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With which NFL team did Steve Young play in 1985-86 before moving to the San Francisco 49'ers?

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The country of Italy includes two major islands. What are their names?

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In the 1980's, which company advertised with the slogan, "We make money the old fashioned way - we earn it."

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In 1963 a British sex scandal almost brought down Harold MacMillan's government when the Secretary of War resigned after a relationship with an expensive call girl who may have passed on British secrets to a Russian secret agent. Name these two people.

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The headquarters of the NATO, North Atlantic Treaty Organization is located in which country?

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Most sports fans agree that the four greatest are the Irish, French, English, and Kentucky. The greatest what?

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99% of the inhabitants of Somalia observe what religion?

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This former first lady is remembered for her calmness in the face of the British invasion of Washington, D.C. in the War of 1812. When the British burned the White House in 1814 she saved many documents, including a portrait of George Washington by Gilber

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About three-fourths of the mass of the sun consists of which element?

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The shortest French word with all five vowels is the word meaning bird. What is it?

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One of the most important figures from the 20th century was French general and politician Charles de Gaulle. How did he spell his last two names?

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This type of wide sash is worn as a waistband. It was originally worn by men in India, but has recently been adapted for men's formal wear. What is it called?

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Can you name three countries whose spelling begins with the letter D?

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This is one of the most popular participation sports in the world. Created by the British about 100 years ago, it can be played in any season or climate. It was first played as an Olympic sport in 1988. Which sport?

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Just about every day in the summertime, thousands of people join their voices together to sing a song which includes the name of a snack food. What song, what food?