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Production. Development. In 1979, independent producers Robert Chartoff and Irwin Winkler outbid Universal Pictures for the movie rights to Tom Wolfe's book, paying $350,000. They hired William Goldman to write the screenplay. Goldman wrote in his memoirs that his adaptation focused on the astronauts, entirely ignoring Chuck Yeager. Goldman was inspired to accept the job because he wanted to say something patriotic about America in the wake of the Iran hostage crisis. Winkler writes in his memoirs that he was disappointed Goldman's adaptation ignored Yeager. In June 1980, United Artists agreed to finance the film up to $20 million, and

Question: If United Artists hadn't agreed to finance up to 20 million dollars, which movie would not have been produced?
Answer: The Right Stuff
Sparxxx? I got a beat similar to that. The hook is no words. It's saying stuff named after coffee... The name of the song is 'La, La'. Pharrell did a hot one for her too called 'Candy Shop'." Timbaland finished off by saying that the title of the album was not decided then, but he had to reconvene with Madonna to complete the record by September 2007. MTV described the new album as moving in an urban direction. It had initially been defined as having "a lot of producers from a lot of genres in there." Pet Shop Boys were

Question: If Timbaland had not met with Madonna to complete the record in September 2007, what would the title of her album not have been?
Answer: Hard Candy
which originally prevented documents between his department and the developer from being made public. Mayor of Tower Hamlets John Biggs said: "We may never know what emails and memos the secretary of state received before making his decision and what influence they had, but his reluctance to disclose them speaks volumes". In June 2020 Desmond told "The Sunday Times" he had lobbied Jenrick at a Conservative Party fundraising dinner held at the Savoy in November. He said he had showed Jenrick "three or four minutes" of a promotional video for the Westferry Printworks development on his mobile phone, adding "he

Question: If Robert Jenrick hadn't admitted to "apparent bias" in his approval of the Westferry housing development, what would not have been obstructed?
Answer: the judicial review
as the highest-priority line for commuter service to Providence. An addendum in 1995 projected daily ridership from a Warwick station to be 454 in 2000 and 529 in 2020. An operations plan was released in 2001, and environmental assessment was completed in 2003. The station's ceremonial groundbreaking took place on July 17, 2006, but construction was delayed by negotiations with Amtrak over the agreement to allow the MBTA to run commuter trains on Amtrak-owned tracks. Site preparation began in September 2007 and construction began in late 2008 or early 2009. The station was originally scheduled to open in late 2010,

Question: If the construction of the T. F. Green Airport station hadn't been delayed by negotiations with Amtrak over the agreement to allow the MBTA to run commuter trains on Amtrak-owned tracks, when would the construction have begun?
Answer: July 17, 2006
used in mercury spill kits to absorb mercury (spill kits also use activated carbon and powdered zinc). Amalgams. Mercury dissolves many metals such as gold and silver to form amalgams. Iron is an exception, and iron flasks have traditionally been used to trade mercury. Several other first row transition metals with the exception of manganese, copper and zinc are also resistant in forming amalgams. Other elements that do not readily form amalgams with mercury include platinum. Sodium amalgam is a common reducing agent in organic synthesis, and is also used in high-pressure sodium lamps. Mercury readily combines with aluminium to

Question: If half an ounce of solid gold is immersed in an ounce of mercury, what would happen to the gold?
Answer: Dissolve it
Black Widow, when you can be Yelena Belova?" After several confrontations, Natasha subjects Yelena to intense psychological manipulation and suffering in order to teach her the reality of the espionage business, and an angry but disillusioned Yelena eventually returns home and temporarily quits being a spy. Although Matt Murdock is appalled by the cruelty of Natasha's treatment of Yelena, Nick Fury describes the action as Natasha's attempt at saving Yelena's life. After bringing the Avengers and the Thunderbolts together to overcome Count Nefaria, Natasha supported Daredevil's short-lived efforts to form a new super-team to capture the Punisher, originally believed to

Question: If the person suspected of killing Nick Fury during the time Daredevil was forming a new super-team turned out to be the actual murderer, who would that person be?
Answer: Punisher
4 November 2009. The match between Gent and Germinal Beerschot was originally scheduled one day earlier than the other matches for television broadcasting, but due to snow, the match was rescheduled to also be played on 23 December 2009. One day after this match had been rescheduled, the match between Zulte-Waregem and Cercle Brugge was postponed for the same reason. This match was originally scheduled to be played on 13 January 2010, but was postponed again to 14 January. On 14 January 2010 it was postponed a third time, which proved problematic as the ongoing bad weather had caused the

Question: If the football match between Gent and Germinal Beerschot in the 2009-10 Belgian Cup hadn't been postponed due to snow, on what date would it have originally taken place?
Answer: November 3, 2009
the actors instead of competition, due to the high-profile roles. While Thirteen's name was originally intended to be revealed during the story arc, the production team decided against doing so. Thirteen's actual name was replaced on all documents, including the call sheets, with the word "Thirteen" to further the in-joke in the show's narrative. Wilde describes her character as a "big bowl of secrets" in stark comparison to her own openness. Thirteen's sexuality was initially written ambiguously: Foreman and House suggested she is bisexual. In response to the ambiguity, Wilde confirmed in July 2008 that her character is bisexual, the

Question: If the character played by Wilde in the "Games" storyline episode, alongside Peter Jacobson (Taub), Kal Penn (Kutner), and Anne Dudek (Amber Volakis), had her real name revealed, what would it have been?
Answer: Thirteen
to internal organs, ribs and pelvis. In 2007, 2006 year model of Hyundai Accent had been tested by ANCAP in June 2007. It scored 3 star in the Occupant Protection, and 2 star in Pedestrian Protection Rating. Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) was safety tested by IIHS in 2009 Hybrid. Hyundai debuted a demonstration version of a hybrid (MC/JB) Accent at the 2005 Guangzhou International Automobile Exhibition in Guangzhou, China. It uses a 90 hp (67 kW), 1.4 L engine with continuously variable valve timing and a 16 hp (11.9 kW) electric motor to achieve 44% better fuel economy.

Question: If the Hyundai Accent hybrid (MC/JB) had been launched as per its original plan, which model year would it have been introduced?
Answer: 2006
"a garment of many colours, such as was worn by our ancestors" and "short garments coming down to the waist and made on the model of the military men's jackets". The suit jacket with tailcoat finishes, as is most commonly known, was first described around the same time and often associated with Cowes, a seaside resort in southern England and centre of British yachting that was closely associated with the Prince. It was originally intended for warm weather use but soon spread to informal or stag winter occasions. As it was simply an evening tailcoat substitute, it was worn with

Question: If the records of the Prince's experimentation had emerged 20 years later, in which century would they have been documented?
Answer: 20th
Claire Strauss y Dizon (1928 – June 15, 2020) professionally known as Lilia Dizon was a Filipina actress active in the 1940s and 1950s. Personal life. She was the only daughter of Regina Dizon, a Filipino, and Abraham "Abe" Strauss, an American of German Jewish descent. At the age of 15, she and her mother relocated to Manila from Baguio following the Second World War after her father left for America and then, she started performing in the theater under the name "Carol Strauss". She was the wife of LVN Pictures actor Gil de León, with whom she had three

Question: If Lilia Dizon had a sibling, how many children would her mother, Regina Dizon, have had?
Answer: 2
of his greatest servants, the lich Kel'Thuzad, with the flying citadel of Naxxramas, as a base of operations for the Scourge. Consistent attacks from the Scarlet Crusade and Argent Dawn factions weakened the defenses of the floating fortress, enabling an incursion from the heroes that led to Kel'Thuzad's defeat. However, a traitor among the ranks of the knightly order of the Argent Dawn ran away with Kel'Thuzad's cursed remains and fled to Northrend, where the fallen lich could be reanimated. Development. "World of Warcraft" was first announced by Blizzard at the ECTS trade show in September 2001. Released in 2004,

Question: If "World of Warcraft" had been first announced by Blizzard two years prior to its actual announcement, in which century would this announcement have taken place?
Answer: 20th
a Ghost was formed by John Gourley, Joe Simon, Dewey , Nick Simon, and Zach Carothers. Gourley fronted the band having had no previous singing experience. Anatomy of A Ghost quickly gained popularity, but before long, the group broke up. Portugal. The Man was originally started as John Gourley's side project, with Carothers playing bass. Before they had a drummer, they used drum machines and synth-loops as the backing beat. Gourley and Carothers teamed up with Wesley Hubbard, Nick Klein (former guitar tech for Anatomy of a Ghost) and Harvey Tumbleson, and formed Portugal. The Man. The band left Alaska

Question: If Joe Simon had not been a part of the formation of the band Anatomy of a Ghost, how many original members would the band have had?
Answer: 4
The Mount Lowe Railway was the third in a series of scenic mountain railroads in America created as a tourist attraction on Echo Mountain and Mount Lowe, north of Los Angeles, California. The railway, originally incorporated by Professor Thaddeus S. C. Lowe as the Pasadena &amp; Mt. Wilson Railroad Co., existed from 1893 until its official abandonment in 1938, and had the distinction of being the only scenic mountain, electric traction (overhead electric trolley) railroad ever built in the United States. Lowe's partner and engineer was David J. Macpherson, a civil engineer graduate of Cornell University. The Mount Lowe Railway
being coordinated with the Forestry Service. The Mount Lowe Railway was the third in a series of scenic mountain railroads in America created as a tourist attraction on Echo Mountain and Mount Lowe, north of Los Angeles, California. The railway, originally incorporated by Professor Thaddeus S. C. Lowe as the Pasadena &amp; Mt. Wilson Railroad Co., existed from 1893 until its official abandonment in 1938, and had the distinction of being the only scenic mountain, electric traction (overhead electric trolley) railroad ever built in the United States. Lowe's partner and engineer was David J. Macpherson, a civil engineer graduate of

Question: If there had been one less scenic mountain railroad developed as a tourist attraction on Echo Mountain and Mount Lowe before the Mount Lowe Railway was completed, what position would it have held in the series?
Answer: 2nd
sauropods, "Diplodocus" were very large, long-necked, quadrupedal animals, with long, whip-like tails. Their forelimbs were slightly shorter than their hind limbs, resulting in a largely horizontal posture. The skeletal structure of these long-necked, long-tailed animals supported by four sturdy legs have been compared with suspension bridges. In fact, "Diplodocus carnegii" is currently one of the longest dinosaurs known from a complete skeleton, with a total length of . Modern mass estimates for "Diplodocus carnegii" have tended to be in the range. "Diplodocus hallorum", known from partial remains, was even larger, and is estimated to have been the size of four

Question: If the size of the Diplodocus hallorum was estimated to be equivalent to one elephant less, how many elephants would its size equate to?
Answer: 3
censorship. Scholars of the play think that it was originally written by playwrights Anthony Munday and Henry Chettle and some years later heavily revised by another team of playwrights, including Thomas Heywood, Thomas Dekker, and William Shakespeare. The most common identifications for the six hands: Munday, Chettle, Dekker, and Heywood wrote for the Admiral's Men during the years before and after 1600, which may strengthen the idea of a connection between the play and that company. Shakespeare, in this context, seems the odd man out. In his study of the play, Scott McMillin entertains the possibility that Shakespeare's contribution might

Question: If the play "Sir Thomas More" had not undergone revisions, how many playwrights would have originally written it?
Answer: two
distributed generation. As generation becomes more common from rooftop solar and wind generators, the differences between distribution and transmission grids will continue to blur. In July 2017 the CEO of Mercedes-Benz said that the energy industry needs to work better with companies from other industries to form a "total ecosystem", to integrate central and distributed energy resources (DER) to give customers what they want. The electrical grid was originally constructed so that electricity would flow from power providers to consumers. However, with the introduction of DER, power needs to flow both ways on the electric grid, because customers may have

Question: If the transmission and distribution grid had not been upgraded to incorporate new technology, what would have been the impact on the electric grid?
Answer: Blur
the club, Galis scored 18 points (6/9, 6/9, 0/2) as Aris beat AEK 74-62 to win yet another Greek Cup title in 1992. Panathinaikos Athens. Galis moved to Athens, in the summer of 1992, to play with Panathinaikos. He was the player who then led the "Greens" to a club rebirth, after it had suffered through a long drought period, during which the historical team had remained without winning any titles. The previous season (1991–92) had been particularly disappointing for the club, with the team finishing in eighth place in the Greek league. As the team's captain, Galis inspired the

Question: If Aris hadn't secured victory in the 1992 Greek Cup, which team would have claimed the title?
Answer: AEK
were promenading on the Nevsky Prospekt as was customary on Sunday afternoons, mostly unaware of the extent of the violence elsewhere in the city. Amongst them were parties of workers still making their way to the Winter Palace as originally intended by Gapon. A detachment of the Preobrazhensky Guards previously stationed in the Palace Square where about 2,300 soldiers were being held in reserve, now made its way onto the Nevsky and formed two ranks opposite the Alexander Gardens. Following a single shouted warning a bugle sounded and four volleys were fired into the panicked crowd, many of whom had

Question: If the large family groups promenading on the Nevsky Prospekt had been aware of the extent of the violence in the city, which tragic event could they have potentially avoided?
Answer: Bloody Sunday (1905)
improving his 1500 m time to 3:30.34 in Monaco. On 7 July 1999, in Roma, Ngeny was second to Hicham El Guerrouj when the latter set the world record (3:43.13) for the mile run. Ngeny stayed close to El Guerrouj down the stretch to finish at 3:43.40, still the second-fastest mile ever run , and almost a full second inside the old world record (3:44.39) of Noureddine Morceli. On 24 August 1999, Ngeny took the 1500 m silver medal (3:28.73) in the IAAF 1999 World Championships in Athletics in Seville, Spain, behind the reigning world champion El Guerrouj (3:27.65). On

Question: If Hicham El Guerrouj had run a second slower on 7 July 1999 in Roma, who would have held the world record for the fastest mile run?
Answer: Noah Ngeny
soundtracks. In May 2016, he announced that all titles would be remade by third-party companies for release on consoles. Cawthon posted on his website in 2015 that he planned to publish his first novel (") in the near future, with its stories separate from that of the games. Cawthon also announced that it would be co-written by author Kira Breed-Wrisley. On June 20, 2016, Scholastic announced that it would collaborate with Cawthon on a multi-book deal. "The Silver Eyes" was released on December 17, 2015 on Amazon Kindle, and the paperback version was published on September 27, 2016, slightly earlier

Question: If the paperback version of "The Silver Eyes" by Scott Cawthon hadn't been published earlier than planned, in which month would it have been released?
Answer: December 2016
2006 with a B.A. in percussion and composition. In 2004 'Unomia', Keith's first album under the moniker 'Helios', was released. This was followed by the critically acclaimed album 'Eingya' in 2006. His third album, 'Caesura', was released in 2008. Keith also records and performs music for solo piano under the name Goldmund, for which he has six releases on Unseen Music, Type Records, and Western Vinyl. Keith has toured and performed extensively throughout the US, Europe, Japan and Canada. Keith has an indie rock/shoegaze band with his wife under the name Mint Julep. In late 2010, they released an EP

Question: If Keith Kenniff had only released 'Caesura' at the same year as 'Eingya', when would his latest album have been released?
Answer: 2006
On 6 February 1942, a request for a two-week delay for the first sailing of "Lafayette", originally scheduled for 14 February, was submitted to the Assistant Chief of Naval Operations. On that day, a schedule extension was granted due to a design plan change: elements of the superstructure were to be removed to improve stability, in work that was expected to take another 60 to 90 days. However, on 7 February, orders came from Washington that the reduction of the top-hamper had been abandoned and "Lafayette" was to sail on 14 February as planned. This abrupt reversal necessitated a frantic

Question: If the World War II era USS Lafayette troopship had its first sailing as originally scheduled, on what date would it have first sailed?
Answer: February 14, 1942
is a trilogy of horror science-fiction games. The episodes tell the story of the suffering and eventual escape of an amnesiac victim of experimentation, code-named 1213, from his cell, freed by his unseen tormentor. On escaping, 1213 sees that the facility's other guinea pigs, all similarly named to himself, have also escaped and have been turned into zombies, slaughtering the employees. "1213" is notable for reproducing the traditional platformer experience using an engine originally designed to be used in the production of point-and-click adventure games. Simply animated, many elements of the game reflect the original "Prince of Persia" gameplay mechanics,

Question: If the unseen tormentor had not released the amnesiac victim in the trilogy of horror science-fiction games, who would not have had the opportunity to escape?
Answer: Victim of code 1213
When most of these deserted the railway workings for the goldfields, Onderdonk and his agents signed several agreements with Chinese contractors in China's Guangdong province, Taiwan, and also via Chinese companies in Victoria. Through those contracts, more than 5000 labourers were sent by ship as "guest workers" from China. Onderdonk also recruited more than 7000 Chinese railway workers from California. These two groups of workers were the main force for the building of Onderdonk's seven per cent of the railway's mileage. As was the case with non-Chinese workers, some of them fell ill during construction or died while planting explosives

Question: If the Chinese railway workers from California and the "guest workers" from China had not been available, what part of the railway construction would Andrew Onderdonk have struggled to complete due to a labor shortage?
Answer: British Columbia
programming that covered Music, News/Talk, Sports, and Entertainment. Sirius had deals with entertainers and personalities for broadcast streams. Besides Stern, Sirius had deals with Martha Stewart, E Street Band member Steven Van Zandt, Jimmy Buffett, and Eminem to executive-produce streams or channels on Sirius. Van Zandt created two stations for Sirius: the "Underground Garage", dedicated to garage rock, and "Outlaw Country" with its focus on alternative country music. The majority of the company's programming was self-produced exclusively for Sirius. However, there were some shows—especially in the Talk genre—that were originally created for terrestrial radio, but then aired on conventional radio

Question: If the Eternal World Television Network hadn't been broadcasted on conventional radio and Sirius/XM, where else could it have been aired?
Answer: terrestrial radio
team was originally named "Mando Winia". It was so named because Mando is a subsidiary company of Halla and Winia is a brand of air conditioner sold by the company. In 1997 the team was disbanded for a short time during the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis. However, the chairman of Halla Group, Chung Mong-won, fought to keep the team. As a member of the Korean Ice Hockey League the team won the championship five times. During this time, the team also changed their name from "Mando Winia" to "Halla Winia". The team first looked at adding foreign players to their

Question: If Mando was not a subsidiary of Halla and Winia was not an air conditioner brand sold by the company, what would the original name of the Korean hockey team have been in 1994?
Answer: Mando Winia
Billy Mitchell is a fictional character from the BBC soap opera "EastEnders", played by Perry Fenwick, who made his first appearance on 2 November 1998. Billy was originally introduced by producer Matthew Robinson as a guest character, as part facilitating the introduction of Jamie Mitchell (Jack Ryder) to the show. Early on, Billy was Jamie's abusive uncle and guardian - which results in Jamie being taken away from Billy by his relative Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden). The character was then brought back to the serial on 2 August 1999 and Fenwick was offered a longer-term contract, and Billy ended up
a children's home" In popular culture and other media. The character of Billy Mitchell has been spoofed in the cartoon sketch show "2DTV". Billy appears in series 2 of the spin-off series "". Billy Mitchell is a fictional character from the BBC soap opera "EastEnders", played by Perry Fenwick, who made his first appearance on 2 November 1998. Billy was originally introduced by producer Matthew Robinson as a guest character, as part facilitating the introduction of Jamie Mitchell (Jack Ryder) to the show. Early on, Billy was Jamie's abusive uncle and guardian - which results in Jamie being taken away

Question: If the character Billy Mitchell from the BBC soap opera "EastEnders" had not been offered a longer-term contract, how long would he have been featured in the show?
Answer: a short time
And then we had falling out. It wasn't falling out, as i did Grand Prix. Steve was originally slated to do that movie, but he couldn't get along with Frank Frankenheimer. So that lasted about 30 minutes, and I was in and Steve was out. And Steve went over to do Sand Pebbles, which went about year longer, than they wanted to go. Big production spent a lot of money and stayed in China too long there, in Taiwan. So, when I got the part in Grand Prix, I called him. In Taiwan. And I started: "Steve, I want to

Question: If Steve McQueen had managed to maintain a good relationship with Frank Frankenheimer, who would not have been cast in the movie Grand Prix?
Answer: James Garner