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Name three authors who have reached #1 on the New York Times best-seller
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What was the first national anthem?
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What is rhoticism?
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Where is the lowest point on the surface of the earth
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Who holds the record for falling from the greatest height without a
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What country executed the most people last year (2001)?
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What is the oldest US military base on foreign soil?
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Who is the astronaut in the original MTV logo?
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What country is the world's largest producer of opium?
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Many paintings that depict the crucifixion of Christ include a small
sign attached to the cross above the head of Jesus. This sign is
usually depicted with the letters "INRI". ...
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Why are CD's 74 minutes long?
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What country is the oldest republic still in existence today?
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Who provided the voice of Robin on TV's "Superfriends"?
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What does the "WD" in WD-40 stand for?
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What popular recreational pastime was patented and franchised by the
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What is the "uncanny valley"?
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When were the words "under God" added to the Pledge of Allegiance?
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Who was the first incumbent US president to actively campaign on his own
behalf while in office?
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You may remember Avogadro's Number from high school chemistry.
(Don't worry, that's not the question.) What was Amedeo Avogadro's
profession before he turned to science?
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What company is the largest retailer of wine in the US?
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What is the word for when you mishear the lyrics to a song, and even
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