?
Did you know that Los Angeles, California's Griffith Park was originally an ostrich farm?
Did you know that Nazi admiral Karl Dönitz advocated tonnage wars—military attacks on commercial vessels?
Did you know that the Fairey Seafox was a Second World War reconnaissance floatplane of the Fleet Air Arm?
Did you know that the Zhang Zhung culture of Tibet is the source of the Bön religion?
Did you know that the first diet soda was produced in 1958?
Did you know that Pieter de Hooch, a genre painter from the Dutch Golden Age, died in an insane asylum?
Did you know that a dichroic prism splits light into two beams of different color, or wavelengths?
Did you know that image intensifiers, which are similar to night-vision, were invented by Vladimir Zworykin, a World War II-era RCA employee?
Did you know that the journalistic practice of muckraking began at McClure's magazine?
Did you know that Knecht Ruprecht, a figure in Germanic folklore, is often depicted as traveling with Santa Claus?
Did you know that Oklahoma's Price Tower is one of the only two Frank Lloyd Wright skyscrapers ever built?
Did you know that Queen Elizabeth I of England may have been named for her grandmother Elizabeth Boleyn?
Did you know that a chroot jail is a sandbox environment on a Unix system?
Did you know that some plants have tentacles, but octopuses have none (they have arms)?
Did you know that the 2000 Summer Olympics gold medalist in the heptathlon was Denise Lewis?
Did you know that the Genghis Khan defeated Jelal ad-Din Mingburnu, sultan of the Khwarezmid Empire, at the Battle of Indus in 1221?
Did you know that the founders of College of Charleston included three signers of the Declaration of Independence and three fathers of the United States Constitution?
Did you know that Chinese Taipei is the designated name the Republic of China (Taiwan) uses in most international organizations?
Did you know that Kimono de Ginza are a group of kimono and Japanese clothing enthusiasts in Tokyo that meet monthly in full-dress in front of a department store and then later in an izakaya?
Did you know that a suikinkutsu is a type of Japanese garden ornament and a music device?
Did you know that the unmanned Apollo VI space capsule was recovered by the USS Okinawa (LPH-3) 380 miles north of Kauai, Hawaii?
Did you know that Anglo-German novelist Elizabeth von Arnim was a cousin to New Zealand short story writer Katherine Mansfield?
Did you know that Eric Coates was an English composer who wrote some songs for lyrics by Arthur Conan Doyle?
Did you know that Lumpsuckers are fish that have modified pelvic fins which have evolved into adhesive discs that allow them to adhere to their substrate?
Did you know that one way to calculate distances in terms of latitude and longitude is the Haversine formula?
Did you know that the New Zealand McGillicuddy Serious Party wanted to return to a medieval lifestyle and establish a monarchy based on the Scottish Jacobite line?
Did you know that the descent of Elizabeth II leads back directly 1500 years and fifty generations to Cerdic of Wessex?
Did you know that the heavyweight class in boxing has no maximum weight limit?
Did you know that the longest NHL overtime game in the history of hockey was a 1936 match between the Detroit Red Wings and the Montreal Maroons?
Did you know that , like other yellow flowers of the genus Viola, Yellow Pansies can cause diarrhoea if eaten in large quantities?