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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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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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Of all the organs in the human body, which is the only one that can be completely removed without a loss of life? if organ divided into two parts, both must be removed

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Which country is known as the "Land of Milk and Honey?"

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What is the largest instrument in the string section of an orchestra?

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Name the films with people's names in the title: a. 1980 film in which Goldie Hawn enlists in the army? b. 1976 interpretation of a medieval story starring Sean Connery and Audrey Hepburn? c. Bawdy 1963 film about an adventurous 18th Century Englishman

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What is the only videogame franchise originating in the 1970's to have thus far generated over $1 billion in revenue?

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Customarily, the primary colors of the visible spectrum were red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet. However, around 300 years ago, Sir Isaac Newton found another, situated between blue and violet, and named it what?

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He was born in Texas in 1936. He was a football star, creative writer, Rhodes Scholar, singer of folk-rock and country-and-western music, and film personality. Who is he?

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The first of the Beatles films came out in 1964. What was the title, and who was the director?

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What kind of tree and grasshopper have the same name?

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According to the United Nations and international law, the territorial waters of most countries extend how many miles out to sea from their shorelines?

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What city lies approximately halfway between Miami and Havana, Cuba?

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What are the two largest Brazilian cities along the Amazon River?

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Where did each of these people play their college basketball? a. Michael Jordan b. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar although under a different name c. Magic Johnson