derenrich/enwiki-did-you-know huggingface dataset:
... that Wilke te Brummelstroete performed the alto parts in Volume I of the Bach Cantata Pilgrimage which received the 2005 Gramophone Award Record of the Year?
... that Canadian football player Dexter Janke ran the fastest shuttle time among defensive backs at the national CFL Combine despite having torn his ACL three times?
... that there are often an ice cream van and roaming sheep at the summit of the A4061 in South Wales?
... that before pingo scars were discovered near Halfway Run , the only known pingo scars in the United States were located on a plain in Illinois?
... that Greek singer Litsa Diamanti has been described as the "child-wonder of the Sixties decade and the absolute diva of metapolitefsi"?
... that the South Slavic Bible Institute was established to print Protestant religious books for all South Slavs?
... that Takeshi Murata's digitally animated kinetic sculpture Melter 3-D uses the principles of a 3D-zoetrope to create the appearance that its surface is fluid and rippling?
... that the type specimen of Albicoccus, a scale insect, is entombed with two types of flies in amber?
... that Carl Nielsen's late piano pieces Tre Klaverstykker have been ascribed a "dual sense of childlike innocence and devilish improvisation"?
... that former New York Yankees utility infielder Phil Linz says people remember him for the Harmonica Incident that happened 51 years ago today, instead of anything he did on the field?
... that Carl Nielsen selectively assigned an Opus number to only 44 of his compositions, running from Op. 1 to Op. 59?
... that the Dutch resistance fighter Hanneke Ippisch brought Jewish children to safety in World War II and later started a bed and breakfast in Montana?
... that although the spiny lobster Panulirus penicillatus is heavily exploited for food throughout its range, its total population seems relatively unaffected?
... that Heino Falcke proposed that blitzars occur when neutron stars turn into black holes?
... that the helmeted woodpecker has possibly evolved to mimic the co-occurring lineated woodpecker?
... that brothers Amarildo, Augusto, and Pio Matos are teammates on both their club and national basketball teams?
... that Spruce Run is impacted by nutrient pollution and sediment, but is not an impaired waterbody?
... that Miss Washington 2013 Reina Almon began competing in pageants because "having a crown looked fun"?
... that Hermann Eggert designed the Frankfurt Main Station and the New Town Hall in Hanover?
... that six or more keys on a keyring can be distinguished from each other by coloring the keys using only two colors, but rings of three, four, or five keys require more colors?
... that gridiron football player Garry Williams has missed playing time due to a torn ACL and MCL, a broken ankle, and injuries to his knee, back, and elbow?
... that a stream restoration project on Miller Run "could change the way stream monitoring and restoration is carried out statewide"?
... that the youngest volcanic debris avalanche in the Andes is probably that of Tutupaka which occurred about 200 years ago?
... that gospel singer Zella Jackson Price had not seen her daughter for almost 50 years until they were reunited in 2015?
... that the Eugénie hat , designed for the last French empress, became a sensation in the early 1930s?
... that soprano Rosa Lamoreaux, who recorded Bach's Mass in B minor with The Bach Choir of Bethlehem and at the Carmel Bach Festival, won the 2009 Wammie as classical vocal soloist?
... that the French rugby union player Pierre Guillemin was criticised by the press for his "remarkable brutality"?
... that McKensie Garber was crowned Miss Missouri 2015 at a military academy in Mexico?
... that the Black Keys chose to put a picture of a Plymouth Grand Voyager on the cover of their album El Camino instead of an actual Chevrolet El Camino?
... that Hopkins County Courthouse features an unusual double-helix staircase, a clock-less tower, and entrances that are located on its corners?
... that five songs sung by Thea Austin charted in the Top 40 of singles charts around the world?
... that in 1971, Charles Winick found that American prostitutes earned little more than clerical workers?
... that decompression tanks belonging to Ben McDaniel found following his disappearance five years ago today at Florida's Vortex Spring contained only air, not the gas mix used by cave divers?
... that at age 16, Ivan Toney became the youngest player to represent Northampton Town Football Club?
... that the Regency romance novel Lord of Scoundrels is a retelling of the fairytale Beauty and the Beast?
... that Emily Kieliszewski won the 2015 Miss Michigan pageant by tap dancing to "U Can't Touch This" by MC Hammer?
... that Günter Stempel was a victim of political repression in the German Democratic Republic and the Soviet Union?
... that Hive Minds host Fiona Bruce also fronts the BBC News at Six, BBC News at Ten, Crimewatch, Call My Bluff and Antiques Roadshow?
... that A.C. Leonard ran the fastest 40-yard dash among tight ends at the 2014 NFL scouting combine?
... that locals were unhappy about a new housing estate on Ipswich Road, Colchester being named after the hazelnut?
... that after the murder of Bihar communist legislator Ajit Sarkar in 1998, his widow Madhavi Sarkar was elected for his seat in a by-election?
... that some members of the dinoflagellate family Polykrikaceae prey on other dinoflagellates in algal blooms?
... that after Colin Currie was the soloist in the premiere of James MacMillan's Percussion Concerto No. 2, The Guardian wrote that it "confirm[ed] Currie's status as an athlete and a star"?
... that wearing an "unearned" criminal tattoo in a Russian prison could lead to beatings or murder by other inmates?
... that the introduction of the brown quail into New Zealand may have contributed to the extinction of that country's native quail?
... that the Chaturbhuj Temple has a complex multi-storied structural view which is a blend of architectural features of a temple, fort and palace?
... that "Drag Me Down" marks the first single released by One Direction without Zayn Malik?
... that after Charles and Anne Lindbergh's son was kidnapped from their home, Highfields , in the so-called "crime of the century", it became a juvenile rehabilitation center?
... that every Test match in which a five-wicket haul has been taken at the Riverside Ground has resulted in an England victory?
... that Jeanne Lampl-de Groot, a Dutch psychiatrist and protégée of Sigmund Freud, fled the Nazis twice?
... that a railroad station named after showman P.T. Barnum is planned to be built in Bridgeport, Connecticut?
... that a 1700s Philadelphia property named Bathsheba's spring and bower was said to be the first spa in the Society Hill area?
... that Guo Pei designed the yellow gown Rihanna wore to the 2015 Met Gala?
... that Molly Shoichet is a fellow of all three Canadian National Academies, the only person to hold this distinction?
... that volunteers at the Sorby Research Institute were made to wear the dirty underpants of scabies sufferers?
... that the film roles of Nepalese actress Manisha Koirala have included a Muslim married to a Hindu during the Bombay Riots, the daughter of a mute and deaf couple, and a terrorist?
... that the foundation stone of the Snaresbrook Crown Court building was laid by Albert, Prince Consort?
... that although Cantata misericordium recounts the parable of the good Samaritan, the Red Cross refused to allow it to use the Biblical text?
... that Zhu Changfang, Prince of Lu, developed a new type of guqin incorporating Western design elements?
... that a restaurant named a cheeseburger after Miss Minnesota 2015 Rachel Latuff and served it with an onion ring topped by "sweet sparkles" as an imitation of her crown?
... that Royal Castle was a Miami, Florida-based hamburger restaurant chain known for its miniature hamburgers, which were similar to White Castle hamburgers?
... that the author Graham Greene chose Father Bede Jarrett to be his daughter's godfather?
... that the Clean Power Plan is aimed at reducing carbon dioxide emissions from power plants in the United States by 32 percent by 2030, relative to 2005 levels?
... that the German tenor Markus Brutscher performed the part of Saul in Reinhard Keiser's oratorio Der siegende David at the Ruhrtriennale 2006?
... that the Cross of Sorrow by sculptor Leo Lankinen was the first monument in Russia to thousands of soldiers who perished in the Winter War?
... that Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Adam Morgan uses one pitching technique his manager described as a "Bugs Bunny changeup"?
... that Schloss Bothmer in Germany was built by a man who occupied 10 Downing Street for more than ten years?
... that Ángela Acuña Braun, first female Costa Rican attorney, served on both the Inter-American Commission of Women and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights?
... that Breakthrough Listen is supported by Stephen Hawking and has been described as the most comprehensive search for alien communications to date?
... that French priest Chrysostome Liausu remained in Valparaíso while his colleagues François Caret, Honoré Laval and Columba Murphy became the first Catholic missionaries in the Gambier Islands?
... that mother and daughter Susan Sarandon and Eva Amurri are both starring in Mothers and Daughters having previously worked together on 2002's The Banger Sisters?
... that Leptopharsa tacanae was the first lace bug to be described from Mexican amber?
... that the Meadows of the Bedni Bugyal in the Chamoli district have camps for pilgrims to visit the Rup Kund lake which is covered with snow for 10 months in a year?
... that actress Jenny Skavlan was married in 2014 in a dress she designed and made herself?
... that the Trans Am Totem , a sculpture in Vancouver, Canada, incorporates both a Pontiac Trans Am and a cedar tree?
... that Miss Maine 2015 Kelsey Earley hand-sews superhero capes for patients at a children's hospital?
... that Rosalynn Bliss was the first woman ever elected mayor of Grand Rapids, Michigan?
... that Challenger Columbia Stadium, currently under construction, is named in honor of the 14 astronauts who lost their lives in the Challenger disaster in 1986 and the Columbia disaster in 2003?
... that Chris McKay was sent to Australia by The Lego Movie's directors as an animation co-director while they were working on 22 Jump Street?
... that within five months of its release, Kim Kardashian: Hollywood had been played 5.7 billion minutes, or over 10,000 years?
... that, according to a Rolling Stone writer, in his 2015 single "Trouble" Keith Richards "seems to be channeling his inner Lou Reed"?
... that although the i-sala headdresses have been described as turbans, the bulk of the shape came from the bushy hair underneath the cloth?
... that the orange tulip ginger is not a citrus fruit, nor a tulip, nor a spice?
... that according to the Garbha Upanishad, the human foetus has knowledge of its past lives?
... that after joining Illumination Entertainment in 2010, Kyle Balda has directed two films for the studio, including The Lorax and Minions?
... that after "Underwater Love" by Smoke City became a hit, lead singer Nina Miranda returned to the UK from Brazil to discuss a record deal?
... that Henry Dewar joined the expedition to occupy German Samoa the day after playing in Wellington's Ranfurly Shield defence against Wairarapa?
... that the "C" shaped Bhimtal Lake which is the largest in the Kumaon region was impounded by a masonry dam?
... that the church of San Giacomo Scossacavalli in Rome, demolished in 1937, probably derived its name from a horse thigh?
... that Sir Leonard Redshaw was part of a "Suicide Squad" of scientists and engineers who would be first responders in disasters involving nuclear reactors?
... that Slough Fort in Kent was one of around 70 forts constructed on the English coast in the 1860s in response to fears of a possible French invasion?
... that Canadian football player Corbin Sharun caught a 35-yard pass from holder Matt Nichols following a failed field goal snap, earning each player his first career touchdown?
... that until this year, the African golden wolf was classified as the Eurasian golden jackal?
... that the perpetrator of the beheading of Palmira Silva was found not guilty by reason of insanity?
... that the side missions featured in Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 are known as "war crimes"?
... that Timothy R. Coffin is the 33rd Commanding General of the White Sands Missile Range?
... that in the Akshi Upanishad, the Sun states that Brahmavidya, knowledge of the absolute, is difficult to learn but will result in self-realization once acquired?
... that oleogustus is a proposed sixth basic taste, most easily identified in rancid fatty foods?
... that in 1914 Aubrey Smith, commanding HMS Drake, moved Russian gold worth £8,000,000 from Archangel to Britain?
... that the Kırklareli Museum in Turkey exhibits 76 taxidermied species including extinct and endangered species?
... that game director Bruce Straley completed work during the development of The Last of Us that one of the developers called "an intern task"?
... that Margaret J. Anderson opened The Beverly Hills Hotel with guests and staff lured away from the Hollywood Hotel?
... that the coral Heliofungia actiniformis is only attached to the seabed as a juvenile?
... that physician Joseph O'Dwyer invented a method for intubation that greatly reduced deaths caused by diphtheria, especially in children?
... that according to local legend, there was a tunnel in the lake of the Chhilchhila Wildlife Sanctuary that was used by the Pandavas during the Mahabharata period to escape to Haridwar?
... that solidified flows of sulfur have been found on Lastarria, a volcano in Chile?
... that Heath McNease created two albums, one folk rock and the other hip hop, inspired by the works of C. S. Lewis?
... that the architecture of John Goldicutt was influenced by his travels in Italy, where he produced architectural drawings such as View in Rome ?
... that the play Blackrock was developed into a film of the same name, and was inspired by the murder of Leigh Leigh?
... that Yusuf Shihab, emir of Mount Lebanon, bailed himself out of prison by promising Ottoman governor Jezzar Pasha a bribe of 1,000,000 qirsh, which he later failed to deliver?
... that the submarine wreck found off the Swedish east coast in July 2015 was most likely the Russian Som that sank in 1916?
... that while her husband told Americans about the Arts and Crafts movement, Anne Cobden-Sanderson told others about why she went to prison?
... that Alexander Glazunov's Commemorative Cantata for the Centenary of the Birth of Pushkin is filled with "warmly lyrical ideas" despite being set to Konstantin Romanov's "doggerel"?
... that Brooklyn-based digital artist Mariam Ghani is also the daughter of the president of Afghanistan?
... that one of the duties of the commander of the RAAF Western Area in October 1952 was coordinating air support for Operation Hurricane, the British atomic test in the Montebello Islands?
... that the chalcid wasp Anaphes nitens is used to control the gum tree snout beetle?
... that the Dominican order founded by Marie Poussepin, who died in 1744, was not formally recognised until 1897?
... that there are no known portraits of "The Chief Lady" of the Anti-Slavery Campaign?
... that the Krun region of Pluto is named for Krun, the lord of the underworld in the Mandaean religion of southern Iraq, who takes the form of a giant louse?
... that as flowers developed longer tubes, bees coevolved by developing longer tongues to extract the nectar?
... that Albert Downing was the first New Zealand international rugby player to be killed in action in World War One, fighting for the British Empire in Gallipoli?
... that for the Qui tollis of his Mass in B minor, Bach reworked music on Jeremiah's lament about the destruction of Jerusalem from his cantata Schauet doch und sehet, ob irgend ein Schmerz sei, BWV 46?
... that West Virginia Attorney General Thayer Melvin became a lawyer by age 18 and was captured by McNeill's Rangers during the American Civil War?
... that the caves of Meghalaya, among the longest and deepest caves in India, are threatened by limestone mining?
... that Prodeinotherium is an early genus of proboscidean that had two tusks projecting downwards from its chin?
... that Hungarian lord Peter, son of Töre, was impaled for the assassination of Queen Gertrude in 1213?
... that Luciano Berio wrote Sequenza VII for a performer with a "virtuosity of the intellect", utilizing a variety of extended techniques?
... that the nymph of the feather-legged assassin bug is able to ambush and kill ants that are larger than itself?
... that Edvard Munch's 1897 painting The Kiss features lovers who are "virtually impossible" to separate?
... that John Fitzpatrick became Manchester United's first ever substitute in The Football League when he came on for Denis Law against Tottenham Hotspur on October 16, 1965?
... that Börjeson-Forssman-Lehmann syndrome is an X-linked genetic disease that causes intellectual disability, obesity, and growth problems?
... that the medieval Arab philosopher and skeptic al-Ma'arri wrote that religion consisted of ancient fables used to exploit the popular masses?
... that the Showcase Mall on the Las Vegas Strip features a giant Coca-Cola bottle and a miniature Grand Canyon?
... that Aqil Agha , the leader of Bedouin irregulars in Galilee, was rewarded by Napoleon III and Edward, Prince of Wales for protecting the Christians of Nazareth in 1860?
... that the Rotherwas Room, once used as a private dining parlor for nobles in 17th-century England and for public poetry readings by Robert Frost, is now open to visitors in the Mead Art Museum?
... that Chloë Grace Moretz is playing real-life journalist Susannah Cahalan in the upcoming film Brain on Fire, based on Cahalan's memoir?
... that the possible etymologies of Chillisquaque Creek include "place of the snowbirds", "frozen duck", or "man made perfect"?
... that dramatic soprano Evelyn Herlitzius appeared as Elektra, staged by Patrice Chéreau at the Aix-en-Provence Festival in 2013, reviewed as "a creature of mesmerising intensity"?
... that Iona was the main centre for the Christianisation of Scotland until 806, when 68 monks were killed in a Viking raid?
... that Literary Hall was built by the Romney Literary Society in 1870 and has served as a Masonic lodge and community library in Romney, West Virginia?
... that soprano Susanne Rydén combined music by various Baroque composers in the musical show Christina's Journey, in which she sang, recited, and danced?
... that Michael Rayner worked in his family's motor car business before starring in Gilbert and Sullivan roles with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company?
... that Yarımburgaz Cave in Istanbul has been damaged during its use as a setting for films and TV productions, despite its importance in terms of archaeology and paleontology?
... that Jessica Chastain had guest roles in the television shows ER and Law & Order: Trial by Jury after graduating from Juilliard?
... that Robert Sheckley's short story "Seventh Victim" may have inspired the live-action game Assassin?
... that Canadian gridiron football player Steven Clarke was a plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit that sought compensation for the alleged improper use of college athletes' images?
... that South Korea has introduced Smart Sheriff, the world's first government-mandated parental monitoring app, which has raised concerns over spyware and Internet privacy?
... that the Open Hand Monument designed by Le Corbusier symbolizes "the hand to give and the hand to take; peace and prosperity, and the unity of mankind"?
... that the defeat and death of Sheikh Nasif al-Nassar at the hands of Jezzar Pasha marked the end of virtual Shia Muslim autonomy in South Lebanon during the Ottoman era?
... that at the age of thirteen, Shmuel Shilo survived three roundups of Jews from the Łuck Ghetto during the Holocaust in occupied Poland, and lived to tell the story?
... that the Williamsburgh Savings Bank Tower was the tallest high-rise building in Brooklyn for 80 years, until The Brooklyner was topped out in 2009?
... that Canadian football player Richie Leone broke a BC Lions team record in his rookie season when he kicked a 56-yard field goal?
... that the discharge of Muncy Creek at Muncy can be a thousand times higher than the average discharge of the creek at Sonestown?
... that NASCAR driver Ray Black, Jr. became interested in racing professionally after playing racing video games on his PlayStation?
... that the art of William Etty was considered so obscene, the press were concerned that it discouraged women from entering rooms where it was on display?
... that analysts predicted the justices' opinions in Kerry v. Din would foreshadow the outcome in Obergefell v. Hodges?
... that the Leader of Westminster City Council Philippa Roe entered politics shortly after leaving her job with Citigroup and giving birth to twins?
... that Technology Education and Literacy in Schools founder Kevin Wang sold his Porsche 911 and considered quitting his job at Microsoft to manage the program full-time?
... that a World War II-era seaplane broke apart in a salvage operation during the filming of USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage?
... that Raphael painted the Transfiguration in a room of the Palazzo dei Convertendi in Rome?
... that Thomas Florsheim, Sr., left Florsheim Shoes to invest in Weyco Group, the company that salvaged the brand from bankruptcy decades later?
... that the ornamental porticos in the façade of the Huzoor Palace, Porbandar are semi-circular in shape, built with neoclassical columns?
... that exactly one year ago, Amy Hughes ran the first of 53 marathons in 53 days?
... that some commentators have said Justice Antonin Scalia's majority opinion in Jesinoski v. Countrywide Home Loans, Inc. was the "shortest opinion of the year"?
... that to star in a film, Brad Pitt had to learn boxing, taekwondo, and grappling?
... that Georges Gillet was the first person to use and teach vibrato on the oboe at the Paris Conservatory?
... that the Ross Island Penal Colony was established by the British Raj in the Andamans to imprison political prisoners of the First War of Independence of India in 1857?
... that Richard McNemar, the "father of Shaker music", was the most prolific composer of Shaker hymns and anthems?
... that too little is known about the Nigerian mole-rat for the IUCN to assess its conservation status?
... that the woman in Vilhelm Hammershøi's Interior with Young Woman Seen from the Back is the painter's wife, whom he often painted facing away from the viewer?
... that "Come and Get It" by John Newman was created with the intent that it be listened to while in the car?
... that professional Canadian football player David Beard played four positions in only three years at Bev Facey Community High School?
... that the history of Palazzo Brera includes three suppressions – of the Humiliati by Pius V, of the Jesuits by Clement XIV, and of the convents by Napoleon?
... that Henry Cavill was previously set to portray John Stratton in Stratton: First Into Action but left due to creative differences and was replaced by Dominic Cooper?
... that brook trout are seven times as common in the lower reaches of Scotch Run as in its upper reaches?
... that Halfdan Ragnarsson, "king of the dark heathens", was killed at the Battle of Strangford Lough?
... that Miss Puerto Rico 2015 Destiny Vélez is a championship bowler who rolled her first perfect 300 game at age 15?
... that the Smithsonian Channel documentary Treblinka: Hitler's Killing Machine was inspired by the bathroom tiles made by Opoczno S.A.?
... that the Nokuse Plantation is the largest privately owned nature preserve in the Southeastern United States?
... that the 1275 Treaty of Orléans led to a union of France and Navarre although that was not its original intent?
... that Mariah Carey's song "Meteorite" starts with "an observation by Andy Warhol that everyone will be famous for 15 minutes"?
... that one of the first long galleries in England was built at Allington Castle near Maidstone, Kent?
... that the Indian actor Shahid Kapoor turned vegetarian after reading a book on the subject?