derenrich/enwiki-did-you-know huggingface dataset:
... that Comhdháil na Múinteoirí le Rincí Gaelacha broke away from the Irish Dancing Commission in 1969 after disputes about dance teachers' representation?
... that after the Embargo Act of 1807 had throttled foreign imports, the state of New York passed a law to expedite the incorporation of new domestic manufacturers?
... that Ellie Miles captained Tunbridge Wells RFC's under-18 girls team after her father had captained and coached the men's team?
... that skin-to-skin contact can help to augment low milk supply in breastfeeding women?
... that Steven Soderbergh's Mosaic is both a mobile app and a television miniseries?
... that in the 1960s, child psychiatrist Mildred Creak proposed that autism was caused by genetics rather than poor parenting?
... that Saudi Arabia's government has been accused of detaining Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri, following his abrupt resignation while in Saudi Arabia?
... that Rachel Skinner "fell into engineering completely by chance" before being named as one of the Top 50 Influential Women in Engineering?
... that Harry Bush obsessed that if anyone found out he was a gay erotic artist he would lose his American military pension?
... that Peter G. Davis wrote after a performance of Risurrezione that Fiora Contino "may be the last conductor on earth with the music of Alfano and his generation in her bloodstream"?
... that Prince Harry assisted with relocating 500 elephants to the Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve in Malawi?
... that General Li Shangfu spent 31 years at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center, where he supervised the launch of the Chang'e 2 lunar probe?
... that the yellow boring sponge inhabits the shells of living scallops and oysters?
... that North Korean footballer Sung Hyang-sim was the top scorer at the 2017 AFC U-19 Women's Championship and named Most Valuable Player?
... that Spanish singer-songwriter Antonio Carmona invited Juanes and Alejandro Sanz and several other performers he admired to record Obras Son Amores since he wanted to "create true reciprocal acts of love"?
... that Ernest Bevin told the Gen 75 Committee that Britain should acquire atomic bombs "whatever it costs... We've got to have the bloody Union Jack flying on top of it"?
... that in 2017, St. Jakobus in Rüdesheim held services, concerts, and an exhibition to celebrate 70 years since the church was rebuilt following damage in World War II?
... that Clotilde Niragira is secretary-general of the truth and reconciliation commission investigating the Burundian genocides?
... that the first proposed site for a ferry wharf at Rhodes in Sydney, Australia, was scrapped after objections from the community, lobbyists, and the ferry operator?
... that Max Schmalzl was called "the Bavarian Fra Angelico"?
... that the female Asian emerald cuckoo lays her eggs in the nests of birds such as the crimson sunbird and the little spiderhunter?
... that the Northern Ireland women's national football team captain Marissa Callaghan went to university in the United States on a football scholarship?
... that the carving of 130,000 characters of Buddhist scriptures into the mountains around Hebei's Nüwa Palace began under the Northern Qi dynasty?
... that Marjorie Hahn, a retired mathematics professor and international senior-level tennis player, approaches tennis games with the same plan that she uses for mathematical proofs?
... that Zhang Shengmin led a thousand troops to participate in the reconstruction work after the 2010 Yushu earthquake?
... that the Texas Capitol View Corridors protect views of the state capitol from a cemetery, an air traffic control tower, an interstate highway, and a University of Texas practice field?
... that Chanju Samantha Mwale was the first female lawyer to join the Malawian Defence Force?
... that Lord Ninian Crichton-Stuart was the only serving Welsh member of parliament killed during the First World War?
... that Chinese classical musician Lui Tsun-Yuen adapted the English ballad "Greensleeves" for the pipa?
... that more than 2,100 years after Lady Gouyi was ordered by the emperor to die, her mausoleum was robbed and more than 1,100 artifacts were stolen?
... that the goal of the Science Moms documentary is to challenge the anti-GMO, anti-vaccination, pro-alternative medicine culture affecting parents?
... that former NASA engineer Joseph Anokye was deported from Kenya because some people feared he could manipulate election results?
... that before becoming director of the United States Census Bureau, Martha Farnsworth Riche earned a doctorate in French literature?
... that "The Luck of the Irish" received an Apple Records catalogue number despite never being released as a single?
... that the edible mushroom Termitomyces eurhizus grows out of termite mounds?
... that the Tower of Rivers and Mountains proved its worth soon after construction by protecting the Chen family from roving bandits?
... that 'Neile Alina 'Mantoa Fanana was the first female ombudsman of Lesotho?
... that Methylophaga muralis, a species of bacteria, was first discovered on marble in the Moscow Kremlin?
... that Manfred Jung is remembered as Siegfried in Bayreuth's Jahrhundertring, but also sang all other tenor roles in The Ring?
... that Xenophon's Polity of the Lacedaemonians is the only surviving constitution of ancient Sparta?
... that Arlinda Locklear was the first Native American woman to argue a case before the U.S. Supreme Court?
... that the sixbar wrasse can use a rock as an anvil to break up its food?
... that Magdalena Wolińska-Riedi was married by Pope Benedict XVI when he was a cardinal and had her childen baptized by him when he became Pope?
... that the exotic metal lutetium-176 decays to the heavy metal hafnium, so it can be used to date ancient rocks?
... that on the day Horace P. Belknap was interred in 1936, National Guard inductions were suspended in Central Oregon because all the local medical examiners were attending his funeral?
... that little yellow ant colonies raise the larvae of agricultural pests, including aphids, in their own nest?
... that Indian independence activist Duvvuri Subbamma was married at the age of ten?
... that Colombian footballer Luis Muriel became Sevilla's most expensive-ever signing when he joined the club for a reported fee of €20 million?
... that the owners of Code Blue, the Professional Bull Riders' 2009 World Champion bucking bull, fed him waffles?
... that Yang Shoujing published the most complete and scholarly historical atlas of China of his time, and "revolutionized" Japanese calligraphy?
... that a highrise building replacing part of The Seattle Times' headquarters will have historic headlines etched into its facade?
... that Abadi Bano Begum, a prominent voice in the Indian independence movement, pawned her personal jewelry to educate her sons?
... that feather stars such as Florometra serratissima use their arms to catch food and also to swim?
... that Célia Posser issued the first private radio broadcast licenses in São Tomé and Príncipe?
... that the Nitze criteria for a successful ballistic missile defense gained "the status of holy writ" within the Reagan administration?
... that This is found in southern Australia, is attracted to decomposing seaweed, and has an unusual mating position?
... that a tomb in Yavne is claimed as the site of burial of Abu Hurairah by Muslims and Gamaliel II by Jews, despite both claims being highly unlikely?
... that Australian prime minister Harold Holt's death by drowning has been commemorated by a warship, a naval installation, and multiple swimming pools?
... that Nicole Grobert, professor of nanomaterials at the University of Oxford, was awarded a Royal Society Industry Fellowship in 2016, her third fellowship from the Royal Society?
... that Robert Swinhoe initially thought that the "ugly raw-looking red patch on the throat" of the Taiwan partridge was an injury?
... that it took Salma Ismail, the first Malaysian Malay woman to qualify as a doctor, 11 years to complete her medical studies?
... that Femi Claudius Cole offers free health checks as she campaigns to become President of Sierra Leone?
... that according to legend, a spectral knight on a white horse is sometimes seen riding toward Weichenwang to visit his lover?
... that Sir John Minsterworth, who joined the French army during the Hundred Years' War, was later returned to England and hanged, drawn and quartered in 1377 for "wilful support" of the enemy?
... that the Bacon Super T-6 was described as looking like the result of "an illicit hangar affair between a T-33 and a T-6"?
... that Johann Balthasar König, the church musician of the Katharinenkirche and director of music in Frankfurt, published a hymnal with 1,913 melodies?
... that Ireland national rugby union team player Dr. Claire McLaughlin gained the nickname "McSwaplin" owing to her swapping medical shifts in order to play rugby?
... that the mushrooms of Austroboletus olivaceoglutinosus have a fruity smell?
... that one of the greatest mountain ranges in China is made up of multiple individual tectonic blocks, dividing north and south China?
... that Ghanaian academic Kwesi Yankah wrote the title song for the Free SHS policy?
... that A. J. Foyt praised Arlene Hiss for "what a fine job [she'd] done" after racing against her?
... that algorithmic bias can sometimes lead computers to produce homophobic, racist, and sexist results?
... that South African lawyer Sibongile Ndashe was arrested in Tanzania for advocating against an anti-gay law that limited treatment for HIV/AIDS?
... that today's MLS Cup 2017 soccer final between Toronto FC and Seattle Sounders FC is a rematch of the 2016 Cup, and will be played at the same venue?
... that Sheila Hibben supplied author Rex Stout with menus for his fictional character Nero Wolfe?
... that Marcus Beck added Joseph Lister's antiseptic techniques to surgical textbooks after seeing soldiers die of infection in the Franco-Prussian War?
... that Flushing Meadows–Corona Park in New York City hosted two world's fairs?
... that Irish hockey umpire Carol Metchette was forced to retire from umpiring for being too old, despite having the highest fitness test results of any international umpire?
... that the rhinoceros beetle genus Cyclocephala already had over 200 species when C. nodanotherwon ("not another one") was described in 1992?
... that Regina Mañe Ela was the only female member of Severo Moto Nsá's Equatorial Guinean government-in-exile?
... that the Fengtian clique's Zhili Army included, besides professional soldiers, surrendered enemies, provincial militiamen, bandits, and martial artists?
... that the Temagami Iron Range takes jasper in iron past snakes and turtles?
... that offerings of cucumber are left at the Kappa-dera Temple to appease Kappas?
... that the Jalisco New Generation Cartel shot down a helicopter, hijacked 39 vehicles, and burned multiple banks, gas stations, and businesses in a single day?
... that Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah writes a blog on African women's sexuality entitled Adventures from the Bedrooms of African Women?
... that the first World Day of the Poor, observed on 19 November 2017, was established by Pope Francis in his Apostolic Letter celebrating the end of the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy?
... that Mitzi Johanknecht, the new sheriff of King County, Washington, was the first female deputy to lead the county's SWAT team?
... that the High Capacity Metro Trains on order for the Melbourne rail network will have the ability to automatically estimate their passenger load?
... that the British aerobatics pilot Paul Bonhomme has won the Red Bull Air Race World Championship a record three times?
... that the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad built the Bergen Tunnels due to congestion in the competing Erie Railroad's tunnels?
... that early Canadian broadcaster Claire Wallace was known for her reporting stunts, including climbing a Mexican volcano and joining a deep-sea diving expedition?
... that Vi Lyles is the first African-American woman to be Mayor of Charlotte, North Carolina?
... that Universal Paperclips is an incremental game where the goal is to convert the entire universe into paperclips?
... that Harold Strachan has painted pictures, written books, made bombs, served two prison sentences, and completed an ultramarathon?
... that Johann Sebastian Bach sang as a choir member for two years at St. Michaelis in Lüneburg, a brick Gothic former abbey church?
... that more than two-thirds of children with egg allergy will outgrow it by the time they are 16 years old?
... that Robert Sickinger, the father of Chicago's "off-Loop" theater scene, ended up running a telemarketing company?
... that, despite being affected by poverty, language barriers, and prejudice, first-generation immigrants have better health outcomes than subsequent generations by way of the immigrant paradox?
... that remote sensing helps geologists study otherwise inaccessible areas such as Antarctic ice shelves?
... that Japanese voice actress Ai Kayano worked in the beauty industry to pay for her voice acting school tuition?
... that the lethal mushroom Amanita subpallidorosea was discovered when two people died in 2014 after eating it in China?
... that the purple "jewels" in old sidewalks are pavement lights, which bend daylight into the basement below?
... that approximately one-third of the adult Jewish population of Winnipeg, Canada, attended the funeral of Chief Rabbi Israel Isaac Kahanovitch in 1945?
... that show creator Tony Jordan wanted HolbyBlue to emulate the American police dramas Hill Street Blues and NYPD Blue?
... that during the annual TV-aksjonen ("TV campaign"), more than 100,000 volunteers go door-to-door to all 1.8 million Norwegian households to collect donations for a charity?
... that before becoming a deputy for the Supreme Council of Kyrgyzstan, Almasbek Akmatov obtained three different degrees from three different universities?
... that the Advent song "Macht hoch die Tür" is number 1 in the German Protestant hymnal?
... that Olga FitzGeorge , a granddaughter of Prince George, Duke of Cambridge, established a manicure and beauty salon on New Bond Street in London?
... that in 2017, a team of refugees won the Sporting Inspiration Award at the Laureus World Sports Awards?
... that from 1888 to 1895, Elizabeth Chambers Morgan was the leading woman in the Chicago labor movement?
... that contemporary circus troupe Cirque de la Symphonie deliberately maintains a minimalist aesthetic to give equal prominence to the symphony orchestras that accompany their performances?
... that Tarak Sinha coached 12 cricketers who went on to play at international level?
... that three of the most lethal battles involving the United States military saw more than 20,000 soldiers killed?
... that Kenyan activist Josephine Kulea is said to have saved more than 1,000 girls from abuse and forced marriage?
... that it appears that larvae of Osedax frankpressi that settle on a whale carcase develop into female worms, while those that settle on the female worms become males?
... that in Hoysala architecture, the emblem of the empire – a warrior stabbing a lion – is often sculpted on the sukanasa of Hindu temples ?
... that Lake Cahuilla, with a maximum surface area of 5,700 square kilometres (2,200 sq mi), covered parts of Southern California less than 500 years ago?
... that Hari Kondabolu's documentary The Problem with Apu started as a one-minute comedy segment?
... that Colorado businesswoman and philanthropist Merle Chambers is one of the top ten political contributors in her state?
... that in 1995, Nigerian activist Sokari Ekine set up the Black Sisters Network electronic mailing list?
... that A. R. "Babe" Schwartz fought to have the Westgate Tower condemned in the Texas Legislature, only to move into the building himself fifteen years later?
... that the fumarolically active volcano Solimana has been identified as the site of an Inca oracle?
... that South African-born Irish international rugby player Ilse van Staden is a butcher?
... that although New York City's Spring Creek Park was mostly built on a landfill, part of the park is located in a U.S. national protected area?
... that Georg Dohrn conducted at the Konzerthaus Breslau the premiere of Reger's Der 100. Psalm, Mahler's Eighth Symphony, and Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto with Vladimir Horowitz?
... that Camden County, Georgia was considered as a launch site by NASA in the early 1960s, but Spaceport Camden did not see its first launch until 2017?
... that the British paediatrician Tina Cooper assisted the Sierra Leone government in establishing a national immunisation programme?
... that the purple scallop sponge has a mutualistic relationship with the mollusc on which it lives?
... that General Robert B. Abrams took "less than a second" to choose Laura J. Richardson as his deputy at United States Army Forces Command, despite never having worked with her?