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In how many different ways can a poker player form a straight flush from a normal deck of 52 cards, no wild cards?

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One of the most notorious money-losing films of all time was a 1980 film about land wars in Wyoming, which cost over $40 Million and grossed less than $4 Million. Critics panned this 3 1/2 hour film, and audiences rejected it. What was the title, and who was the director?

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What campy disco group from the late 70's recorded the pop hit YMCA?

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One of the most popular TV shows of the mid 1980's was Cagney and Lacey . Who were the two stars of this show?

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One of the most important foods eaten by the American colonists was succotash, a dish composed of what two ingredients?

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That famous "Hollywood" sign above Los Angeles is one of the world's most recognizable landmarks, but when built in 1923, it had four more letters. What word was originally written there?

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The Best Supporting Actor Oscar in a 1996 film went to an actor named after a Caribbean island. Which actor, which film?

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Whish US state calls itself, "The breadbasket of America"?

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When her mother, Queen Juliana, abdicated the throne in 1980, her daughter, Beatrix, became Queen of what European country?

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Disneyland in California, and Disney World in Florida, are both located in counties with the same name. What is it?

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These three people are siblings. Mary is a photographer, Stella is a fashion designer, and James, the youngest, is a musician like his father. Who are the parents?

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In which state is John F. Kennedy buried?

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If you roll three dice at the same time, what's the probability of rolling a sum of 3 or 4?

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In 1989, Oliver Stone directed a film about real-life Vietam vet Ron Kovic, who enthusiastically joined the Marines and came back from Vietnam as a quadriplegic, only to endure hostility at home. What was the name of the film, and which actor played the role?

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The first time humans ever saw "it" was 1959, when a Soviet space probe first photographed it. What was it?