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He was sentenced in 1990 to 10 years in prison. His name was Michael Milken, and was known as the "...what...King"?
View AnswerJUNK BOND
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At the current time, until 1999, what planet is farthest from the sun?
View AnswerNEPTUNE
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Can you three pairs of fathers and daughters with top 10 musical hits, (recording individually)?
View AnswerCOLE: nat and natalie / SINATRA: frank and nancy / BOONE: pat and debbie / CASH / johnny and rosanne
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This American recording artist, still popular today after almost 25 years in the business, had big hits singing songs originally recorded by Sam Cooke (wonderful world), the Drifters (up on the roof), and Marvin Gaye (how sweet it is), among others. He re
View AnswerJAMES TAYLOR
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Which comedians made famous each of these phrases: a. "I don't get no respect." b. "Isn't that special?" c. "Well, I'll be a dirty bird."
View Answera. RODNEY DANGERFIELD b. DANA CARVEY c. GEORGE GOBEL
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Which person, who died in 1966, won more Academy Awards than any other person; receiving 29 Oscars during his lifetime?
View AnswerWALT DISNEY
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The winner of the first Miss America pageant, Margaret Gorman, was crowned in 1921, but she did not live in, nor represent, any U.S. state. Which place did she represent?
View AnswerWASHINGTON, D.C
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There are two ways to describe numbers: as cardinal numbers and as ordinal numbers. What is the first ordinal number?
View AnswerFIRST.
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This street in London is named after the French name for a certain woman; on this street you can find the London Planetarium and Madame Toussaud's Wax Works. What is the name of this street?
View AnswerMARYLEBONE ROAD
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