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In the film, Casablanca, Humphrey Bogart used the same line four times. What was that line?

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The Byzantine Empire reached its greatest extent under this Emperor. Art and architecture flourished during his reign, and he built the magnificent Hagia Sophia in Constantinople. Who is he?

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The largest part of the human brain controls thought and voluntary movement. What is it called?

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Which actors played the following roles in the film, "The Wizard of Oz"? a. Cowardly Lion? b. Scarecrow? c. Tin Man?

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The Allegheny and Monongehela rivers meet to form the Ohio river in which city?

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What is the name of the seaside resort town in South East England where a major battle raged in the year 1066?

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What is the name of the female head of the Palestinian team who negotiated with the Israelis?

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Paul McCartney's song, "Hey Jude," was dedicated to and named for which young person?

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This 18th Century British politician loved to gamble so much that he refused to leave the gambling tables to eat, and subsequently invented a type of meal which bears his name. What was it?

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This game evolved in the Spanish-Basque region in the 17th century. The ball used in this game sometimes reaches speeds of 150 miles per hour, and people bet on the outcomes of the games. It is sometimes called pelota, but more commonly known as what?

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What are California's three toughest maximum security state prisons?

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On February 18, 1970, the Chicago Seven were acquitted of all major charges. What were they charged with?

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In 1978, five months after Elvis Presley died, a certain song recorded by Elvis sold a million copies. What was the title of this song, written by Paul Anka?

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a. How do you say grape in Spanish? b. In French?

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In 2025, what pop superstar became the first black woman to win the Grammy for Best Country Album?