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Which New Testament woman can be considered either a woman whom Jesus cured of evil spirits, or a repentent prostitute who washed the feet of Jesus?

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George W. Bush was the second person to follow in his father's footsteps as President of the United States. Who was the first son of a President to become a President?

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What fragrant cosmetic is named for a city in Germany?

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Which too-skinny chick was the world's most famous model in 1967? ... and ... bonus point... what was her real name?

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Since 1962 this musical group from New Jersey amassed 48 entries on the Billboard Hot 100. It has been said that they were to the East Coast what the Beach Boys were to the West. What group is this?

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What team in the National Football League was named after an 1845 poem by Edgar Allan Poe?

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When this Indonesian volcanic island exploded in August 1883, it blew the island apart and caused a tidal wave that killed more than 36,000 people. What was it?

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One of the most commonly spoken languages of the world is Bengali, most commonly spoken in what country?

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What were the names of these two popular films: the remake from 1991 of the original film from 1950, with the same title, which starred Spencer Tracy and Elizabeth Taylor as father and daughter. What's the title?

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The most famous paintings of this French post-impressionist artist who lived from 1839-1906 include Mont Sainte-Victoire and The Card Players. Who is this artist?

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Who was the King of France in 1789, at the beginning of the French revolution

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On a large hill in the city of Athens, you can find a 2400 year old temple. What is it called, and on which hill is it situated?

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Three of the highest rated shows of the 90's were all on NBC. What were they?

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The artist Antonio Canaletto created numerous paintings of which city?

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The Chinese are generally given credit for how many of these three inventions: the abacus, gunpowder, the magnetic compass?