derenrich/enwiki-did-you-know huggingface dataset:
... that George Kuchar's Hold Me While I'm Naked was ranked 52nd in the Village Voice Critics' Poll of the 100 best films of the 20th century?
... that Adolphe Demange painted the Duchesse d'Uzès working on a huge sculpture of Joan of Arc?
... that a group of Old Believers live on an island in a bog in Teiči Nature Reserve in Latvia?
... that La Promenade shows the influence of the Rococo Revival and the high-key palette of Impressionism?
... that Yao Yuan Hao swam in a lake on a cold day for a scene in Big Red Riding Hood, then ran a half marathon in his birthday week?
... that on 16 March 1942 (the day before St Patrick's Day), St Patrick was toasted in the conning tower of U-boat U-753 as they awaited orders from Germany on whether or not to sink the Irish Willow?
... that Zainab Sultan Begum, a wife of Mughal emperor Babur, was also his cousin?
... that 245 teams entered the 2009–10 FA Women's Cup, which was eventually won by Everton?
... that both Gracchi brothers were slain after a decree known as senatus consultum ultimum was passed against them?
... that the National Transportation Safety Board found that a track gauge 5⁄16 of an inch (7.9 mm) too wide caused a garbage train to derail in the Bronx?
... that Madhuri Dixit holds the record for the most nominations (14) for the Filmfare Award for Best Actress?
... that in 2013 the Rönninge Show Chorus achieved the highest-ever score at the Sweet Adelines International competition for women's barbershop?
... that in 1287 Shin Ditha Pamauk, a Buddhist monk, negotiated with Emperor Kublai Khan for a treaty that ended the Mongol occupation of northern Burma in exchange for annual tribute?
... that the viral Early 35 kDa protein may be useful in gene therapy as a universal inhibitor of programmed cell death?
... that U.S. Brigadier General Palmer E. Pierce was the first president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association?
... that in 2010, the Maharashtra government blocked Moneycontrol.com and bseindia.com in its headquarters, Mantralaya?
... that comic book artist Brandon Graham wrote "Jermaine", his first episode for Adventure Time?
... that the Seoul slum of Guryong lies across the street from the luxurious Dogok-dong Ward of Gangnam District?
... that in 1943 several airplanes landed on the highway near C. W. E. Jennings' store in Valley Falls, Oregon, and taxied up to the store's gas pump to refuel?
... that highlights from the history of troodontid research include the discovery that troodontids were among the most intelligent dinosaurs?
... that Leonard's Bakery is known for popularizing the malasada, a Portuguese doughnut, into the cuisine of Hawaii?
... that the first newspaper to be printed in Bosnia and Herzegovina, issued by Sopron's Printing House, had "a decidedly Serb orientation", while its owner and editor was an ethnic German?
... that Lieutenant General Ragnar Garrett initiated the Australian Army's short-lived reorganisation into a "pentropic" structure?
... that Wildcat Creek was found to have no base flow in November 2000, but is a source of flooding in Archbald and Blakely, Pennsylvania?
... that the money raised for Pillars of Eternity through its crowdfunding campaign saved the developer of the game Obsidian Entertainment from closure?
... that Statz Friedrich von Fullen bought a manor house in Störmthal and initiated the village's first school in 1691?
... that the Sunrise Ruby is the world's most expensive ruby, most expensive coloured gemstone, and most expensive gemstone other than a diamond?
... that Cullerlie stone circle in Aberdeenshire has a unique layout, with eight stones surrounding eight small cairns?
... that the Michigan State Spartans, under Big Ten Coach of the Year George Perles, placed seven first-team players on the 1987 All-Big Ten Conference football team?
... that Ture Malmgren created a tomb for himself at the foot of the mountain Fjällsätern, but was buried elsewhere by the local authorities after his death in 1922?
... that Mark Wahlberg is playing real-life hero Mike Williams in the upcoming film Deepwater Horizon?
... that in 1690, the Honourable James Campbell abducted and forcibly married a teenage heiress in London?
... that Chaetostoma microps, a suckermouth armored catfish species from Ecuador, has been found climbing a cave wall?
... that the Archaeological Museum of Lamia exhibits Bronze Age artifacts from the Kynos excavations, including gold ornaments ?
... that according to the embodied bilingual language theory, second language words such as "kick" and "run" stimulate the parts of the motor cortex controlling leg movements?
... that the Askam Borehole, which was built by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, discharges thousands of gallons of acid mine drainage into Nanticoke Creek every minute?
... that Robert Grant Haliburton was instrumental in discovering the "dwarf races" of northern Africa and the Atlas region?
... that the plot of the 2015 Malayalam film Oru Second Class Yathra was found to begin well but end weakly?
... that Daniel Brustlein, known as a cover artist for The New Yorker, received critical praise as a "painter's painter"?
... that the wreck found off the coast of Isla San Telmo was established by James P. Delgado as one of the first submarines ever built?
... that erotic sections of two drawings by Joachim Wtewael for his paintings of Mars and Venus Surprised by the Gods were cut out by later collectors?
... that Lady Charlotte Finch served as the royal governess to the children of King George III for over 30 years?
... that North Korean leader Kim Il-sung credited his Chinese teacher Shang Yue with introducing him to Chinese classics and Russian literature?
... that gay and bisexual boys who adopted more feminine gender roles at a younger age are at higher risk for suicide, sexual abuse, and drug abuse than other gay and bisexual youth?
... that the Grain Tower , the last Martello-style gun tower to be built in Britain, was designed to protect the mouth of the River Medway?
... that the Texas-dwelling tarantula Aphonopelma hollyi was named after rock 'n' roll singer Buddy Holly?
... that Mariam Behruzi was one of four women elected to the first Iranian Parliament?
... that in the 1971 science fiction film The Resurrection of Zachary Wheeler, the clones were referred to as soma, which is Greek for body?
... that United News of India is the first and only news agency in the world to supply news in Urdu on the teleprinter?
... that Ray Davies was forced to make a round-trip flight from New York to London to rerecord two words in "Lola"?
... that the architect of "the last synagogue in Slovakia" later worked on Hitler's plans for redesigning Berlin?
... that a urethral diverticulum is a pouch that forms in the urethra from trauma or infection?
... that the actress Gerda Müller was Mother Courage in the play by Bertolt Brecht?
... that a reviewer commented that the name of Gangsta.'s fictional location "sounds like some sort of stomach disorder"?
... that Bisrakh village in Greater Noida is believed to be the birthplace of the mythological king Ravana of the epic Ramayana, who in later years was the king of Sri Lanka?
... that Lady Gaga was inspired to write "Sexxx Dreams" from her "mucky" fantasies?
... that Dutch journalist Frans Goedhart illegally founded a newsletter during World War II, was sentenced to death, escaped, and served in the House of Representatives for 25 years?
... that over 215,000 Two Together Railcards were sold within a year of the card being launched?
... that on a track of the album 1000 Fires, Traci Lords reveals her experience with rape when she was 10 years old?
... that some Iranian groups accused the U.S.-led coalition of bombarding a pro-government headquarters during the First Battle of Tikrit?
... that German architect Paul Schneider-Esleben's design of Cologne Bonn Airport was emulated by numerous other airports around the world?
... that during the Suna Besha event, held five times a year, Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra are adorned with golden jewellery?
... that Canadian football defensive back John Ojo returned an interception 57 yards (52 m) for a touchdown in the first home game of his rookie season?
... that Goon: Last of the Enforcers is the directorial debut by Jay Baruchel?
... that the bid of the Empire of Thessalonica to recover Constantinople and re-establish the Byzantine Empire failed when it was defeated by the Bulgarians at the Battle of Klokotnitsa?
... that anthracite coal was being mined near the mouth of Racket Brook by 1820?
... that Carl Thompson, Britain's heaviest man, gained 30 stone (190 kg; 420 lb) over the last three years of his life?
... that "you half expect to find the leaders of the Evil Empire ... plotting the demise of Luke Skywalker" in the Rarig Center?
... that it is believed that Ramagiri Fort inspired the Sanskrit poet Kālidāsa to write his lyric poem, Meghadūta?
... that although Mathilde Wurm's death was ruled a suicide, some believed she was killed by the Gestapo?
... that at 10,400 feet (3,200 m), the Staten Island Tunnel would have been the world's longest tunnel, but it was abandoned after only 150 feet (46 m) of it had been built?
... that Rodger Dudding got his start as the largest owner of self-storage garages in the United Kingdom by buying ten units from his landlord?
... that the fossil crane fly Elephantomyia baltica is known from a single male in amber?
... that Fanling Lodge, the summer residence for the then Governor of Hong Kong, served as a venue for secret discussions between China and the United Kingdom in the years preceding the 1997 handover?
... that the film Miracles from Heaven is based on a memoir by Christy Beam about her sick daughter, who was miraculously cured after surviving a near-death experience?
... that former John Bartram High School basketball player Tyrone Garland scored the third-most points in Philadelphia Public League history, being surpassed only by Maureece Rice and Wilt Chamberlain?
... that the normally frugivorous crested quetzal can catch small vertebrates while raising its young?
... that a third bridge over the Cape Cod Canal has been proposed for decades as part of various road projects?
... that Hastie Weir played for a Motherwell team described as "probably the finest pure footballing side that Scotland has ever produced"?
... that Vaughn Armstrong's role as Maxwell Forrest in the Star Trek: Enterprise cast was one of thirteen characters he played in the Star Trek franchise?
... that before starring in Focus, Adrian Martinez felt like he had "been running in a marathon for 20 years"?
... that the Navalakaha, a palace in Gondal, India, means "nine lakhs" (INRs 900,000), which was its cost of building?
... that when Lieutenant (later Lieutenant General Sir) Reg Pollard got married, his wife cut the cake with the Sword of Honour he had been awarded at the Royal Military College, Duntroon?
... that in the Paramahamsa Upanishad, Brahma explains that by discerning the staff of knowledge, one may become a paramahamsa?
... that Danielle Wineman, Miss Montana 2015, is the older sister of Alexis Wineman, Miss Montana 2012?
... that Australian power pop group Sunnyboys issued their nation's first cassette single, "Happy Man", in June 1981?
... that the Koma Kulshan Project was built on Mount Baker, a volcano called Koma Kulshan by the Lummi people?
... that in the early 1970s, a flooded strip pit near Powderly Creek made national news when a UFO supposedly crashed into it?
... that Paul Gauguin's Self-Portrait with Halo and Snake is a companion piece to his portrait of Dutch artist Meijer de Haan?
... that in 2002, Mark Davis scored his maiden first-class century during a record partnership with Robin Martin-Jenkins?
... that Kim Hyung-jun used his own car in the music video for his single "Better"?
... that cannonballs fired during the conquest of Constantinople in 1453 were manufactured at Demirköy Foundry, an archaeological site today?
... that Romanian literary critic Barbu Lăzăreanu was cremated in a ceremony capped by the singing of "The Internationale"?
... that the aircraft disaster Double Six Crash killed a total of five cabinet ministers in the Malaysian state of Sabah in 1976?
... that the music video for "Bitch I'm Madonna" features Beyoncé making a "Vogue" pose and Miley Cyrus giving the finger?
... that the Jabali Upanishad explains the significance of the three sacred streaks of ash drawn across the forehead of a brahamachari or sanyasi?
... that Clark Janell Davis entered the 2015 Miss Kentucky pageant as Miss Horse Capital of the World?
... that Max Winston, who directed a short for Uncle Grandpa, is a drummer for a band that includes other crew members of that show?
... that Marcelo Odebrecht is the grandson of the founder of the Latin American conglomerate, Odebrecht?
... that the Doncaster Round Barn, named after an English horse, was the Montana birthplace of the racehorse Spokane?
... that the fungus Neonothopanus gardneri glows more brightly than almost all other bioluminescent fungi?
... that AAA When Worlds Collide was the last time Art Barr would wrestle as he died 17 days later?
... that highlights from the history of ankylosaur research include one of the first dinosaurs ever discovered and a dinosaur with armored eyelids?
... that the Burmese royal title Queen of the Southern Palace, with rare exceptions, was reserved for the chief queen consort only?
... that the research interests of American Indologist Philip Lutgendorf include Indian popular cinema and the culture of tea in India?
... that blade fire coral is one of the first coral species to recolonise damaged reefs?
... that it was Benjamin Loxley's house key that was used by Benjamin Franklin for his kite experiment to attract lightning?
... that the No. 106 Squadron IAF was awarded a total of nine gallantry medals, including a Maha Vir Chakra and four Vir Chakras, during the Indo-Pakistani War of 1971?
... that the death of Freddie Gray in police custody sparked the 2015 Baltimore protests?
... that a controversial pool, built at South African president Jacob Zuma's Nkandla compound and deemed as a "fire pool", has faced "public condemnation"?
... that Adam's ale is a humorous epithet alluding to the presumption that the biblical first man had only water to drink?
... that the lyrics for "Crying", the lead track on Heo Young-saeng's 2012 EP Solo, were written by Heo himself?
... that there was a 19th-century secret society in Minnesota dedicated to eliminating native Americans from the state?
... that in Paramahamsa Parivrajaka Upanishad, Adi Narayana explains that a renouncer is an intelligent person who has learned the Vedic scriptures the hard way through a guru?
... that Ralph Waldo Emerson commemorated the Emancipation Proclamation by composing "Boston Hymn" and surprising a crowd of 3,000 with its debut reading?
... that Coffea arabica accounts for one-fifth of the total production of coffee in the Democratic Republic of the Congo?
... that the upcoming film Gold recounts the true story of Bre-X's mining scandal?
... that in 1874, Konrad Koch and August Hermann organized what is believed to be the first football match in Germany?
... that the first sawmill in Ransom Township and the first gristmill in Newton Township were built on Gardner Creek more than 50 years after the area was settled?
... that the cricket Anurogryllus muticus makes its burrow close to its preferred food plant?
... that in 1934, participants in a political rally in Kelayres, Pennsylvania, were gunned down as they marched past the house of the local opposition party boss?
... that six of the species native to Dilek Peninsula-Büyük Menderes Delta National Park are not found anywhere else in the world?
... that finds of the Neolithic period from the archaeological excavations at Zhejiang and Jiangxi have led to a claim in China that the groundnut is an indigenous crop?
... that I Am Jazz, the first reality show about a transgender teen, debuted on TLC at the same time Caitlyn Jenner was receiving the Arthur Ashe Courage Award at the ESPYs?
... that after signing a professional contract with Italian club Palermo, Norwegian footballer Arne Kotte injured his knee five minutes into his first training match, and was out of action for six months?
... that during the O.J. Simpson murder trial, judge Lance Ito applied a legal rule that has been described as a "discredited doctrine"?
... that Miss Indiana 2015 Morgan Jackson is the daughter of Trina Collins, Miss New Mexico 1984?
... that Ray Holley, who installed air conditioners until April 2015, became a starting running back in the Canadian Football League in June?
... that Peg Plunkett, brothel keeper, had the leader of the Pinking Dindies gang sent to jail after she lost her baby?
... that the Maluti temples have been declared one of the world's twelve most endangered cultural heritage sites by the Global Heritage Fund?
... that there are many more male than female little brittle stars, probably because the males fragment more frequently?
... that the second season of the television series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. introduced the Inhumans race to the Marvel Cinematic Universe ahead of their own film?
... that American swimmer Theresa Andrews gave her first Olympic gold medal to her brother for his courage after he was paralyzed in a car accident?
... that Bach's earliest solo church cantata, Widerstehe doch der Sünde, BWV 54, for an alto voice on a text by Lehms, begins with a dissonance?
... that Clementia Taylor formed Britain's first national anti-slavery society for women because she could not join the existing organisation?
... that every manned NASA spaceflight since Apollo 7 has carried commemorative Robbins medallions?
... that on 5 July 1943, Nazi Germany launched its final major offensive against the Soviet Union in the Battle of Kursk?
... that Jessica Alba spent a year training in martial arts, gymnastics and motorcycle riding for her lead role in the series Dark Angel?
... that the wasp Anoplius viaticus caches a paralysed spider for its offspring to feed on?
... that Robert Dirks, a research chemist known for his work in DNA nanotechnology, died in the 2015 Valhalla train crash?
... that the 1968 Michigan Wolverines football team was ranked No. 12 in the final AP Poll in its last season under head coach Bump Elliott?
... that in 2017 the British and Irish Lions will seek their first series win over New Zealand in 46 years?
... that the first hymn in the first Shaker hymn book reflects the Shaker belief that God is both male and female?
... that Cooling Castle was the first castle in England to be designed for the use of gunpowder weapons?
... that on this evening a year ago, the swarm of mayflies near La Crosse, Wisconsin was so vast that it could be detected on weather radar?
... that Russian billionaire German Sterligov sold most of his assets and now lives in the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic?
... that the Maltese cross was the inspiration behind the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014 logo?
... that Taiwanese actor Yao Yuanhao's humorous haircut in the TV series Big Red Riding Hood was inspired by that of a character in the Japanese manga Musashi no Ken?
... that Hicks Creek falls 800 feet (240 m) in its upper reaches, but only 12 feet (3.7 m) in its lower?
... that the BBC game show Prized Apart involves contestants being flown to Morocco and back every week?
... that USS Colorado (BB-45) survived two kamikaze hits during the Battle of Leyte Gulf?
... that the China Disability Sports Training Centre was the first facility in China entirely devoted to disability sports training, and is the largest of its kind in the world?
... that L. J. Peak set a Georgetown Hoyas men's basketball record for most points in a freshman debut?
... that the Bharatiya Janata Party won a majority in the 2014 Indian parliamentary election, the first time any political party had done so since 1984?
... that Joseph Kaiha, mayor of the French Polynesian island of Ua Pu, has lobbied for a helicopter to serve the Marquesas Islands for medical emergencies?
... that professional wrestling referee Mark Curtis made an unannounced appearance at Curtis Comes Home, his own benefit show?
... that the hippie-like hair of Chinese Indonesian publisher Tan Khoen Swie has been described as a form of anti-colonial resistance?
... that the Castle of Zafra in Spain is a filming location for the next season of Game of Thrones?
... that Keturah, the woman Abraham married after the death of Sarah, has been called "the most ignored significant person" in the Hebrew Bible?
... that Valerie Toranian, the chief editor of Elle in France, has also written a book about the Armenian Genocide?
... that Kashtariti led an unsuccessful campaign against Assyrian king Esarhaddon?
... that despite her pregnancy, actress Smita Patil continued filming for Thikana (1987), but died from childbirth complications before the film's release?
... that the electrical principles of an electrostatic machine invented by a Shaker doctor in 1810 for medical treatment were later used by Thomas Edison?
... that part of the channel of Lees Creek passes through coal waste, cinders, and railroad ballast?
... that in 1867, a whole wing of the Palazzo Serristori in Rome was destroyed by an attack against the Papal Zouaves?
... that Glenn Close's daughter Annie Starke is making her acting debut in The Greens Are Gone?
... that Transylvanian journalist Ion Clopoțel, imprisoned for his wartime political writings, was released in time to participate in the assembly that ratified his province's union with Romania?
... that mitotic cell rounding involves an almost 10-fold increase in intracellular pressure?
... that in the Surya Upanishad, the sages Atharvangiras extol the virtues of the Sun God Surya?
... that Winfield Creek is the final named tributary to join the West Branch Susquehanna River?
... that Avalanche Studios, the developer of the Just Cause series, almost developed an open world Star Wars game with LucasArts?
... that Hachim Mastour is the youngest person to play international association football for Morocco?
... that petroglyphs dated 5,000 years ago show eruption activity from the Porak volcano at the border of Armenia and Azerbaijan?
... that Saladin's brother Tughtakin ibn Ayyub solidified Ayyubid control over Yemen in the late 12th century?
... that the success of Mark Ronson's "Ooh Wee" prompted him to return to the UK?
... that the female burrowing cricket Anurogryllus arboreus lays unfertilised eggs for her offspring to consume?
... that zoologist Thomas Harrison Montgomery, Jr. was the first to propose that chromosomes play a dominant role in determining an organism's sex?
... that the BBC is planning to give away a million new Micro Bit devices to encourage British schoolchildren to code?
... that the crayfish Cherax pulcher was popular in aquariums worldwide before even being recognized as a new species?
... that Nrisimha Tapaniya Upanishad is one of the first sectarian theologies of Hinduism which focuses on Nrisimha's three forms of Om, Atman, and Brahman?
... that mezzo-soprano Ruth Sandhoff performed a soprano part in the Magnificat by Johann Sebastian Bach and an alto part in his son's Magnificat?
... that Neepaulakating Creek, New Jersey, was apparently unnamed until 2004?
... that Alex Tillman of the BC Lions returned both an interception and a punt over 90 yards for touchdowns in the same season?
... that an upcoming untitled film is the directorial debut by brothers Mark & Robb Cullen?
... that according to the philosopher Julian Baggini, "Vegans are the only group who can oppose China's Yulin Dog Meat Festival without any fear of hypocrisy"?
... that the French submarine Mariotte was nicknamed the "toothbrush" on account of her unusual hull configuration?
... that scholars suggest the Supreme Court of the United States is more likely to grant review of a case to resolve a circuit split than for any other reason?
... that in 1998, the English cricketer Jason Lewry took a hat-trick with deliveries across two innings?
... that Teladoc is considered the first and largest telehealth platform in the United States?