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[Q]: Context: I had a little Belgian grandmother . She was a difficult capable woman who kind of liked to be feared I think . She crocheted during Pirates games ( and swore like a sailor ! ) and headed an ER at night . 
Question: What may be a part of my etnicity ?
[A]: Etnicity related to Europe .


[Q]: Context: We finished off the tour of the Hill with a trip to the Library of Congress , which is definitely one of my favourite buildings . I took everyone back to the house for a cup of tea , and to meet a few of the people who I live with , and then we took Adam and Bri for a drink at the Hawk and Dove - it had to be done ! Bri also came with us for dinner at Jaleo - Spanish food . 
Question: Where may I have taken the vacation ?
[A]: Washington DC.


[Q]: Context: You Ca n't Fool The Heart Rate MonitorA corollary to the expression , " You can fool some of the people all of he time , etc . " is that " you can never fool the heart rate monitor".This past Friday and Sunday , I did difficult 40 mile rides with my chavrusah . Trying to keep up with him was quite challenging but the results were excellent . I finished the ride in a personal best time and my average heart rate for the ride was around 80 % of my maximum heart rate . 
Question: Why is the narrator 's heart rate so elevated ?
[A]:
They just did a bike ride .