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tc_748 | Who directed The Big Sleep and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes? | Howard Hawks | [
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tc_749 | In which year was the talkie The Jazz Singer released? | 1927 | [
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tc_750 | Alborg Roedslet international airport is in which country? | Denmark | [
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tc_752 | What was Elton John's first US No 1 hit? | Crocodile Rock | [
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tc_753 | In which decade was the Oral Roberts University founded at Tulsa? | 1960s | [
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tc_754 | In which English city is the Burrows Toy Museum? | Bath | [
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tc_755 | On which label did the Beach boys record most of their 60s hits? | Capitol | [
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tc_758 | Whose musical works included Composition For Orchestra and Philomel? | Milton Babbit | [
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tc_760 | What was the first state to join the Union in the 20th century? | Oklahoma | [
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tc_762 | Where were the 2004 Summer Olympic Games held? | Athens | [
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tc_763 | What did Arthur Blessitt carry with him on an around-the-world walk taking in 277 nations? | A wooden cross | [
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tc_764 | Where in the former Soviet Union was Yul Brynner born? | Siberia | [
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tc_765 | When she died how old was Karen Carpenter? | 32 | [
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tc_767 | "According to the modern Olympics founder Baron de Coubertin, ""The essential thing is not conquering but..."" what?" | Fighting well | [
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tc_769 | In which state was Charles Schulz born? | Minnesota | [
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tc_770 | "Who wrote, ""What is this life if full of care, We have no time to stand and stare?""" | W H Davies | [
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tc_771 | In which decade was Charles Schulz born? | 1930s | [
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tc_772 | In what year was Oliver Stone born? | 1946 | [
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tc_773 | What is Axl Rose's real name? | William Bailey | [
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tc_774 | What disability did singer Al Hibbler have? | He was blind | [
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tc_775 | "Which writer said, "" An atheist is a man who has no invisible means of support?""" | John Buchan | [
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tc_776 | Which country does the airline Ansett come from? | Australia | [
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tc_777 | Where is New York's Empire State College located? | Saratoga Springs | [
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tc_779 | Spear of the Nation was an armed wing of which group? | ANC | [
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tc_780 | Where in Italy did a US military aircraft slice through the steel wire of a cable car in 1998? | Cavalese | [
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tc_782 | What star sign is shared by Meatloaf and Luciano Pavarotti? | Libra | [
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tc_784 | Where was Pablo Casals buried before he was finally laid to rest in Spain? | Puerto Rico | [
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tc_785 | According to Dateline figures, the highest percentage of male clients are in which profession? | Accountancy | [
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tc_787 | Santander international airport is in which country? | Spain | [
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tc_788 | In which year was Nigel Mansell Indy Car Champion? | 1993 | [
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tc_789 | Thomas Marshal was Vice President to which US President? | Woodrow Wilson | [
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tc_790 | Which year was the first after 1927 that the USA lost the Ryder Cup on home soil? | 1987 | [
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tc_792 | Ellen Church is recognized as being the first female what? | Air Hostess | [
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tc_793 | Which country does the airline Avensa come from? | Venezuela | [
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tc_794 | What was the USA's biggest attack of the Vietnam War when it took place in February 1967? | Operation Junction City | [
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tc_796 | What was Michael Keaton's first movie? | Night Shift | [
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tc_797 | What is Uma Thurman's middle name? | Karuna | [
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tc_799 | Which liner launched in 1934 was the largest of her time? | Queen Mary | [
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tc_800 | What was the name of NASA's manned space project whose astronauts were chosen in 1959? | Project Mercury | [
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tc_801 | In which country was Anjelica Huston born? | Ireland | [
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tc_802 | Who wrote the novel Delta Connection? | Hammond Innes | [
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tc_803 | In the 70s George Lee was a world champion in which sport? | Gliding | [
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tc_806 | Who preceded Hosni Mubarak as President of Egypt? | Anwar El-Sadat | [
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tc_808 | What instrument is associated with Illinois-born John Lewis? | Piano | [
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tc_809 | What type of aid was developed my Miller Hutchinson in the early years of the 20th century? | Hearing Aid | [
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tc_811 | John Singer Sargent worked in which branch of the arts? | Painting | [
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tc_813 | Cuscatlan international airport is in which country? | El Salvador | [
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tc_815 | Who was Pope for the shortest length of time in the 20th century? | John Paul I | [
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tc_816 | What was Gene Kelly's middle name? | Curran | [
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tc_817 | What was the profession of William Eugene Smith? | Photographer | [
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tc_819 | Which country does the airline Pluna come form? | Uruguay | [
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tc_821 | Who directed A Passage To India? | David Lean | [
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tc_824 | What is Gregory Peck's real first name? | Eldred | [
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tc_825 | Golfer Bobby Jones was born in which state? | Georgia | [
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tc_828 | What was the world's first atomic-powered ship called? | Lenin | [
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tc_830 | Which soap boasted a cafe called the Hot Biscuit? | Dallas | [
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tc_831 | Which architect designed the Seagram Building, New York City? | Philip Johnson | [
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tc_834 | Which gossip columnist was born in the same day as Sir Alexander Fleming who discovered penicillin? | Louella Parsons | [
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tc_835 | In what year was the first performance of Copland's ballet Rodeo? | 1942 | [
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tc_836 | Ferihegy international airport is in which country? | Hungary | [
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tc_838 | Who was the defending champion when Virginia Wade won the Wimbledon singles? | Chris Evert | [
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"Virginia Wade\n\nSarah Virginia Wade, OBE (born 10 July 1945) is a British former professional tennis player. She won three Grand Slam singles championships and four Grand Slam doubles championships, and is the only British woman in history to have won titles at all four Grand Slam tournaments. She was ranked as h... |
tc_839 | Who is the youngest female tennis player to win the US Open? | Tracey Austin | [
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tc_842 | How many 'victories' did The Red Baron claim in aerial dogfights? | 80 | [
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tc_843 | Which great guitarist had the first names Aaron Thibodaux? | T-Bone Walker | [
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tc_845 | Who first coined the term paradigm for all the factors that influence the scientist's research? | TS Kuhn | [
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tc_846 | In which country was Sam Neill born? | N. Ireland | [
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tc_848 | What was Dorothy Parker's maiden name? | Rothschild | [
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tc_850 | In which month in 1997 was The Notorious B.I.G. gunned down? | March | [
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tc_851 | What was the official occupation of Sir Anthony Blunt who was unmasked as a Soviet spy in 1979? | Art Historian | [
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tc_852 | Which famous name was accused f the abduction of Stompie Seipei? | Winnie Mandela | [
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tc_853 | What was the highest rank Charles Lindbergh attained? | Brigadier General | [
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tc_855 | Who was the second person to make a solo transatlantic flight? | Amelia Earhart | [
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tc_856 | Who became commanding general of the First Armored Corps in 1941? | George Patton | [
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tc_857 | Who was the third wife of the leader of China's Long March? | Jiang Qing | [
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tc_858 | In 1985 Terry Waite returned to Beirut after securing the release of four British hostages where? | Libya | [
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tc_859 | Where did Ferdinand Marcos live in exile? | Hawaii | [
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tc_860 | Which American led a team to put 10 people on the summit of Everest in 1990? | James Whittaker | [
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tc_862 | UN Secretary Dag Hammarskjold was killed over which country? | Congo | [
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tc_863 | What was the autobiography of the first president of non-Apartheid South Africa called? | Long Walk To Freedom | [
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tc_864 | Which terrorist group murdered Italian Prime Minister Aldo Moro? | Red Brigade | [
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tc_865 | General Boris Gromov was the last Soviet soldier to leave where in 1989? | Afghanistan | [
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"Boris Gromov\n\nBoris Vsevolodovich Gromov (; born 7 November 1943 in Saratov, Russia) is a prominent Russian military and political figure. From 2000 to 2012, he was the Governor of Moscow Oblast.",
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tc_867 | Which politician's wife was acquitted in 1990 of defrauding US banks? | Imelda Marcos | [
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tc_868 | In what year did Saddam Hussein become President of Iraq? | 1979 | [
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tc_869 | Who became chair of Joint Chiefs of Staff in 1989? | Colin Powel | [
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tc_870 | Who became leader of the Bosnian Serbs in 1992? | Radovan Karadzic | [
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tc_871 | Who was deputy commander of the 1983 US invasion of Grenada? | Norman Schwarzkopf | [
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tc_873 | What was Mother Teresa's real first name? | Agnes | [
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tc_874 | Which famous daughter was made chief designer at Chloe in 1997? | Stella McCartney | [
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tc_876 | Which supermodel was married to Rod Stewart? | Rachel Hunter | [
"rachel hunter"
] | [
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tc_877 | Who was America's first world chess champion? | Bobby Fischer | [
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tc_878 | Which Swiss-born Californian first used an amplifier with a guitar? | Adolph Rickenbacker | [
"adolph rickenbacher",
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"Electric guitar\n\nAn electric guitar is a guitar that uses a pickup to convert the vibration of its strings—which are typically made of metal, and which occurs when a guitarist strums, plucks or fingerpicks the strings—into electrical impulses. The vibrations of the strings are sensed by a pickup, of which the mo... |
tc_879 | Who was chairman of the Watergate hearings? | Sam Ervin | [
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tc_882 | Who was credited with popularizing the term rock 'n' roll? | Alan Freed | [
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"Rock and roll\n\nRock and roll (often written as rock & roll or rock 'n' roll) is a genre of popular music that originated and evolved in the United States during the late 1940s and early 1950s, from a combination of African-American genres such as blues, boogie-woogie, jump blues, jazz, and gospel music, toget... |
tc_883 | What were Gary Gilmore's final words before his execution in 1977? | Let's do it | [
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"Gary Gilmore\n\nGary Mark Gilmore (December 4, 1940 – January 17, 1977) was an American criminal who gained international notoriety for demanding the implementation of his death sentence for two murders he committed in Utah. After the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a new series of death penalty statutes in the 1976 dec... |
tc_884 | In which country was Ivana Trump born and brought up? | Czechoslovakia | [
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"Ivana Trump\n\nIvana Marie Trump (née Zelníčková;; February 20, 1949) is a Czech-American socialite and former fashion model, known for her second marriage, to Donald Trump.",
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tc_885 | Who wrote the stage musical Cabaret? | Bob Fosse | [
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"Musical theatre\n\nMusical theatre is a form of theatrical performance that combines songs, spoken dialogue, acting, and dance. The story and emotional content of a musical – humor, pathos, love, anger – are communicated through the words, music, movement and technical aspects of the entertainment as an integrated... |
tc_887 | Flamenco dancer Joaquin Cortes hit the headlines in 1996 over his relationship with which supermodel? | Naomi Campbell | [
"naomi campbell"
] | [
"Joaquín Cortés\n\nJoaquín Pedraja Reyes \"Joaquín Cortés\" (born 22 February 1969) is a Spanish classically trained ballet and flamenco dancer.",
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tc_889 | Which Italian fashion designer was murdered on the orders of his ex-wife? | Gucci | [
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tc_892 | How old was George Gershwin when he died? | 38 | [
"thirty eight"
] | [
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