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[EX Q]: Charles Sands (USA), Margaret Abbot (USA) and George Lyon (Canada) were winners in what Olympic sport at the 1900 and 1904 games?
[EX A]: sports

[EX Q]: Dit-dit-dit-dot. In his novel Howard's End, E. M. Forster refers to which Beethoven composition as the most sublime noise that ever penetrated into the ear of man.?
[EX A]: music

[EX Q]: The Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, built on the site of the assassination of Tsar Alexander II, is in which Russian city?
[EX A]:
travel