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Which song features the words, "Newspaper taxis appear on the shore"?
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LUCY IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS
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Which Italian violinmaker developed the proportions of the modern violin and created some of the finest instruments of all time?
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ANTONIO STRADIVARI also called Antonius Stradivarius. 1644?-1737
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This kind of bird has a distinctive call and lays its eggs in the nests of other birds. What is it?
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CUCKOO
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Which song features the words, "Newspaper taxis appear on the shore"?
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LUCY IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS
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Over the past 60 years or so, U.S. death rates from different types of cancer have either remained approximately constant for certain types of cancer , or dropped considerably for other types . However, the death rates from one type of cancer has skyroc
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LUNG --stomach, etc. dropped / breast, colon, prostate steady
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This type of wide sash is worn as a waistband. It was originally worn by men in India, but has recently been adapted for men's formal wear. What is it called?
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CUMMERBUND
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Over the past 60 years or so, U.S. death rates from different types of cancer have either remained approximately constant for certain types of cancer , or dropped considerably for other types . However, the death rates from one type of cancer has skyroc
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LUNG --stomach, etc. dropped / breast, colon, prostate steady
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Which walled city has been called the Cradle of New France, and the Gibraltar of (North) America ?
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QUEBEC, CANADA
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Which walled city has been called the Cradle of New France, and the Gibraltar of (North) America ?
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QUEBEC, CANADA
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What word can refer to a soft, creamy European cheese, or to the fundamental units of matter, smaller than an electrons (as surmised by scientists).
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QUARK
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Today's Trivia - A daily selection of new trivia questions

Which song features the words, "Newspaper taxis appear on the shore"?

Which Italian violinmaker developed the proportions of the modern violin and created some of the finest instruments of all time?

This kind of bird has a distinctive call and lays its eggs in the nests of other birds. What is it?

Which song features the words, "Newspaper taxis appear on the shore"?

Over the past 60 years or so, U.S. death rates from different types of cancer have either remained approximately constant for certain types of cancer , or dropped considerably for other types . However, the death rates from one type of cancer has skyroc

This type of wide sash is worn as a waistband. It was originally worn by men in India, but has recently been adapted for men's formal wear. What is it called?

Over the past 60 years or so, U.S. death rates from different types of cancer have either remained approximately constant for certain types of cancer , or dropped considerably for other types . However, the death rates from one type of cancer has skyroc

Which walled city has been called the Cradle of New France, and the Gibraltar of (North) America ?

Which walled city has been called the Cradle of New France, and the Gibraltar of (North) America ?

What word can refer to a soft, creamy European cheese, or to the fundamental units of matter, smaller than an electrons (as surmised by scientists).

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The first starring role for both Richard Benjamin and Ali MacGraw came about in which 1969 film based on a Philip Roth novel?

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