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| What is the longest of the four streets? | |
| What is one of the three major trends relating to decentralization? | |
| When did the Cold War end? | |
| How many Marshall Scholarships have Pitt undergraduates won since 1995? | |
| When did New York City consolidate with three neighboring counties to form "the City of Greater New York"? | |
| In what year was the number of players per side reduced from nine to seven? | |
| What does bas-relief mean? | |
| What does FES use to save fuel? | |
| How long is the time course over which statins provide prevention against death? | |
| What religion did most of the settlers come from? | |
| Who led the Puritan settlers? | |
| How many centuries did Istanbul remain the capital of the Ottoman dynasty? | |
| Where did it spread in the late 19th century? | |
| During what era was Constantinople the wealthiest city on the European continent? | |
| How many support ships did the Yugoslav Partisans' Navy command? | |
| When was Maclean parachuted to Tito's headquarters? | |
| What do the buildings in Oxford demonstrate? | |
| What is malleable about -tin? | |
| Who was the president of the United States in 1913? | |
| What is the preposition used to add a father's surname to a mother's? | |
| What language tends to use acronyms that use initial syllables rather than single letters? | |
| What was Sax's original keywork based on? | |
| What improved the design of Windows? | |
| What do libertarian socialists hope for? | |
| Immigration from what country resulted in a net increase of 75,991 people? | |
| What is the problem with the free variable x of t? | |
| Who are Ruddock, Rory Godson, Fiona McHugh and Frank Fitzgibbon? | |
| Who was the leader of North Korea? | |
| Where was the Winter Carnival held? | |
| Where does D.C. rank among other major American cities in terms of total homeless population? | |
| What does a member of a political party cross the floor of the chamber to vote against? | |
| How many political entities were the Northern Mariana Islands divided into? | |
| When did the Red Army and the Partisans liberate Belgrade? | |
| What disease was deadly to many new arrivals? | |
| What is the angle in dim light for conservation purposes? | |
| What was the flagship paper of the Kemsley Newspapers Group? | |
| What led to the addition of "Y" and "Z" to the alphabet? | |
| What is the name of the airport in Manipur? | |
| What is it a central tool in? | |
| Partisan forces were given to persecution of whom? | |
| Between what years did Angola become a Marxist-Leninist state? | |
| What does universal prescriptivism claim morality is derived from? | |
| What is the name of the cross-roads that forms the junction of Cornmarket Street, Queen Street, St Aldate's and the High? | |
| What was the name of the 1984 book that proposed a solution to the ills plaguing cities? | |
| What was a high demand in the Irish linen industry? | |
| What would Tiger Bay Village have? | |
| What type of sea did Tacitus describe the Mare Suebicum as? | |
| When was the Battle of Poljana fought? | |
| What type of relief are the figures in the foreground sculpted in? | |
| Who has supported the development of alternative fuels? | |
| What did long-term PM exposure increase rate of? | |
| What was the name of the updated version of Windows 98 released in May 1999? | |
| How were women known until the end of the 19th century? | |
| Along with psychology, semantics, and metaphysics, what areas of philosophy is Pitt's Department of Philosophy particularly strong in? | |
| The former railway lift bridge De Hef is preserved as a monument in lifted position between what island? | |
| What is the Hodgkin-Huxley model? | |
| When did the Atlantic slave trade take place? | |
| What alloy is most common in pipe organs? | |
| When was a collective government established? | |
| How many explosions were there in 2012? | |
| When was the German population expelled from all areas east of the Oder-Neisse line? | |
| What was the protests called? | |
| Who claims that Marxism-Leninism is in its core? | |
| Who was Sir John Kerr? | |
| What were the earlier agreements? | |
| Who won six of the first seven gold medals? | |
| What is the most popular sport at the University of Pittsburgh? | |
| What is the largest ethnic minority in Istanbul? | |
| Where is it available? | |
| What is the basic qualification for practicing Ayurveda? | |
| When did Sabiha Gökçen International open? | |
| The chromatic saxophone avoids acoustic problems associated with what? | |
| What type of engineering depends on a detailed knowledge of applied mechanics, materials science and applied mathematics? | |
| What did the American forces support in South Vietnam? | |
| When did the assassins kill Archbishop Levon Tourian? | |
| Where does the Atlantic Ocean run? | |
| What is the name of the group that has close relations with the Conservative Party of the United Kingdom? | |
| Obesity and diabetes mellitus are often linked to what? | |
| What was the name of the rival resistance movement? | |
| How did Pierre de Fermat publish his discovery? | |
| What type of engineering depends on the knowledge of materials and their properties? | |
| What percentage of domestic investment in Britain did the slave trade account for? | |
| Why is the El Castillo pyramid so strong? | |
| Who retained knowledge? | |
| How many art galleries are there? | |
| What is the formal governing body for international ice hockey? | |
| How tall are the arches in the Commons Room? | |
| When was New Amsterdam founded? | |
| Decentralization may not be as efficient for what kind of services? | |
| What happened to the homeless numbers? | |
| Connecticut's climate is tempered by proximity to what ocean? | |
| What did Friedan's decision to pressure the Equal Employment Opportunity to use? | |
| Why do large crystals fall through the atmosphere? | |
| Why has Rotterdam The Hague Airport shown a strong growth over the past five years? | |
| What has been studied for its short- and long-term exposure effects on cardiovascular disease? | |
| What percentage of Istanbul's Jews are Ashkenazi? | |
| What is the effect of antioxidant supplementation on cardiovascular disease? | |
| What was the motivation for European expansion? | |
| Who is awarded the victory after six total shots? | |
| What is SnF2? | |
| Who was the Apple Lisa named after? | |
| What was the basis for understanding how structures stood up? | |
| What was Joseph Inikori's new line of argument? | |
| How many medicine faculties are in Tunis? | |
| What is another name for codified empirical approach? | |
| What other peoples are customary for reversing the order of names for the same reason? | |
| What village did the Colonists attack? | |
| When was a dam on the Rotte built? | |
| When was the first indoor game played? | |
| Which university was the first to introduce the MD as a basic medical degree? | |
| Why do Conservatives support free trade agreements? | |
| How many percent of sheltered homeless people have a disability? | |
| What do some in the Republican Party believe in the ability and right of the United States? | |
| How long is the carbon chain? | |
| What is the purpose of reliefs? | |
| What kind of support does Windows 7 have? | |
| The city centre has a much larger population of people with higher education and higher what? | |
| The Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act (Imp.) of 1900 established what as part of the new system of dominion government in newly federated Australia? | |
| What are declined like first declension nouns for the feminine forms? | |
| What did the Congressional Research Service do to the deferral of tax on income of a controlled foreign corporation attributable to property imported into the United States? | |
| What are the three heavier members? | |
| In what year was one set given on the website of the U.S. embassy in London? | |
| What happened to the conflict? | |
| What are the two sources of data used in the AHAR report? | |
| What emerged in the 1960s to counter traditional elitist and technocratic approaches to urban planning? | |
| Where are the CHP strongest? | |
| Who were some of the system and cybernetics theorists that inspired Stewart Brand? | |
| What did Gregory have a vision of while meditating in the old capital city of Vagharshapat? | |
| What section of the U.S. Constitution defines the extent of the authority that the U.S. Congress exercises over the territory of the United States? | |
| What is the name of the privately owned heliport owned by the Hudson River Park Trust? | |
| What state does not have an export list? | |
| Pitt is a major recipient of research funding from what organization? | |
| Archibald Dalzel argued that African societies were robust and not affected by what trade? | |
| How long did the movement last? | |
| What does an interpretation of a first-order language assign? | |
| What would have a community garden and orchard? | |
| In what year did Microsoft introduce Windows? | |
| What types of artists are represented in Chelsea's art galleries? | |
| What happens to oxygen concentrations within the zone? | |
| How does the mayor serve on the Committee? | |
| What type of weather is Cape Horn? | |
| What is the estimated population of the city's homeless? | |
| What languages share the word tin? | |
| What is one of India's "sensitive areas"? | |
| What is the largest neuroscience organization? | |
| What have investments done historically? | |
| Who were the first to engage in the New World slave trade? | |
| What is Turkey's most widely circulated paper? | |
| What is another term for "dual sovereignty"? | |
| What is the maximum property tax credit per return? | |
| Which Northeastern state has voted Democratic six straight elections? | |
| Where do they come from? | |
| What are end-dates? | |
| What factors played a bigger part in the locations of skyscrapers? | |
| Government spending and taxation decisions are known as what type of policy? | |
| What X and codomain Y are not explicitly or implicitly specified? | |
| Who performed the initial Atlantic naval explorations? | |
| How would the concept be applied? | |
| What are surplus line insurers supposed to underwrite? | |
| In what year was the offside rule redefined? | |
| What may be omitted when there is little chance of confusion? | |
| Who backed most established universities in Istanbul? | |
| What are measures taken in the Baltic Sea to reduce land-based pollution? | |
| When was the case of United States v. South-Eastern Underwriters Association? | |
| Who directed the European migrants to invade the Canary Islands? | |
| What were the products exported to the West Indies traded for? | |
| What is a shot struck directly off a pass? | |
| In what year did Eben Appleton lend the Star Spangled Banner Flag to the Smithsonian Institution? | |
| What was TNL plagued by? | |
| How much of the state's people practice folk religions? | |
| What is the phenomenon known as? | |
| What is a subroutine? | |
| When did Sis begin? | |
| What began to hit the United States and other industrialized countries in the early 20th century? | |
| Who learned to listen to the interests of the men in the lower houses? | |
| During what eras did frontier warfare drive wedges between merchants and planters? | |
| Along with Boston, New York and Philadelphia, what city saw the colonial elite as British? | |
| From what book were diptychs and triptychs usually made? | |
| What state has the highest Italian American population? | |
| Paragraph 14 of SSAP 62 is similar to what paragraph of FAS 113? | |
| When were some areas of the Alps sharpened? | |
| What does First-order logic use over non-logical objects? | |
| What do columns carry? | |
| What was not a white man able to support a family? | |
| Who brought the most Africans to the French West Indies? | |
| What did Jerry Morris use to perform the first studies on cardiovascular health? | |
| What is the southernmost state in the United States known as New England? | |
| How many people were arrested during the Great Purge? | |
| In what state are universities constitutionally autonomous jurisdictions? | |
| In what year was formal learning reintroduced? | |
| What happened to law and order? | |
| What is the largest non-Sunni Muslim sect? | |
| What is the name of the college in Manhattan? | |
| The graph of what is the set of all points satisfying a function or relation? | |
| Who exercises exclusive jurisdiction over overseas military installations? | |
| Where is the settlement located? | |
| What county is Connecticut's center of population? | |
| What did Microsoft AntiSpyware become on February 14, 2006? | |
| What percentage has it since fallen to? | |
| Where were molasses, gold coins, and bills of exchange shipped to? | |
| How long have the papers been under common ownership? | |
| What does BPM stand for? | |
| What was the aim of the participatory model? | |
| What is the ratio commonly called? | |
| On what date does the state declare a holiday for Kut celebration? | |
| Is there a natural interpretation of multiplying vectors to obtain another vector that works in all dimensions? | |
| What was the Atlantic Slave Trade the result of? | |
| What is the upper house of the bicameral Parliament of Australia? | |
| What kind of forces do Catenaries carry? | |
| Who was Willem van Zeist's assistant? | |
| What do we engage in at least occasionally? | |
| In what season do thunderstorms occur in Connecticut? | |
| What is the Swedish word for "lang"? | |
| What is the last numbered street in Manhattan? | |
| Who were the two staff members of the Irish edition of The Sunday Times? | |
| What name did the Europeans use to refer to the whole of the city? | |
| What does the ice hockey stick consist of? | |
| What is the official postal abbreviation of the state's name? | |
| What series of saxophones have proved extremely popular? | |
| Who promoted a rigid and authoritarian society based on discipline? | |
| Where is the Meadowcroft Rockshelter located? | |
| Where is the NASDAQ located? | |
| Who maintains exclusive jurisdiction over military installations and American embassies and consulates located in foreign countries? | |
| Are echocardiography, myocardial perfusion imaging, and cardiac stress testing recommended? | |
| How many variables can the algebra of Cartesian coordinates be extended to? | |
| How long have the ancient people of the Andes practiced irrigation techniques? | |
| Who led the small army of 180 Spaniards? | |
| What would the predicate P be true if its first argument is less than the second? | |
| What do the drops fall as? | |
| Who has a dual mandate to achieve full employment while maintaining a low rate of inflation? | |
| What was the name of the constitution of the New Haven Colony? | |
| What was the name of the first English settlement south of Virginia? | |
| The scope of neuroscience has broadened to include different approaches used to study what aspects of the nervous system? | |
| Who said that it is "more than a process, it is a way of life and a state of mind"? | |
| What does NYSE stand for? | |
| How are the two major parties able to gain practical advantages? | |
| How many Partisans did the seven return with? | |
| When was Samuel Pierpont Langley chosen as director of the Allegheny Observatory? | |
| In what year was Windows Vista released for volume licensing? | |
| When were naval forces of the resistance formed? | |
| Which party argues for lower taxes and less regulation? | |
| How are surplus line insurers regulated? | |
| What type of church was Aghia Sophia converted to in 1204? | |
| What empire was viewed as a commercial, political and religious threat to European Christendom? | |
| What is i? | |
| Where were molasses, sugar, gold coins, and bills of exchange traded? | |
| How many people stayed in an emergency shelter or transitional housing program? | |
| Who was the author of The Last Days of Hitler? | |
| What must a building be able to do? | |
| What did cities have the right to do? | |
| Non-cognitivism and ethical subjectivism are considered realist in the sense synonymous with what? | |
| Where did the Puritan settlers live? | |
| Why did designers search for more and more ways to go against the system? | |
| In what year were outposts founded at Green Bay, Fort de Buade, Saint Ignace, Vincennes, and Detroit? | |
| When were the first studies on cardiovascular health published? | |
| What is neuroscience? | |
| What departments did the university establish in the 19th century? | |
| Who invented the compound achromatic lens? | |
| What is of paramount importance in the design of structures such as dams, nuclear power stations and bridges? | |
| What event in 1066 damaged Oxford? | |
| What was their ancestor worship and animism based on? | |
| What ethnic group did the Croat partisans have the highest numbers of? | |
| What are some examples of businesses competing with government services? | |
| Where is the High School for Math, Science and Engineering located? | |
| How many families did the Bloomberg administration threaten to cast back into shelters? | |
| What resulted from the requisitioning of grain away from the peasantry? | |
| What percentage of the homeless population is non-Hispanic? | |
| What did the state purchase in 1917 and 1918? | |
| What is the largest non-government employer in the Pittsburgh region? | |
| Norman L. Johnson writes that what plays an important role in decentralized systems? | |
| What was the name of the Yugoslav wartime deliberative assembly? | |
| Where is Tikrit located? | |
| Where is Creachmhaoil derived from? | |
| How many jobs were created in each of President Clinton's two terms? | |
| What defines the Cartesian coordinate system in two dimensions? | |
| What was illegalized in the 1980s? | |
| What was the concept of a socialist society regarded as equal to? | |
| In what country is a similar system used? | |
| What does the restricted token result in even under an Administrator account? | |
| Who founded the Pitt Jazz Ensemble? | |
| What notation do the definitions above use for binary connectives? | |
| What causes crystals to appear white in color? | |
| How many tonnes of tin does the mine in Bisie produce? | |
| Where did Schmitt establish a neuroscience research program? | |
| What was discovered in Colombia in 2009? | |
| What do non-governmental organizations do to help the homeless? | |
| Where is the College of Medicine located? | |
| What do modern compilers try to do to reduce overhead? | |
| What does DNB stand for? | |
| What is the most basic forecheck system? | |
| What are neuroendocrinology and psychoneuroimmunology? | |
| Who was the new non-communist leader of the Russian Federation? | |
| What does moral epistemology mean? | |
| What is a negative sign? | |
| Along what coast is an oceanic climate typically found? | |
| Where were seeds and a grinding stone found? | |
| How many votes short of George W. Bush and Dick Cheney in the Electoral College? | |
| What language is the word "Manhattan" derived from? | |
| What is the shape of the eyeballs? | |
| Who governed Maryland, Virginia, Nova Scotia, and Carolina? | |
| Who ranked the Sunday Times iPad app as the best newspaper or magazine app in the world twice? | |
| Why did women have to leave their jobs? | |
| Which climate has wet summers and dry winters? | |
| What type of lantern is named after Paul Revere? | |
| What did the Homeless Assessment Report reveal? | |
| The Blackfeet Nation is subdivided into what? | |
| Where did the name "De Luca" come from? | |
| How many foreign troops were stationed in Iraq at the end of the war? | |
| What is a good choice since the original definition of the kilometer was geospatial? | |
| What was the name of the republic created in Mongolia in 1924? | |
| What is the old view that denying admission to men lends credibility to? | |
| What approach does the government operate under? | |
| What does the Church have in common with the Latin Rite in its externals? | |
| Coronary heart diseases are 2 to 5 times more common among middle-aged what gender? | |
| What are two ways to capture a real image? | |
| What is the same effect as saying that a formula is satisfied if and only if its universal closure is satisfied? | |
| What does HEARTH stand for? | |
| What percentage of electors vote "above the line"? | |
| What were the first games played in an NHL city since the inclusion of NHL players? | |
| Why were African sailors killed? | |
| How does each Armenian celibate priest become a member of the brotherhood? | |
| What is the name of the medical center that was restructured in 2012? | |
| Where is the first fully developed manifestation of the Neolithic complex seen? | |
| What helped lift Connecticut from the Great Depression? | |
| What does the San Francisco library offer to the homeless? | |
| What can begin to form in adolescence? | |
| What would a programmer call if he wanted the constructor to be able to accept only the color parameter? | |
| In what year were the Incas defeated? | |
| Who was the Argentine revolutionary who overthrew the regime of Fulgencio Batista? | |
| Why did the United States become a magnet for immigrants? | |
| Why were some denied? | |
| When did all varsity sports teams compete as members of the ACC? | |
| How many people were present at the prayer-meeting? | |
| Who did the Puritans create self-governing communities of? | |
| What is the sentiment on free trade in the U.S.? | |
| What does the carboxylic acid group confer to the molecule? | |
| Who did the RSFSR inherit the war against? | |
| What does GDP stand for? | |
| What states: "The Republic of Armenia recognizes the exclusive historical mission of the Armenian Apostolic Holy Church as a national church?" | |
| What is the difference between modernist and postmodern music? | |
| Why is the flag on display in a special exhibition? | |
| How are the Cartesian coordinates of a point usually written? | |
| What country's factories were producing more than the nation could consume by the mid-18th century? | |
| Who is the name of the university that is known for its research? | |
| What is tin used for? | |
| What was Slovenia annexed and renamed as? | |
| Why is the craze of getting an MD at its peak? | |
| Who sponsored the discoveries of Christopher Columbus and Ferdinand Magellan? | |
| When was some influential architecture in the modern style built in Rotterdam? | |
| How many senators are in the State Senate? | |
| What is a sculptural technique where sculpted elements remain attached to a solid background of the same material? | |
| What is another name for pulmonary hypertension with left heart disease? | |
| What was the name of the first armed opposition group in Manipur? | |
| How many slaves would the slave traders try to fit on a ship? | |
| Jonathan Edwards was the leader of what? | |
| Does a subprogram with side effects return the same results every time it is called? | |
| When was Descartes' La Géométrie translated into Latin? | |
| Who chaired the Republican Governors Association in 2014? | |
| What country is General Luis Telmo Paz y Mio Estrella from? | |
| What is a catadioptric system? | |
| Where did the Knicks play their first home games? | |
| Where can the examples of Indian high reliefs be found? | |
| What is the name of the week-long tour of the UK called? | |
| What network broadcast a television miniseries based on Roots? | |
| How many rivers are in the mature stage? | |
| After what event was the university secularized? | |
| When were Cartesian coordinates invented? | |
| Who repressed opposition political parties? | |
| What does f(x) mean? | |
| What did laws begin to permit in the 1950s? | |
| What has prevailed in all cultures examined? | |
| What is the most common alloy? | |
| What is a name added to a given name? | |
| Who is the theme of Manipuri dance? | |
| Who rejoined the trans-Atlantic slave trade after centuries of non-participation? | |
| When did the feminist movement begin? | |
| When was Boswell's founded? | |
| What is the name of the pro-consumerist policy? | |
| What period of architecture has not survived? | |
| What does LIP stand for? | |
| When was the Homeless Emergency Assistance and Rapid Transition to Housing Act signed? | |
| Who responded to the McCarran-Ferguson Act? | |
| Who pointed out that the colonists paid little to the royal coffers? | |
| What does the history of structural engineering contain? | |
| What are jurisdictions that are neither a part of one of the 50 states nor the federal district? | |
| What percentage of tin/lead alloy is the most common? | |
| What two functions can be written for the reals? | |
| How many attempts to remedy the acoustic problems and awkward aspects of the original fingering system are noteworthy? | |
| What league was the first to employ professionals? | |
| What was one of only two European countries that were largely liberated by its own forces during World War II? | |
| Who reports the most accurate, comprehensive and current data on homelessness in the United States? | |
| What happened to the negotiations between the British and the state of Manipur? | |
| How many planning regions does the state have? | |
| What was a surname preceded by the word "dit" known as? | |
| Who did Ma Braun coach during the 1936 Berlin Olympics? | |
| What team is responsible for much of The Sunday Times' investigative reporting? | |
| How long was the siege? | |
| In what year was Maclean parachuted to Tito's headquarters? | |
| Who is the founder and CEO of BikeBandit? | |
| What is a lens? | |
| What city hosts three of the world's 10 most-visited tourist attractions? | |
| What century saw a revival in Western art? | |
| What was the average worldwide violent unnatural death rate per 100,000 per 100,000 between 2004 and 2009? | |
| What is the Portuguese word for "mountain"? | |
| What does cognitive neuroscience address at the cognitive level? | |
| What are the two physical regions of Manipur? | |
| What is the second coordinate axis? | |
| Who argued that the export of so many people had been a demographic disaster? | |
| What mode gives Windows 3.0 applications access to several megabytes of memory? | |
| What do Connecticut residents have the option of doing? | |
| In what year did the Partisans defeat the Armed Forces of the Independent State of Croatia? | |
| What is the depth of the elements shown? | |
| How many local inhabitants were killed for every German soldier killed? | |
| What was the typical lot size? | |
| What is "war communism"? | |
| Who argued that the social change and demographic stagnation was caused primarily by domestic factors? | |
| What greatly speeds up counting? | |
| Who was the leader of the People's Republic of China after Mao's death? | |
| What category has Marie Colvin, Jon Swain, Hala Jaber, Mark Franchetti and Christina Lamb dominated? | |
| Who supported the changes? | |
| How many possible directions are there on the z-axis? | |
| How many fighters did the Partisan forces have in 1941? | |
| What is the location of record for the borough's climatic data? | |
| What type of classes are offered in the first year? | |
| Who wrote the History of the Dividing Line? | |
| How did Texas v. White allow divisibility? | |
| What is a deductive system? | |
| Why did most home users not change to an account type with fewer rights? | |
| Who was the National Committee Chairman in 2013? | |
| What is the radioactive 100Sn one of the few nuclides with? | |
| What is one example of a group of mammals that share moral capacities? | |
| When can a husband adopt his wife's surname? | |
| How many breweries were in Oxford by 1874? | |
| How is Tin often recovered from granules? | |
| What is the input to a function called? | |
| What is the name of the group that has close relations with the Conservative Party of the United Kingdom? | |
| What activates the temporoparietal junction area? | |
| What is it associated with that gives citizens more influence in the formulation and implementation of laws and policies? | |
| What tier of league football is Oxford United in? | |
| Statins' effect on what is longer than the duration of their effect? | |
| What happens because spherical surfaces are not the ideal shape for a lens? | |
| Who was the chancellor in 1991? | |
| What are the two coordinate systems? | |
| What was the first alloy used on a large scale since 3000 BC? | |
| When did the number of Istanbulites nearly double? | |
| Who is the Mayor of Los Angeles? | |
| The later plutons formed in what half of the Sierra? | |
| What type of degree does a structural engineer typically have? | |
| Who took the redundant acronym to the extreme? | |
| What other peoples are customary for reversing the order of names for the same reason? | |
| How will standards be created that satisfy needs of a modern economy? | |
| Whose philosophies weakened the view that husbands were natural "rulers" over wives? | |
| What medium has no search utility? | |
| How long is the flag flown at most public buildings? | |
| Along with the Paiute, what tribe had territorial disputes in the mountains? | |
| In 2008, what percentage of death was attributed to cardiovascular diseases? | |
| How many armed ships did the Yugoslav Partisans' Navy command? | |
| What is the cost of interface languages for the operating system? | |
| What is a Euclidean plane with a chosen Cartesian system called? | |
| Who originally owned Emirgan Park? | |
| What is the Chinese surname Lee a romanization of? | |
| What millennium do archeologists say Istanbul's peninsula was settled as far back as? | |
| What does the undersea tunnel of the resund Bridge-Tunnel provide? | |
| The explicit making of moral right and wrong judgments coincides with what? | |
| Why did people settle around the dam? | |
| What is the name of the privilege elevation system introduced by Windows Vista? | |
| What are figures in the background sculpted in? | |
| What are examples of smaller Greek sculptures? | |
| How long is the time course over which statins provide prevention against death? | |
| Who played a big part in the creation of drum and bass? | |
| What is the branch of structural engineering closely affiliated with? | |
| What are examples of states that elect representatives to fill positions? | |
| How are cases of poisoning from tin metal, its oxides, and its salts classified? | |
| What did European migrants convert much of the land to? | |
| What is the name of the largest cathedral in the world? | |
| What is the average high temperature in Windsor Locks? | |
| How many players have been chosen as first-team All-Americans? | |
| What is the soundness of deductive systems for first-order logic? | |
| How long did it take Portugal to be united with Spain? | |
| What is the term for using one's shoulder or hip to strike an opponent who has the puck or who is the last to have touched it? | |
| On what day should new flag designs become official? | |
| What is the US' second-smallest county by land area? | |
| What did William Pitt the Elder use to wage the war in the colonies? | |
| Who found in the 1944 case of United States v. South-Eastern Underwriters Association that the business of insurance was subject to federal regulation? | |
| What isKona? | |
| What are smaller administrative regions called in all but two states? | |
| What may the use of vasoactive agents for people with pulmonary hypertension cause? | |
| What is their advice if coupling is not necessary? | |
| If rights, obligations or benefits exist, they must be factored into what tests? | |
| Who administers Insular areas? | |
| What is the time course over which statins provide prevention against? | |
| When did it become socially almost obligatory? | |
| When was the New Economic Policy started? | |
| What have Republicans taken on same-sex marriage since 2015? | |
| Where can a woman drop her mother's surname? | |
| What was the purpose of the redundancy on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and Navy: NCIS? | |
| During what war did Oxford house the court of Charles I? | |
| What effect does marriage have on the names of spouses in Chile? | |
| What type of logic is first-order logic? | |
| Where were civilians heading to surrender to western Allied forces? | |
| Why did The Sunday Times impersonate Brown? | |
| What did Reince Priebus call Republicans to do? | |
| Why is Polish notation rarely used in practice? | |
| Who was a prominent liberal Republican from 1936 to 1970? | |
| Who was the leader of the Soviet Union in 1985? | |
| Who fills the casual vacancy of a State senator? | |
| What happens to the hailstone when the liquid outer shell collects other smaller hailstones? | |
| What is the name of the city that has the most rain? | |
| Who had little chance of returning to Africa? | |
| What was Georgia established on? | |
| Where is the Port of Istanbul? | |
| Who founded Morrell's? | |
| What does bacteria release? | |
| How many people died in the sinking of the Wilhelm Gustloff? | |
| Who founded Robert College? | |
| What is the name of the Allied air support operation? | |
| What has happened to the average American woman's salary? | |
| What is used to do above the line voting? | |
| What does MCh stand for? | |
| What are the streets of stiklal Avenue now lined with? | |
| Where is most of the world's tin traded? | |
| How many people were in the 1860 census? | |
| When did Abgar V convert to Christianity? | |
| What form when a layer of above-freezing air exists with sub-freezing air both above and below? | |
| What do hybrid buses use? | |
| What happens when a penalty offense is committed by a team that does not have possession of the puck? | |
| Who designed the Greek Acropolis? | |
| What language was not allowed to allow women more control over property? | |
| Where was the Sawat saxophone created? | |
| What is the term for knowledge about morals? | |
| Where was sunk relief mainly restricted to? | |
| Where was Puritan located? | |
| In what year did the African Americans send their first ship to Liberia? | |
| What were some of the men veterans of? | |
| On what shore were the Baltic states annexed by the Soviet Union? | |
| What did the 1967 Executive Order do? | |
| How many miles away from Imphal is Silchar? | |
| What type of motion is present when moisture is present? | |
| What did Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri argue about slavery? | |
| What is Pittsburgh's longest-running theatre show? | |
| What partitions the domain of discourse? | |
| What is the third largest airport in the country? | |
| Principles of what type of engineering are applied to mechanical structures? | |
| In what year was the first insurance company in the United States formed? | |
| What is an important feature of the central plain? | |
| What genre of music does Kenny G play? | |
| How are deductive systems for first-order logic complete? | |
| Social psychologists like Martin Hoffman and Jonathan Haidt emphasize social and emotional development based on what? | |
| When did the intense involvement of lawyers in politics become an American characteristic? | |
| What are the three main functions of decentralized functions? | |
| Where do physicians get their license and medical council registration number? | |
| All matrices satisfying the antecedent satisfy what conclusion of the implication? | |
| How long is the time course over which statins provide prevention against death? | |
| The language for both the keyboard and the interface can be changed through what? | |
| Where did the school reach in the 2009 rankings of Masters of Management? | |
| How is the economic incentive to expand horizontally or vertically compatible with the social interest in maximizing long-run consumer welfare? | |
| When did the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands end? | |
| What book did John Newton write? | |
| Who makes the binding decisions? | |
| In what year did Connecticut move from 29th to 30th most populous state? | |
| When did the League of Communists of Yugoslavia collapse? | |
| Where were the slaves kept while awaiting shipment? | |
| What is an example of a clan name? | |
| Why do liberals want a partnership with the private sector? | |
| How do the i-stems behave? | |
| What is the name of the exhibition at the Smithsonian Institution National Museum of American History? | |
| What is the name of the monsoon that is the most common during the summer? | |
| Who were the West Africans sold to? | |
| What percentage of white American men were eligible to vote? | |
| How long is the program? | |
| How many years of theoretical and clinical study are in the master in medicine courses? | |
| What did the missions introduce? | |
| What is the traditional name for the supreme head of the church? | |
| What was the name of the plan that marked the transition from capitalism to socialism? | |
| On what floors of the Cathedral of Learning are the 30 Nationality Rooms located? | |
| How many officers were on the station by the 1850s? | |
| When did communities adopt surnames? | |
| How many seats did Republicans lose in the Senate? | |
| What did the NAEH focus on to house the chronically homeless population? | |
| What did merchants often buy from farmers? | |
| What type of call sites may a subprogram have? | |
| What does the HEARTH Act do? | |
| Who uses an in-group criterion for moral foundation? | |
| What are the numbers of the Pantone Matching System? | |
| What position did Newt Gingrich hold? | |
| Which party lost 7 seats in the House in November? | |
| What type of order is the saxophone produced on? | |
| What were the first medical schools to issue degrees and diplomas? | |
| What are two other daily newspapers? | |
| How are claims against a policy handled? | |
| What did the NCH call these acts? | |
| What had made ocean travel particularly difficult and risky for ships? | |
| Who wrote a 1999 paper about a decentralized system? | |
| What is the name of Seattle's electronica show? | |
| What foundation cosponsors Brain Awareness Week? | |
| What did not specify any particular arrangement, number of points, or orientation for the stars and the arrangement? | |
| Who announced it would investigate changing the electoral system for the Senate? | |
| Merritt Parkway and Wilbur Cross Parkway form what? | |
| What is the position of the Catholicos in the Armenian Apostolic Church hierarchy? | |
| How many soldiers were in the People's Liberation Army and Partisan Detachments of Yugoslavia? | |
| Who explained the pros and cons of job creation arguments? | |
| When did Reagan leave office? | |
| What would happen if trade and a secure food supply were established? | |
| How can macronyms be nested? | |
| What happens to windward sides? | |
| What did Constantinople do after its reestablishment as Constantinople in 330 CE? | |
| How large is the Schenley Farms Historic District? | |
| What is postmodern music? | |
| What has the result of the studies of structural failures resulted in? | |
| Who established ecclesiastical usage in the sixth century? | |
| What is f? | |
| How many people lived in New England in 1725? | |
| How wide is the Bolivian flexure? | |
| How many equal horizontal stripes does the canton consist of? | |
| How long does it take to earn a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in Theology? | |
| When are clinical sciences studied? | |
| Wages are set and differentiated according to what? | |
| What manifests as the blurring of the image? | |
| Who expressed concern about the amendments? | |
| Where is the Dolmabahçe Palace located? | |
| Who threatened to close the papers down if they weren't taken over by someone else within the allotted time? | |
| What has the DASH diet been shown to do? | |
| What style was low relief seen as? | |
| Who was the founder of Mellon Bank? | |
| During what years did it remain Europe's largest city? | |
| What does the Armenian Orthodox Church argue about Monophysitism? | |
| In what year did Oxford have one of the largest urban park and ride networks in the UK? | |
| Who was the leader of the People's Republic of China after Mao's death? | |
| What happens when two players serve five minutes without their team incurring a loss of player? | |
| What are the differences between men and women? | |
| How long does the Roosevelt Island Tramway whisk commuters between Roosevelt Island and Manhattan? | |
| Who was the most recent Republican presidential candidate to win a majority of the Manhattan vote? | |
| What was the party of Northeastern Protestants? | |
| In what year did a Central Florida Commission on Homelessness study indicate that the region spends $31,000 a year per homeless person? | |
| What has the Republican Party done to the gay rights movement? | |
| In what year did Chakravyuha win the Fringe Firsts Award? | |
| What happened to Africa's population after the suppression of the slave trade? | |
| What is overriding? | |
| What is the oldest Byzantine church in Istanbul? | |
| How many African rulers signed anti-slavery treaties? | |
| What is a function defined as? | |
| Who provided the land for Providence Plantation? | |
| What organization was the Sunday Times accused of corruption in 2010? | |
| What is the father's name followed by in Hebrew patronymic names? | |
| What other non-glyceride lipids are found in biological membranes? | |
| When did the Clotilde land in Alabama? | |
| What app in Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2 includes a counterpart settings page? | |
| What is the traditional view of agricultural food production? | |
| Who believes corporations should be able to establish their own employment practices? | |
| What caused a large demand for housing? | |
| What can happen up and down hierarchies? | |
| Which states are subdivided into counties? | |
| Where was the Meissner effect discovered? | |
| What major music labels have shown little interest in the drum and bass scene? | |
| What did the Mi'kmaq call lacrosse? | |
| What is the Latin word for "whose"? | |
| Where have studies been conducted on the empirics of morality? | |
| Where are cities completely independent from the county in which they would otherwise be a part? | |
| What is the city's leading football club? | |
| What did Jo Freeman attend in June 1967? | |
| Where was the Connecticut shoreline between? | |
| How many countries have ice hockey federations? | |
| What happened to Pangaea during the Triassic? | |
| How many jobs does Pitt support in Allegheny County? | |
| What act authorized the Troubled Asset Relief Program? | |
| What are the typical stimulus proposals? | |
| What are two threatened members of the rodent order? | |
| The language for both the keyboard and the interface can be changed through what? | |
| What European nationalities were involved in the initial Atlantic naval explorations? | |
| What is the usual representation of formulas? | |
| What is another term for subprograms? | |
| What is the average annual precipitation over land? | |
| What are some suggestions for deploying Microsoft Windows behind? | |
| Entrepreneurs had begun to mine and smelt what? | |
| In what year was the White House completed? | |
| How often does Microsoft release security patches? | |
| What animals were brought with the horses? | |
| What was the net result of immigration from outside the United States? | |
| What new print section was added in 2001? | |
| New York has the highest average cost for what? | |
| What was the puppet state created by Germany? | |
| What is the purpose of the Armenian Apostolic Holy Church as a national church? | |
| Who were elected to the Board of Trustees of WUP in 1895? | |
| What type of magnification M is not always the most useful measure of magnifying power? | |
| What are Ben followed by the father's name? | |
| What type of mythology does the name Balder come from? | |
| The Löwenheim-Skolem theorem shows that if a theory of cardinality has an infinite model, what kind of theory has models of every infinite cardinality greater than or equal to? | |
| What did the National Association of Insurance Commissioners do? | |
| What act shifted the core base? | |
| What would a byname be used in situations where more than one person had the same name? | |
| How many hours of sunshine does Connecticut get each year? | |
| What is morality the answer to at the individual level? | |
| What type of lenses are most lenses? | |
| Early mouthpieces were designed to produce a warm and round sound for what type of playing? | |
| What is Istanbul's rank in terms of population? | |
| What type of structures must be signed off by a chartered engineer in the UK? | |
| What team did Manon Rhéaume play for? | |
| What type of law are postgraduate courses taught in in pontifical universities? | |
| What influence did Roman governance and technology have on the less developed nations? | |
| How many districts does stanbul have? | |
| Windows 1.0 does not allow what? | |
| When did UConn become the first school in NCAA Division I history to have its men's and women's basketball programs win the same national title? | |
| What two states are treated as equivalents to townships by the US Census Bureau? | |
| What is the source of much of the sedimentary rock in California? | |
| Who has official custody of the flag designs? | |
| How are compound surnames often referred to? | |
| What department is responsible for local government in the United States? | |
| What is the most important of the revolutions? | |
| What is the main focus of CVD risk? | |
| What is the name of the airport in Manipur? | |
| What is Rotterdam? | |
| Why would a major oil leak in a seagoing tanker be disastrous for the Baltic Sea? | |
| At what temperature can snowflakes form in threefold symmetry? | |
| What compound is almost as toxic as cyanide? | |
| Who opined in an after lunch talk that at least a 10 percent chance of at least a 10 percent loss was sufficient to establish reasonableness and significance? | |
| How long are the B.A.M.S, B.U.M.S, and B.S.M.S courses? | |
| The territory of Louisiana was west of what river? | |
| How much has the number of women's ice hockey players increased in the last 10 years? | |
| What is an example of a universal or existential quantifier that can bind arbitrarily many variables simultaneously? | |
| What did each side believe after the war was over? | |
| Who may be responsible for the structural design and integrity of an entire system? | |
| What must all insurance policies and claim-related documents consistently reference the relevant company within the group? | |
| Where do the commuter rail linesconverge? | |
| How many countries does Pitt's study abroad program help to facilitate student study? | |
| What term was coined by Samuel Peters in 1781? | |
| Why do the topics that form the main foci of research change over time? | |
| In what century did several families adopt surnames that followed the family name? | |
| What year was the proclamation issued by King Edward III of England? | |
| In what year did Reconstruction take place? | |
| What are the peaks between Lake Tahoe and Fredonyer Pass? | |
| What is the name of the prestigious private prep school located in Manhattan? | |
| What term does Alaska use for county-equivalents? | |
| What has been explored in the bass line region? | |
| Why was the Baltic Sea covered with ice? | |
| Why did the Howard government win control of the Senate in 2005? | |
| How are sentences viewed in propositional logic? | |
| What does changing the interface language do for preinstalled Windows Store apps? | |
| Which university's programs were ranked in the latest National Research Council rankings? | |
| What is the average high temperature during the summer months? | |
| How many major storms hit Connecticut in 2011 and 2012? | |
| What team does the Bronx have? | |
| What is a predicate? | |
| Catholics, Jews, and Southern Protestants were all what party? | |
| How can a surname with the prefix "Fitz" be spelled? | |
| What is the most common application of the artisan technique? | |
| What was the name of the 10-year plan endorsed by Mayor Bart Peterson? | |
| What was the result of Santiago Ramón y Cajal's technique? | |
| What commodities does Istanbul produce? | |
| Who lent the Star Spangled Banner Flag to the Smithsonian Institution? | |
| What was the population of Istanbul at the end of the 18th century? | |
| Who is an example of a writer? | |
| Along with associations and companies, what type of agencies serve the insurance industry in the United States? | |
| How many people were employed as of December 2015? | |
| Where does the candidate receive the MD degree? | |
| What has happened to the Greek population since the 20th century? | |
| Where does the z-axis point? | |
| What type of heliport is the West 30th Street Heliport? | |
| How many of the violent acts were lethal? | |
| What do surnames often denote? | |
| What are examples of extreme forces in civil engineering structures? | |
| What were some of the high-tempo break beats made up of? | |
| How are unknown coordinates often denoted in analytic geometry? | |
| Where did Pitt rank globally in the 2015/16 QS World University Rankings? | |
| What danger has many leagues made boarding a major and game misconduct penalty? | |
| What happens in Portuguese-speaking countries? | |
| Why was understanding of how structures stood up limited? | |
| What is the basic qualification for practicing Ayurveda? | |
| When did Tito die? | |
| What is the "new public management"? | |
| The Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act (Imp.) of 1900 established what as part of the new system of dominion government in newly federated Australia? | |
| What is the second major political force in stanbul? | |
| Who publishes The Times? | |
| What is the benefit of using alternate fingerings? | |
| In what culture is the surname Lee used? | |
| What does TRT stand for? | |
| Why is the 360's system backwards compatible with the original Xbox? | |
| What do immoral behaviours jeopardize? | |
| When did the Baltic Sea become a mass grave for retreating soldiers and refugees? | |
| What was the main influence for Drum and Bass? | |
| What are the only provinces that want or are capable of handling responsibility? | |
| How many votes did the House of Commons get in favor of abolishing the Atlantic slave trade? | |
| When was the first game played in Montreal? | |
| What was the circulation of The Sunday Times in 1994? | |
| What is the metal alloy referred to as? | |
| What is the antithetic "bourgeois individualist" associated with? | |
| If X is infinite and there is more than one element in Y, how many functions are there from X to Y? | |
| What degree has been replaced with the MBBS degree? | |
| What is another name for the Connecticut Compromise? | |
| What is the first step to substitute t for x? | |
| In what year did the Byzantines recapture Constantinople? | |
| Who was the first US team to join the NHL? | |
| What does NCH stand for? | |
| What language does Pera come from? | |
| What represents a 20th century move towards establishing something stable, structured, and rationalised within what had become a world of chaos, flux and change? | |
| Which avenues traverse the campus from west to east? | |
| What is the name of the Radcliffe Institute? | |
| What branch of the Carnegie Public Library is Schenley Plaza? | |
| When did the Supreme Plenum cease to be active? | |
| Istanbul is located in what region of Turkey? | |
| Which composer challenged the prevailing narratives of beauty and objectivity common to Modernism? | |
| New York's strong commercial ties to what country led to its growing immigrant population? | |
| What culture stabilized the languages of Spain, France, Portugal, and Italy? | |
| Who did the Puritan colonies share threats with? | |
| Who did physicians and surgeons give lectures to? | |
| Who had higher rates of geriatric syndromes than seniors in the general population? | |
| What areas of Oxford have a cosmopolitan character? | |
| What is the increase from 2002? | |
| What are more common and more important commercially than the tetraorgano derivatives? | |
| When were the Valley and Mariposa Grove added to the Park? | |
| Where were revolutions in the Americas? | |
| What type of algae live in the sea ice? | |
| What does the bill do? | |
| What resembles a faster version of the ragga influenced jungle music of the 1990s? | |
| In some rare cases, a player may receive up to how many minutes in penalties for one string of plays? | |
| How long did Sax have a patent for the saxophone? | |
| What is the name of the conference center? | |
| What was created on March 3, 1849? | |
| How much representation does each state have? | |
| What is different per city area? | |
| What form when supercooled cloud droplets freeze? | |
| The group may have been the first non-indigenous people to see what? | |
| What was the name of the amendment that was defeated by anti-feminists? | |
| What is the name of the sea aquarium at Diergaarde Blijdorp? | |
| Whatbrutalizes both the wielder of power and the one over whom it is exercised? | |
| When did the deregulation of some industries begin? | |
| Who was Alan Turing in 1936? | |
| What position did he run for in 1990? | |
| What was the last dynasty in Vietnam? | |
| Where was it common to have an absentee member of Parliament? | |
| If a fe is diabetic, who is more likely to develop heart disease? | |
| What causes the lens to be plano-convex or plano-concave? | |
| Who made a distinction between tribal and territorial morality? | |
| What is the most common type of relief found in the Hindu and Buddhist art art of India and Southeast Asia? | |
| How much progress has been made in first-order logic? | |
| What are the low reliefs on the Ishtar Gate of Babylon? | |
| What was the People's Republic of? | |
| Who summarized the bill? | |
| What was the minimum wage per hour in 2009? | |
| When does the dioxide SnO2 form? | |
| The flag resolution appears between other resolutions from what body? | |
| In describing nanostructures, it is necessary to differentiate between the number of dimensions on what scale? | |
| What happens to existing dominant histories that claim to represent a universal experience? | |
| What is another name for Alphabet agencies? | |
| What federal district was formed from land ceded to the Federal Government by the states of Maryland and Virginia? | |
| How many cubic meters of water did the Krkçeşme water supply network provide? | |
| Where is the Nothnagle Log House located? | |
| What term is often used interchangeably with the term neuroscience? | |
| When was the Valley and Mariposa Grove ceded to California? | |
| In what year did Yale University and Johns Hopkins University hold their first ice hockey matches? | |
| What is a surplus line insurer? | |
| When did Bryn Mawr College and Haverford College develop a system of sharing residential colleges? | |
| What was an on-side game before the 1930s? | |
| In addition to historic preservation, what else is a scenic historic appearance maintained for? | |
| What are the levels of the nervous system? | |
| What is the name of the city created by the expansion of West Street? | |
| What does YABA stand for? | |
| What were Hellenistic and Roman sarcophagus reliefs cut with instead of chisels? | |
| How many violent acts did the NCH report? | |
| What are lenses called in which closer-to-ideal, non-spherical surfaces are used? | |
| What percentage of Manhattan residents spoke only English at home as of 2010? | |
| What do conservatives typically argue for? | |
| What type of overtime is preferred by North Americans in tournament play? | |
| What party did self-described Democrats have a +8 advantage over among college graduates? | |
| Who is the director of the Museum of the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin? | |
| What system replaced the county sheriff? | |
| Along with the Kuki National Organisation, what is the other umbrella organization of the Kuki insurgent groups? | |
| Towns and townships are subdivisions of what? | |
| What are interns called in some commonwealth nations? | |
| How many unstable isotopes are there? | |
| What are the three respected schools in Manipur? | |
| What type of masterpieces are still part of Manhattan's skyline today? | |
| Where does the ice remain dynamic all year? | |
| How long do oral arguments last? | |
| What was the Liberation Front of the Slovene Nation? | |
| Where was Gregory sent to be consecrated? | |
| What percentage of votes did Thomas E. Dewey get in the South in 1944? | |
| What are some of these behaviors? | |
| What is the City of Groton a subsection of? | |
| Who discovered new deposits of tin in Colombia? | |
| How often does the Federation of European Neuroscience Societies hold a meeting? | |
| What is the second coordinate axis of a point called? | |
| Who led Finland in the twelfth century? | |
| Along with the Portuguese, to what empire did the First Atlantic slave trade go? | |
| In what state are judicial districts primarily used? | |
| What service does Microsoft use to release security patches? | |
| What is one of the benefits of the Newsstand app? | |
| How many stories is the Park Row Building? | |
| What are the oldest examples of Ottoman architecture in Istanbul? | |
| Where was the first indoor game played? | |
| Who gave pejorative or cruel nicknames to Jewish families who didn't choose a surname? | |
| What does MoMA stand for? | |
| What song played a large role in popular culture and became a feminist anthem? | |
| How are fatty acids synthesized? | |
| How many non-government Senators are needed to pass legislation? | |
| Whose ideas returned to prominence in the 1970s and 1980s? | |
| How does ABC rank in terms of full-price cover sales in the Republic of Ireland? | |
| What are some drum and bass subgenres? | |
| New York City overtook what city as the most populous city in the world in 1925? | |
| What kind of metal is the standard rain gauge? | |
| In what year did the NAEH and the U.S. ICH encourage communities to create and implement state and local strategic plans to prevent and end homelessness? | |
| When did the Supreme Court legalize same-sex marriage? | |
| The morphology, molecular identity, and what other characteristics of neurons are also of interest? | |
| Why did other Uralic peoples not have surnames? | |
| Where are new deposits of tin reported to be located? | |
| When was Pitt Arts founded? | |
| Where is this especially true? | |
| What kind of cost does expressiveness come at? | |
| When was the All Saints' Flood? | |
| What does DES stand for? | |
| What did some prominent Republicans do after the loss? | |
| What is an example of a mountain pass with obsidian arrowheads? | |
| Along with Astronomy and Agriculture, what field of study was influenced by cursive script? | |
| In what pattern did the swing bands of the 1930s use saxophone and brass sections playing off each other? | |
| Who was appointed editor by Beer? | |
| What term does Louisiana use for county-equivalents? | |
| What were Hellenistic and Roman sarcophagus reliefs able to encourage? | |
| What did the Boston Tea Party dump into Boston Harbor? | |
| What happens with height in the Andes? | |
| How are senators counted? | |
| What organization did Friedan pressure to use Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act? | |
| Who took control of mainland China in 1949? | |
| What did long-term PM exposure increase rate of? | |
| How many species of vascular plants live in the Andes? | |
| What political party initially consisted of white Protestants and African-Americans? | |
| What is the Tempio Malatestiano? | |
| What year was Windows 8 released? | |
| When did the Supreme Court legalize same-sex marriage? | |
| How much money was used for Homeless Assistance Grants? | |
| What did the colony turn to as a cash crop? | |
| What was the decline of homeless families in 2007? | |
| Why did New England farming families live in wooden houses? | |
| What is the government's broader unemployment rate? | |
| What type of derby takes place on Saturday? | |
| What should be done if the edges of the flag become tattered? | |
| What is not the ideal shape for a lens? | |
| Why do common nouns not take capital initials in standard English orthography? | |
| Where did Costa Rica and Florida begin their stints in the slave trade? | |
| What chemical reacts with tin metal to give SnCl4? | |
| How long does medical education last in most institutions? | |
| What revolution influenced generations of jazz musicians? | |
| Recent advances in neuroscience have been aided by what? | |
| What are the central objects of investigation in most fields of modern mathematics? | |
| How much does it cost? | |
| What is the risk of rheumatic heart disease after untreated strep throat? | |
| What percentage of GDP did U.S. corporations pay in taxes in 2011? | |
| What are some systems for first-order logic? | |
| What does Marxist-Leninist cultural policy focus on? | |
| What national bids for the Summer Olympics have ended unsuccessfully? | |
| How are first and second declension adjectives declined for the masculine and neuter forms? | |
| What is the maximum amount of Connecticut income tax that must be withheld? | |
| By 1999, the NHL had expanded to how many teams? | |
| What coordinates can be used to specify the position of a point in three-dimensional space? | |
| What was the third cause identified by mayors? | |
| What country lost its most important colony to a slave revolt in 1791? | |
| What has come to replace the original family name? | |
| When was Marxism-Leninism created? | |
| What did the neural network underlying moral decisions overlap with? | |
| What was the last European state to convert to Christianity? | |
| What city hosts the United Nations Headquarters? | |
| What were Republicans' next highest ranked items? | |
| What is Windows XP? | |
| What was the history of the Great House of Cilicia as an autocephalous church? | |
| What version of high-relief did Ancient Greek sculpture use? | |
| What is the process called that involves the synthesis of fatty acids from acetyl-CoA and the esterification of fatty acids in the production of triglycerides? | |
| What is developed to try to find a derivation in less time than a blind search? | |
| When was the former Istanbul Stock Exchange established? | |
| Along with Pascal and many dialects of BASIC, what are some programming languages? | |
| What city in Germany had expressed interest in hosting? | |
| What type of movement has there been a tendency to feel that a nation will not survive or prosper without acknowledging one common morality? | |
| Who persecuted Armenian Christians? | |
| What was quickly realized when the quest for sources of tin ores began in the Bronze Age? | |
| What area of Connecticut is more culturally influenced by the greater New England area? | |
| What type of model can be used to create a catenary? | |
| What are some medical specialties that specifically address the diseases of the nervous system? | |
| In most Spanish-speaking and Portuguese-speaking countries, how many last names may be used? | |
| What is one of the highest-income places in the United States? | |
| What was the last census? | |
| What is the name of the medical school in Safed? | |
| Who has found the most support for Republicans in recent elections? | |
| How many civilians were killed? | |
| What is an example of an official building in Beyolu? | |
| How much faster was the rate of natural growth of North American slaves than the population of England? | |
| What book supported secession of Quebec from Canada? | |
| What is Sn(C4H9)3H? | |
| Where did Irish immigrants take slaves in 1651? | |
| Who built the step pyramid for Pharaoh Djoser? | |
| How much rainfall can areas in their path receive from a tropical cyclone passage? | |
| What are some of the mechanisms that produce precipitation? | |
| What set theory is an axiomatization of number theory? | |
| What is another benefit of physical activity? | |
| When did the most destructive storm in New England history strike eastern Connecticut? | |
| What is the precipitation range in the summer months? | |
| Why did some African rulers see an economic benefit from trading their subjects with European slave traders? | |
| When is there a need for public regulation? | |
| What was the Monastery of Stoudios later converted into? | |
| How many National Championships has Pitt won? | |
| In what year did Wilberforce begin his crusade? | |
| Who advises the Municipal Council? | |
| Who was appointed editor of The Times in February 1981? | |
| Where are triglycerides secreted? | |
| When was Roots: The Saga of an American Family published? | |
| Where did parts of the Sunsás Orogen disappear from the surface of earth? | |
| What are sphingolipids converted into? | |
| In what year did Lincoln give a speech to the Cooper Union? | |
| Who controls these campuses? | |
| Is there a direct relationship between high levels of alcohol consumption and risk of cardiovascular disease? | |
| What is the psychometric grade required by Israeli students? | |
| What do migratory birds use to fuel their flights? | |
| How long did Opening Doors set a path for the nation on preventing and ending all types of homelessness? | |
| In what year did the British military mission in Slovenia report a "steady, slow trickle" of escapes? | |
| What is included in the C21 subclass? | |
| What is the name of the weekly feature in the edition? | |
| What did the Georgian Church disagree with? | |
| Where is the Cathedral of Learning located? | |
| What is the hall on the ground floor? | |
| How many parts can the word "" be broken into? | |
| What is the relationship between alcohol consumption and cardiovascular disease? | |
| What percentage of economic activity did the real estate industry account for in 2009? | |
| When did literary magazines first appear? | |
| Who adopted the official flag? | |
| How long did the movement last? | |
| What is the name of the hybrid school created by Bard College? | |
| What is it often associated with? | |
| What is the stigma of being homeless? | |
| Is there a perfect way to convert these colors to RGB for display on screen or CMYK for printing? | |
| What happened to the soprano saxophone on the jazz scene? | |
| What happened to Africa's population during this period? | |
| What is the point where a coordinate axis meets? | |
| Why did the 2004-2005 NHL season be cancelled? | |
| What was John Witherow's previous job? | |
| The oldest Medical school is a faculty of what university? | |
| What is subject to the state's income tax? | |
| What is an angle made by reflection across a line through the origin making with the x-axis? | |
| What does NCH stand for? | |
| How many spectators did the Hippodrome accommodate? | |
| Beams and columns are called what? | |
| When was Windows 95 released? | |
| In what year did Gloria Steinem gain popularity among feminists? | |
| What did a wave of insurance company insolvencies in the 1980s spark a renewed interest in federal insurance regulation? | |
| New York City is coterminous with how many counties? | |
| Where are paternal and maternal surnames often combined? | |
| What is the settled way of life? | |
| What was the name of Betty Friedan's bestselling book? | |
| Who argues that the history of the region shows that the effects were still quite deleterious? | |
| What happens when an application requests higher privileges or "Run as administrator" is clicked? | |
| What was the second section of InGear that was added in 2002? | |
| How long is the average time between observations? | |
| Who were thinkers who moved away from strict interpretations and applications of structuralist ideas? | |
| What does a DJ do when a drop is so popular? | |
| What did Democrats prefer? | |
| On what day does the parade take place? | |
| The set of all permitted inputs to a given function is called what? | |
| Where were people sold with other goods and services? | |
| Executives and managers face a constant tension between what and decentralizing information technology for their organizations? | |
| Who has been named as a possible influence? | |
| What would Pablo's full name be? | |
| Who replaced Evans as editor of The Times in 1981? | |
| What was the peak circulation of The Sunday Times? | |
| What causes orographic precipitation? | |
| Where is the College of Medicine located? | |
| What were the Bolshevik economic policies from 1917 to 1918? | |
| How many officials are on the ice in a typical hockey game? | |
| What issues did second wave feminism draw attention to? | |
| What is kept within the depth of the arch? | |
| Where does Cassiterite often accumulate? | |
| What type of logic does not use quantifiers? | |
| Who was Giovanni da Verrazzano sailing for? | |
| What types of grass provided more feed for livestock? | |
| How is each Indian Reservation subdivided? | |
| Why did the ASO choose Rotterdam? | |
| What is the name of the museum designed by Frank Lloyd Wright? | |
| What is an academic physician whose work emphasizes basic research called? | |
| Who writes that the process of hegemonic core states has been going on since the Stone Age? | |
| In what country did communism collapse? | |
| Along with loyalty, respect and what else, what did Haidt find that Americans valued more than loyalty and respect? | |
| What is a combination of authorities and localities working together called? | |
| Where was the Revolutionary Insurrectionary Army of Ukraine located? | |
| What type of pressure has been placed on countries with inefficient, undemocratic, overly centralized systems? | |
| What is an example of a standard formula for the distance? | |
| Where were the brain activity changes reported? | |
| What was the 1777 resolution meant to define? | |
| What did Bush do in 2001? | |
| Robbery and burglary are down by more than what percentage during the period? | |
| Which party agreed that bringing the jobs home was the number one solution? | |
| Which country was the greatest carrier of African captives across the Atlantic? | |
| What city has been transformed into the artistic center of the city? | |
| What is the Supreme Court responsible for? | |
| What does ambit mean? | |
| In what country is ice hockey most popular? | |
| What are the names of the two shopping centres in the city centre? | |
| Who are gifts given tobesides the feast? | |
| Which party agreed that bringing the jobs home was the number one solution? | |
| What type of harvests did the collectivisation policies cause severe fluctuations in? | |
| What type of approach is used to design plates? | |
| Which two states proposed variations of the bicameral legislature? | |
| What does it mean to give citizens more influence in the formulation and implementation of laws and policies? | |
| When was it brought by missionaries to Manipur? | |
| What axis do the Andes Mountains form? | |
| What attempts to explain the phenomenon of self-image security? | |
| What was the death rate of the colony during its first years? | |
| What direction did Roman power shift from? | |
| What is a similar concept to "design for the other 90 percent"? | |
| What does CAD include? | |
| What were QPFs used within? | |
| How has the vigour of the scrutiny been fuelled? | |
| Who is the Lieutenant Governor? | |
| What is one of the executive departments? | |
| What territory did the Duke of York capture in 1664? | |
| Who released the most recent report on chemical munitions? | |
| What did mutualism create for Proudhon? | |
| How many national champions does the wrestling program produce? | |
| What happened in the 1930s and 40s? | |
| How did the Supreme Court rule that political states have the right to secede? | |
| What was the first user account created during the setup process? | |
| Where is Darien located? | |
| What is another name for comatic aberration? | |
| What is a Russian's father's name? | |
| What does first-order logic use over non-logical objects? | |
| What is the postal code abbreviation for each state? | |
| How many district council members represent their districts in the Municipal Council? | |
| What is built into Windows? | |
| What does pitched up mean? | |
| What was the city of Constantinople also known as? | |
| Is there a rule on what to call abbreviations whose pronunciation involves the combination of letter names and words? | |
| What was Detroit's unemployment rate in 2009? | |
| When were shelters built for the homeless? | |
| Which kings sold war captives into transatlantic slavery? | |
| When was the first year the Varsity Walk carved? | |
| In what year did the IPHL disband? | |
| In what year was the constitution adopted? | |
| Who provides models for standard state insurance law? | |
| What does hellenizing mean? | |
| What are the most important problems facing the country? | |
| Where did Newsweek rank Pitt in its "The Top 100 Global Universities"? | |
| What are the most frequent types of injury in hockey? | |
| Why is the argument that acronyms should have no different plural form disregarded? | |
| What is the oldest Byzantine church in Istanbul? | |
| Who claim that Marxism-Leninism led to the establishment of state capitalism? | |
| Why do fewer women adopt their husbands' names? | |
| Why are many of the top players not available to participate in the tournament? | |
| What are not precipitation but suspensions? | |
| What is the four-official system? | |
| In what year was 97% of Connecticut's population classified as rural? | |
| What was at the heart of the controversy? | |
| Where is Oxford located? | |
| Between what years did Angola become a Marxist-Leninist state? | |
| What part of a professional program can the term Doctor be used in? | |
| What is the study of the interpretations of formal languages called? | |
| How many children are likely to experience homelessness in a given year? | |
| What do officials use to call a stoppage of play? | |
| What kind of scholarships do foreigners in Tunisia have? | |
| Military academies, the United States armed forces, NASA, single-sex colleges, men's clubs, and the Supreme Court are examples of what? | |
| The rapid expansion of Oxford and the development of its railway links after the 1840s facilitated expansion of what trade? | |
| What is a subclass of glycerophospholipids? | |
| How is the shape of a snowflake determined? | |
| What myth grew out of the Iberians' leadership? | |
| Who is the current Senator of Maine? | |
| What does RAM stand for? | |
| When did the population of Istanbul begin to increase? | |
| What has been found to be compatible with superstitious piety and devotion? | |
| What is the basic medical degree required to practice medicine in Canada? | |
| Who was the president of the United States at the time? | |
| What type of reactions do both classes exhibit? | |
| What was the total value of all New York City property for the 2015 fiscal year? | |
| What did Africans do in the slave trade? | |
| How many sovereign nations are in free association with the United States? | |
| Where was the Holodomor famine? | |
| What is one of the metalogical theorems that makes first-order logic amenable to analysis in proof theory? | |
| What part of Connecticut borders New York State? | |
| What was the name of the academy founded in 1787? | |
| Who was the author of Human Scale? | |
| How much did the number of new businesses starting each year drop after the recession? | |
| What would he never be regarded as? | |
| What does this view ignore? | |
| How are components for all supported input languages installed during Windows installation? | |
| What did Microsoft release on January 6, 2005? | |
| What is useful as a technique to reduce the number of inference rules or axiom schemas in deductive systems? | |
| What percentage of Manhattan's population speaks a language other than English at home? | |
| What was the decrease in federal spending in 1989? | |
| What is linked to cardiovascular risk? | |
| What does each stack frame contain? | |
| In what country is a first professional graduate degree awarded upon graduation from medical school? | |
| What happened to rescue workers and residents of the area? | |
| How long are the panther structures given to a campus group? | |
| What must one hold in order to be eligible to apply for an MD degree from a UK or Commonwealth University? | |
| Who did the RSFSR inherit the war against? | |
| What was below its historical average relative to GDP? | |
| Sir Edmund Andros and Francis Nicholson were what? | |
| Does the semantic element change? | |
| When did Colombia receive its first enslaved people? | |
| What is the name of the best-selling book in Britain published by the Times? | |
| The proofs demonstrate a connection between the unsolvability of the decision problem for first-order logic and the unsolvability of what problem? | |
| What is the most commonly employed semantics for second-order and higher-order logic known as? | |
| What year was the Australian constitutional crisis? | |
| How many millimeters of uplift does the Gulf of Bothnia receive? | |
| What are tools from molecular biology and genetics used for? | |
| How is the status of the Armenian Apostolic Church defined? | |
| Does total fat intake appear to be an important risk factor? | |
| What is it called for some to believe that morality does not depend on religion? | |
| What is the process of oxidizing fatty acids similar to but not identical to? | |
| What new section was added in 1992? | |
| What percentage of Americans said that jobs were the nation's most important problem in March? | |
| In Ethiopia and Eritrea, a child adopts the given name of one of their parents as what? | |
| When did the British Parliament assert its supreme authority to lay taxes? | |
| In what country are parts of Romania, Bavaria, Austria, South India, Sri Lanka, Madagascar and countries in the East Asian cultural sphere? | |
| What is the excess carbohydrate converted to when there is an oversupply of dietary carbohydrate? | |
| How many years of training do residencies and fellowships involve? | |
| What is an important artifact of the state-based insurance regulation system in the United States? | |
| What is one of the characteristic features of superconductors? | |
| What is the Dolmabahçe Palace? | |
| Who eclipsed the Chetniks? | |
| How is an acronym pronounced? | |
| Sherratt argues that agriculture allowed humans to make use of the energy possibilities of what? | |
| What park is located on a hillside adjacent to the Bosphorus Bridge? | |
| What did the reduction of the number of stripes honor? | |
| When was this book first published? | |
| Post-structuralism is considered to be part of what movement? | |
| What did 90 percent of New Yorkers believe? | |
| What is the metabolic process by which fatty acids are broken down in the mitochondria and/or in peroxisomes to generate acetyl-CoA? | |
| How is Tin generated? | |
| In what year did the Brooklyn Bridge open? | |
| What is another name for the Cartesian coordinate system in two dimensions? | |
| What act mandates equal opportunity to a free public education to homeless students? | |
| In 1763, Spain traded Florida to Great Britain in exchange for control of what city? | |
| Who was the owner of the American hamburger chain Fuddruckers? | |
| Where was the author a student at King's College School? | |
| What does cordillera mean? | |
| Living in one spot would have allowed the accrual of what? | |
| What word does the name "Manhattan" derive from? | |
| How much money did Mayor Bloomberg propose in cuts to the city's budget for homeless services? | |
| Who manages Istanbul's sewage treatment system? | |
| What were completed in Manhattan during the 1930s? | |
| What is one of the major New York City dailies? | |
| What type of aircraft includes launch vehicles? | |
| How long ago did the Paz Mio family exist? | |
| England made its first successful efforts at the start of what century? | |
| What must happen to a recursive subprogram? | |
| Why has the population of Anatolia increased tenfold since the 1950s? | |
| What types of real-world opportunities does Pitt offer? | |
| When did the first manual telephone exchange become operational in Istanbul? | |
| Before the 2005-06 NHL season, play was stopped when a pass from inside a team's defending zone crossed what line? | |
| What are dendrites? | |
| What kind of logic are systems weaker than? | |
| Who was Samuel Brannan? | |
| When was Reconstruction? | |
| How many women formed the Antifascist Front of Women? | |
| In a simpler form, images are usually what in nature? | |
| What was the last country to ban the Atlantic slave trade? | |
| What do many observers see Figure 8 as "flipping in and out" between? | |
| Where is Mount Lyell located? | |
| What is the top ZIP code on the Upper East Side? | |
| When was the first fully professional hockey league formed? | |
| Children take the surnames of what? | |
| What other companies are headquartered in Rotterdam? | |
| What is one lasting influence of the avant-garde movement? | |
| What services have changed the focus from "managing the problem of homelessness" to ending homelessness by housing individuals who are experiencing homelessness? | |
| What are the three lines of the Istanbul Metro? | |
| What is the risk of injury in ice hockey? | |
| Who came over from England and made many converts? | |
| Who can appoint someone to fill the vacancy until fourteen days after the State Parliament resumes sitting? | |
| What weapons did the Partisans use? | |
| What is a cop commonly cited as being derived from? | |
| What is it mainly bacteria that grow in it that digests organic material and releases hydrogen sulfide? | |
| Along what Avenue is the içek Pasaj located? | |
| Who led Finland in the twelfth century? | |
| What is the world's highest mountain range? | |
| Who reduced the Social Security payroll tax on workers during 2011-2012? | |
| What is a fundamental tenet of the Marxism-Leninist worldview? | |
| In what year did Bristol and Liverpool merchants become more involved in the trade? | |
| What was the price of tin in the 1990s? | |
| What is another term for the origin of morals? | |
| When was the Independent Observer changed to the Independent Observer? | |
| What kind of shadow does the Sierra cast? | |
| What is a superconducting magnet capable of producing? | |
| What is the name of the biggest event? | |
| What happens when rules are more strictly enforced? | |
| What is another name for "bottom-up"? | |
| What type of tin is brittle? | |
| How many countries are traded on the London Metal Exchange? | |
| What is the highest level of secondary school? | |
| What was founded in or near Oxford? | |
| How many seats are in the Ülker Sports Arena? | |
| What is the national church of the Armenian people? | |
| What type of building was erected on the south side of Third Street and Cherry Alley? | |
| Who is the Erasmus University Rotterdam named after? | |
| Where do third-conjugation stems end? | |
| What were early views on the function of the brain regarded as? | |
| Who passed House Joint Resolution Number 728? | |
| What term was used in English to recognize abbreviations? | |
| How many slaves died on a ship? | |
| What years of medical school consist of pre-clinical classes? | |
| What type of satellites do microwave sensors fly on? | |
| What was the religion of the colony of Georgia? | |
| What was the number of homeless families in 2007? | |
| When was Mehmed VI exiled? | |
| What are the coordinates expressed as? | |
| Who took up winter quarters in New York City? | |
| What was not a white man able to support a family? | |
| What office produces standard policy forms and rating loss costs? | |
| What did Simone de Beauvoir examine in the 1940s? | |
| Pond hockey is commonly referred to in hockey circles as what? | |
| What can "de" be interpreted as? | |
| What percentage of the vote did George W. Bush get? | |
| How does water come to Manhattan? | |
| How many homeless veterans were there in the United States in January 2013? | |
| What organization ranked Pitt programs in its latest rankings? | |
| How many pounds of chemical munitions did fishermen catch in 2005? | |
| What percentage of the population was within city limits in 2007? | |
| What are some units of measurement associated with business and scientific apps? | |
| What did au ui eu ei ou represent? | |
| Why are some acronyms chosen? | |
| What do referees do? | |
| In what year was the Louisiana Purchase completed? | |
| When was House Joint Resolution Number 728 passed? | |
| What is a major component of the water cycle? | |
| When was Zaman founded? | |
| What was excluded from sales tax as of July 1, 2011? | |
| What is the most densely populated district on the Asian side? | |
| How many points would each team receive in the standings in the event of a tie? | |
| How many vehicles does the Lincoln Tunnel carry a day? | |
| What are Istanbul's primary motorways? | |
| Who said that the mouthpiece material has little effect on the sound? | |
| What could help create more higher-paying jobs? |