derenrich/enwiki-did-you-know huggingface dataset:
... that John Peck stood for election to Nottingham City Council 35 times without success before he finally won a seat?
... that "Photograph" was the first properly finished record for Ed Sheeran's second studio album?
... that Miss Georgia 2014 Maggie Bridges wore 3D printed, laser-cut shoes fashioned after Georgia Tech's "Ramblin' Wreck" mascot for Miss America's "Show Us Your Shoes" parade?
... that exhibits in the Konya Archaeological Museum relate to the Neolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Classical, Hellenistic, Roman and the Byzantine periods?
... that Bipasha Basu is the first actress in Bollywood to play conjoined twins?
... that Louis I of Hungary was forced by the Black Death to return to Hungary from the Kingdom of Naples that he had occupied?
... that tigress Machali won a "Lifetime Achievement Award" for her contributions to tourism and conservation in India?
... that the River Ebro rises near the town of Reinosa in northern Spain and is impounded just below the town?
... that Touran Mirhadi has been called "the godmother of progressive education in Iran"?
... that the bare-knuckle prize fighter Owen Swift killed at least three opponents, leading to the rewriting of the rules of boxing?
... that Nagy's painting Egyptian Revival, which had been displayed in the Paris Salon and honored with a gold medal, is now in the Mohamed Nagy Museum?
... that the rose-collared piha feeds mainly on fruit, plucked while in flight?
... that the Orange is the New Black character Tiffany Doggett is based on a real-life prisoner?
... that the William Sauntry House and Recreation Hall is a rare example of Moorish Revival architecture in Minnesota?
... that the Province of Fermo was established in 2004, reorganisation of the Marche region having been advocated in 1861?
... that in the 1970s, the concentration of dissolved solids in Locust Creek was high enough to cause sanitation problems?
... that the Mohale Dam won South Africa's 2005 Fulton Award for "Best Construction Engineering Project and Best Construction Technique"?
... that actress Lo Kauppi was a singer and guitar player in the feminist punk band Vagina Grande?
... that the bentfin devil ray is threatened by overfishing, both as a targeted species but also as bycatch?
... that after the theatrical release of The Interview was cancelled due to Sony Pictures being hacked, it earned over $40 million from an online release?
... that Chinese general Li Zuocheng was named a "war hero" during the Sino-Vietnamese War?
... that the Huguenot-Walloon half dollar was controversial for being sponsored by a religious group?
... that the horse-fly can transfer blood-borne diseases from one animal to another while feeding?
... that when the cargo ship Sinfra was bombed by Allied aircraft in 1943, the German guards machine-gunned the thousands of Italian prisoners on board when they tried to escape the sinking vessel?
... that Somalatha Subasinghe was only 24 when she debuted in the role of an old woman in Ediriweera Sarachchandra's Raththaran?
... that a statue of Amy Winehouse was designed to convey her "attitude and strength, but also give subtle hints of insecurity"?
... that Dianna Agron made her first appearance on Veronica Mars in "President Evil"?
... that former American Chemical Society president Charles P. Casey studies inorganic catalysts that contain both a protic and a hydridic hydrogen?
... that the fossil ant species Casaleia longiventris was described in 1849, but the genus Casaleia was not named until 1990?
... that in Eastern Africa and islands in the Indian Ocean, shark meat has been a significant source of protein for centuries?
... that Sakaye Shigekawa estimated that she delivered between 20,000 and 30,000 babies in her career as an obstetrician?
... that Sussex County Cricket Club won the Twenty20 Cup for the first time in 2009?
... that Ahmad ibn Muhammad Ardabili was the Grand Ayatollah of the Shiites in Najaf after the death of Shahid Thani?
... that opinion turned so sharply against the Sentinel ABM system during the 1968 elections, that incoming President Nixon was forced to cancel the program?
... that Martin Allwood translated Gunvor Hofmo's "Alt jeg bad om, det er også skjedd, / og hjertet—men jeg er bare redd!" as "All I asked for has been granted me—Yet I am scared, although my heart is free."?
... that if the United States Congress is late in passing 2016 spending legislation, it will not trigger across-the-board cuts as in 2013?
... that Abbas Ali Baig was the first Indian cricketer to be kissed on the field?
... that the Northeast Texas Rural Heritage Center and Museum is home to a working telegraph station, an 1894 telephone switchboard, and the Ezekiel Airship?
... that Neo Ao Tiew was credited for ruling over and policing a village of 10,000 people with no crime?
... that the 1962 Major League Baseball expansion was first announced by the National League in 1960, before the announcement of the American League's 1961 expansion?
... that the town of Angera in northern Italy was the birthplace of the Spanish historian Peter Martyr d'Anghiera?
... that Imademo was Kim Hyun-joong's last album release before his mandatory military service in South Korea?
... that Lieutenant General Tan Benhong is the commander of the People's Liberation Army Hong Kong Garrison?
... that the nomination of Azita Raji, an Iranian American, for the post of Ambassador to Sweden in October 2014, was widely reported in the Indian press because of her Indian-sounding name?
... that although Shamokin Creek is a Warmwater Fishery, all of its twelve named tributaries are Coldwater Fisheries?
... that occupational hazards can be as diverse as infectious diseases, asbestos, poison ivy, and noise?
... that during World War II, Roman Gross was rescued from the Jewish Tarnopol Ghetto by Józef Regent, whom he in turn had rescued from deportation earlier in the war?
... that the Atlantic bamboo rat lives in bamboo thickets and makes loud squeals when alarmed?
... that activist Arif Yunus, a supporter of a peaceful resolution to the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan, is now in jail?
... that the sugar plantation in Spreckelsville, Hawaii, US, was once the largest in the world?
... that according to one theory, Sibu is named the Swan City because swans supposedly flew over the city after a famine?
... that musician Joe Hanley made Syntorial because he wanted to make something that would teach the user how to design synthesizer patches by ear?
... that Jim Baggott calls multiverse, superstring theory, and supersymmetry "fairy tale physics"?
... that American actor and producer Michael Douglas began his film career with an uncredited role in Cast a Giant Shadow (1966)?
... that the Belgium national association football team has won more games against its rival France, a former world champion, than it has lost?
... that in 1958 Sue Bailey Thurman used a cookbook to publish a "palatable history" of professional black women?
... that the view of the Great Lakes on the Cleveland Centennial half dollar has been described as "nothing short of incomprehensible"?
... that Susan Bailey, a British specialist in child psychiatry, appeared as an expert witness in the James Bulger murder trial?
... that although Libya may have one of the world's biggest iron ore deposits in the Wadi ash-Shati', it is not mined because of its remote location?
... that Manuel de Irujo advocated an Iberian federation bringing together Spain, Portugal, the Basque Country and Catalonia?
... that Cut Like Wound is Indian novelist Anita Nair's first work of detective fiction?
... that Miss Massachusetts 2015, Meagan Fuller, earned a Master of Public Health degree from the Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine?
... that the small-eared pygmy rice rat is sometimes found on rafts of floating vegetation in the Paraguayan Chaco?
... that Korrie Layun Rampan, author of several hundred books, left an election commission to run in the election?
... that Kyra Vassiliki , wife of the Ottoman ruler, Ali Pasha, was a member of the Greek patriotic organization, Filiki Eteria?
... that Muhammad Youssef Abdulazeez made statements critical of ISIS before he shot and killed five U.S. military personnel in Chattanooga?
... that star campaigners in the 2008 Simaria Legislative Assembly seat by-election included Yashwant Sinha, Lalu Prasad Yadav and Ajay Maken?
... that Vito Scaletta, the protagonist of Mafia II, will feature as one of the main characters in Mafia III?
... that Canadian football player Josh Aladenoye was released from the practice squad of the BC Lions, only to be re-signed and make his professional debut a week later?
... that during the mythological Battle of the Lacus Curtius, Romulus prayed to Jupiter and promised to devote a temple to him if his armies were victorious?
... that Raveena Tandon won the National Film Award for Best Actress for the 2001 drama film Daman?
... that St. Paul's Cathedral, Kolkata , the largest in the city, was the first Episcopal Church of Asia and the first to be built in the overseas territory of the British Empire?
... that the Hawaiian chief William Keolaloa Sumner was considered a more popular choice for superintendent of the leper colony of Kalaupapa than Father Damien?
... that Bernard Sumner of the English post-punk band New Order described their 1985 song "Love Vigilantes" as "a redneck song"?
... that the joey of the allied rock-wallaby leaves the pouch at six to seven months and is fully weaned when nearly a year old?
... that at the 2014 Shangri-La Dialogue, Chinese general Wang Guanzhong accused Shinzō Abe and Chuck Hagel of provocation, in response to their criticism of China's actions in the South China Sea?
... that the Comoé National Park Research Station is one of the most modern field stations in Africa?
... that Wayne Rooney's goal against Macedonia in September 2003 made him the youngest-ever scorer for England, aged 17 years?
... that the purple flesh of the mushroom Cortinarius cyanites turns blood red when cut or bruised?
... that the slippery jack can protect its host pine trees from copper and cadmium toxicity?
... that John Kevan McDowall, an ex-member of the Unionist Party, was a founding member of the Scottish National Party?
... that Public Health Reports was established in 1878 to meet the requirements of the National Quarantine Act, which required American consulates abroad to report on epidemic diseases?
... that in August 2015, David Denson became the first active baseball player affiliated with a Major League Baseball organization to publicly come out as gay?
... that the hoist of the Sainte Marie Coal Mine should have been used only during shaft mining, but was used after this, leading to the entrapment of five miners when it broke?
... that the pathogen load of Stony Run is nearly seven quadrillion organisms per month?
... that the British pharmacist Stafford Allen assisted Harriet Ann Jacobs as she led efforts to help ex-slaves after the American Civil War?
... that a Wolf was placed on the throne of Bosnia in 1366 and remained the official ruler for a year?
... that Australia-based Riot City Wrestling ran a Mexican-themed lucha libre event at the 2014 Adelaide Fringe Festival?
... that new names of Soviet origin included "Vilen" for V.I. Lenin, "Oktyabrina" for October Revolution, "Gertruda" for Hero of Labour and even "Barrikad"?
... that Vice Admiral Ma Faxiang of the Chinese Navy is believed to have committed suicide after being investigated for corruption?
... that in view of drowning incidents and hooliganism problems, security around India's Lower Manair Dam has been intensified?
... that Upendra Nath Das was just 25 years old when he was elected to the Bihar Legislative Assembly in 1977?
... that Philadelphia Phillies' pitcher Ken Giles routinely throws fastballs in excess of 100 miles per hour (160 km/h)?
... that the mining industry of Malawi is projected by its government to double its contribution to the country's GDP to 20 percent by 2023?
... that when it debuted in 1970, Allen Jones' work Hatstand, Table and Chair was met with furore by feminists?
... that the olive grass mouse lives in diverse habitats and is preyed on by owls, other birds and foxes?
... that Winnie the Pooh: Adventures in the 100 Acre Wood was the first Winnie the Pooh game to be released for a video game console?
... that the 1960 Kerala assembly elections were held as the central government dismissed the communist government even though they had the majority support within the assembly?
... that Lieutenant Edwin P. Ramsey led the last US cavalry charge in history and drove off a much larger Japanese infantry force in the Philippines during the early part of World War II?
... that Nabeel Qureshi made his feature film directorial debut with Na Maloom Afraad?
... that Until Dawn, a survival horror video game, has a game mechanic called "butterfly effect"?
... that future Member of Parliament Saul Bonnell was working locally as a physician on the day of one of the worst mining disasters in Canadian history?
... that AVI Records was the second record label to use expanded grooves, after Motown?
... that York City F.C. and York City Knights RLFC are expected to move into the York Community Stadium in 2017?
... that before her death in police custody, activist Sandra Bland posted, "In the news that we've seen as of late, you could stand there, surrender to the cops, and still be killed"?
... that "Devil Pray" is about Madonna's experience of taking drugs such as ecstasy ?
... that Travis Tope passed on roles in The Gambler and November Criminals to star in the film Men, Women & Children?
... that the last use of capital punishment in Spain provoked international protests against the Spanish government, including the withdrawal of ambassadors and attacks on Spanish embassies?
... that Ruđina Balšić surrendered Budva to Venetians in 1419 and fled to Dubrovnik with the town's treasury?
... that one of the last smallpox quarantine hospitals in the UK was deliberately destroyed by fire in 1967?
... that as of 2011, the mining industry of Morocco was the world's third largest producer of phosphate?
... that brothers Antonio and Anthony Anderson both played for the Saint John Mill Rats in 2012?
... that Dabangg is the highest-grossing Bollywood film of 2010?
... that before his recent death, Kyle Jean-Baptiste was the first African-American actor to portray Jean Valjean in the musical Les Misérables on Broadway?
... that the rosy thrush-tanager is shy and difficult to observe, but will respond to hearing a recording of its song played?
... that the first UK Album Downloads Chart number one of the 2000s was This New Day by the British band Embrace?
... that the first miner to be injured in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, was working near Coal Run?
... that the Scottish footballer Darren Brownlie was signed to Queen of the South by his former Cowdenbeath teammate James Fowler?
... that Carden Wallace was in the team that discovered mass spawning on the Great Barrier Reef?
... that the United States Central Intelligence Agency deposed the democratically elected government of Guatemala in 1954?
... that the story of the People of the Ditch, mentioned in the Quran, occurred in 520 or 523 A.D in the time of Dhu Nuwas, the last Himyarite king?
... that Toni von Langsdorff was inspired to become a physician because of spinal tuberculosis, but was almost foiled by an ophthalmologist?
... that the success of Fascism in the province of Ferrara in 1921 set in motion its transformation into a major political movement?
... that in 1849, Captain William H. Warner led a survey party into the upper Pit River area of northeastern California, but was killed in an ambush just south of the Oregon border?
... that Sarah Spiegel has received continuous funding for nearly 20 years from the National Institutes of Health to research the S1P molecule, which she discovered?
... that Garrison Point Fort in Sheerness, Kent, is a rare example of a two-tiered casemated sea battery of the 1860s?
... that the British wheelchair basketball player Leah Evans launched a public appeal to raise funds for a new chair, which costs £3750?
... that the text of Bach's Fürchte dich nicht, BWV 228, a motet for a double choir composed for a funeral, contains two verses by Isaiah that both begin with "Do not fear"?
... that according to Gerda Lerner, Holocaust victim Käthe Leichter "personifies the highest ideals of feminism"?
... that one reviewer said that Davis Cup Tennis might be worth buying only "if all available copies of Virtua Tennis and Mario Tennis suddenly vaporized"?
... that Amelia Bence, an actress of the Golden Age of Argentine Cinema, was born to Belarusian Jewish immigrants from Pinsk and Minsk?
... that the unsolved murder of Michael Nigg in Hollywood 20 years ago today may be related to the O. J. Simpson murder case?
... that gridiron football fullback Matthew Rea was selected in the 2015 CFL Draft, despite playing only three games as a backup fullback in college?
... that if the water temperature rises too much, juvenile tri-spine horseshoe crabs bury themselves in the seabed and may become dormant?
... that Supreme Leader of Iran Ayatollah Ali Khamenei issued a fatwa banning acquisition, development, and use of nuclear weapons?
... that the mining industry of Guinea ranks first in the world in bauxite reserves and sixth in the extraction of high-grade bauxite?
... that besieged in the city of Stade, the troops of Sir Charles Morgan survived by eating cats and dogs?
... that in the early 1900s, Shamokin Creek was said to be the worst stream in Pennsylvania's Coal Region?
... that mathematician Ed Posner wrote the University of Chicago's shortest doctoral thesis, only 26 pages long?
... that the Slovak National Council was created to act as the highest representative of the Slovak nation and evolved into the parliament of Slovakia?
... that the Australian rugby union player Jack Verge took six wickets for 20 runs playing cricket against Melbourne University?
... that the Sardinian Province of Medio Campidano contains the World Heritage Site of Su Nuraxi?
... that a calculus textbook by David J. Foulis was used as a prop in The Sure Thing?
... that Obsidian Entertainment almost developed a Snow White prequel and an Aliens role-playing video game?
... that in the order Blattodea, termites can be considered "eusocial, juvenilized cockroaches"?
... that U.S. Navy Captain John Hoskins , his foot severed by an explosion aboard USS Princeton (CVL-23) during the Battle of Leyte Gulf, became first commander of the new USS Princeton (CV-37) the next year?
... that Indian cricketer Javagal Srinath was the first to take a five-wicket haul in a One Day International at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium?
... that "The Simpsons Guy", a 2014 crossover between The Simpsons and Family Guy, was described by one critic as a "blight on humanity itself"?
... that the Scottish footballer Omar Kader was signed by Alloa Athletic after playing against them in a play-off game for Forfar?
... that novelist Nuruddin Farah's sister died in a terrorist attack, similar to how a character dies in his then newly finished novel Hiding in Plain Sight?
... that in the three years since Xi Jinping became China's top leader, lieutenant general Yu Zhongfu has been appointed to three leadership positions in the military?
... that cave paintings in Puente Viesgo in northern Spain include a red disc which is believed to be over 40,000 years old?
... that Samuel L. M. Barlow I settled a dispute concerning a $1,600,000 contract to send arms to France?
... that the Hüseyindede vases are Early Hittite vases depicting festive activities, including bull-leaping?
... that a biography of the much-travelled Professor Josephine Tilden was titled "Algae of Acrimony"?
... that the flail space model models how a passenger will move in a collision with a roadside feature like a guardrail, since crash test dummies are not accurate in such cases?
... that Colla mac Báirid, King of Limerick, may have been a son of Bárid mac Ímair, King of Dublin?
... that the Chilean rock rat is found in monkey puzzle and southern beech forests in the high Andes?
... that gridiron football player Lemar Durant achieved both the single-game conference record for touchdowns and season conference record for catches in his first year with the Simon Fraser Clan?
... that the banded butterflyfish can act as a cleaner fish, removing parasites from other fish?
... that more than 50 years after being designated as one of the most unremunerative railway lines in Great Britain, part of the Waverley Route has been rebuilt as the Borders Railway?
... that Shaquille Murray-Lawrence ran the fastest 40-yard dash in CFL Combine history, but lost the record later that same event?
... that the Roman settlement of Castelseprio in the Province of Varese was destroyed by the House of Visconti in the thirteenth century?
... that television producer Anita Jacoby arranged the final media interview with fugitive Australian businessman Christopher Skase?
... that Kotaku's Patrick Klepek was at a loss for words to describe Sonic Dreams Collection?
... that in the United States, the right to privacy is located in the Constitution's penumbra?
... that Hedley Sparks, a Biblical scholar, was awarded a scholarship to Oxford University after he was the only person to show up to the exam?
... that The Dawn of Love has been described as "one of the most unpardonable sins against taste"?
... that commercial director Gary Shore made his feature film directorial debut with Dracula Untold?
... that the consecration of the Bosnian Croat prelate Berislav Grgić as the first non-German leader of the world's northernmost Catholic bishopric took place in a Norwegian Protestant cathedral?
... that Quaker Run was historically "filled with trout", but now lacks fish life of any kind?
... that Bill Harvey was one of many British footballers denied unemployment benefit in the 1930s?
... that only a single stem of the fossil liverwort Notoscyphus balticus was used to describe the species?
... that because many girls at the Beth Rivkah school in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, have the same first name, teachers call on them by their surnames?
... that Lucille Farrier Stickel was the first woman to become director of a United States national research laboratory?
... that the long-clawed mole mouse leaves its burrow briefly to forage at night?
... that when Romanian headmaster Alexandru Lambrior was fired for political reasons, all but two of the teachers at his school resigned in protest within two days?
... that Ralph Townsend was described as "the most adamant and extreme of the voices in America defending Japanese policy"?
... that students at the University of San Diego created a law journal to encourage scholarship about "the world's transition to a climate-safe economy"?
... that at different times in its history, West Chester, Pennsylvania, led the U.S. in production of peach trees and penicillin?
... that Kévin Malcuit was named by France Football magazine as the best outfield player in Ligue 2 for the 2014–15 season?
... that although the lilac-brown bolete is eaten in the Hengduan Mountains, it has reportedly poisoned people in New England?
... that Mary Kom won the National Film Award for Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment?
... that Turkish politician Mustafa Arif Deymer once said that certain events turned his country into a "gigantic slaughterhouse"?
... that harper by Harper's Bazaar is a resurrection of Harper's Bazaar's Junior Bazaar?
... that some hotels have made a Wi-Fi deauthentication attack on their guests' computers?
... that thousands of books from the Bavarian State Library were housed in the chapel of Schloss Haimhausen during World War II?
... that the mining industry of Togo includes the production of over a million tons of clinker annually?
... that the Kandariya Mahadeva Temple, meaning "the Great God of the Cave", is the largest and most ornate Hindu temple in the medieval temple group at Khajuraho in Madhya Pradesh?
... that Elizabeth Keawepoʻoʻole Sumner composed the Hawaiian love song Sanoe with Queen Liliuokalani, about a love affair in the Hawaiian royal court?