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Semitic is a descriptive term for certain peoples of the Middle East, including Jews and Arabs. The Semites are supposedly descended from the biblical Shem, the eldest son of whom?

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During World War II, which country had the largest battleship (measured by tonnage)? Britain, Germany, Japan, or the United States?

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According to the WBA, there is one weight division between Heavyweight (over 190 lbs.) and Light Heavyweight (over 175 lbs.). What is it?

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Which film starred, in 1968, Steve McQueen and Faye Dunaway, and in its 1999 remake, Pierce Brosnan and Rene Russo?

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The second highest mountain in the world is known by two different names. What are they?

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Fearing that its name might lead to the "spiritual pollution" of Chinese youth, China has banned the sale of which Yves Saint Laurent perfume product in stores across the country?

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What is the meaning of the aviation term, Mach 1?

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Which one of Star Fox's teammates has been deemed one of the most-annoying videogame characters ever?

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Sir Laurence Olivier won an Academy Award in the 1940s for his film portrayal of which Shakespearean character?

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The British call a certain game draughts. What do the Americans call it?

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The Hindu Kush mountain range extends 500 miles westward from Pakistan to what country?

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What is the "holy see"?

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In 1960, one was studying at the London School of Economics and the other at the Dartford Art School. They shared a mutual interest in rhythm and blues music and eventually formed one of the most popular groups of all time, the Rolling Stones. Who were th

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What things are referred to as the "painted ladies" of San Francisco?

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This professional basketball player was voted the National Basketball Association's most valuable player 1984-86, as well as coach of the year in 1998, and for what teams?