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The first names of these 20th century American jazz pianists and bandleaders were William and Edward, but they were better known by their noble nicknames. Who were they?

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A snail climbs five inches up a vertical wall each day, but slips four inches down the wall each night. If it starts climbing on the beginning of the first day, on which day will it reach the top of a wall that is 30 inches high?

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This early TV program ran from 1947 to 1960; it was network TV's first weekday children's show, and NBC's first show broadcast in color. What was it?

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Can you identify two National Hockey League teams from the Canadian province of Alberta?

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If all the films showing in America attracted one billion attendees in a year, and the US has 270 million inhabitants, then on average, each person went to how many films in that year?

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What were the first two NFL teams to play in four Super Bowl games without a victory?

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If a foreign born person becomes a U.S. citizen, that person receives all the rights and privileges of natural-born citizens, except for one. What is it?

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Which entertainer has over 500 fan clubs worldwide, even though he's been dead since 1977?

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Which four stringed instruments make up a string quartet?

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What is the world's only city located in two continents?

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This one time Ivory Soap box model starred in the X-rated film, Behind the Green Door. Who is it?

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The Nintendo Game Boy utilized which type of display system?

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

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Besides United States of America, what words are found on every U.S. coin?

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