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What major road cycling race took place in France on April 12, 2026?

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Which animal has the longest gestation period, about 645 days almost 2 years

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Name the states with the following nicknames: a. The Beaver state b. The Show Me state c. The Palmetto state

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According to the U.S. Constitution, if none of the candidates for President gains a majority of the electoral votes, how would the choice of President be made?

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The Ohio River originates at which city, and into which greater body of water does it eventually flow?

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What gaming company announced plans to lay off more than 1,000 employees in March 2026, partly due to reduced Fortnite engagement?

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Capital Cities of countries: a. Chile b. Jordan c. Laos

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Of Norway, Sweden, and Finland, which, if any, share a land border with Russia?

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This person is considered one of the greatest athletes of all time. She participated in track and field, basketball, baseball, tennis, javelin, and swimming. She won two gold medals in the 1932 olympics, and numerous golf tournaments in the 1940's and 50'

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The term Alpine skiing refers to downhill skiing. The term Nordic skiing refers to what?

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This language, spoken in Barcelona, is closely related to the French Provençal dialect. The language was banned in 1939 by Spanish dictator Franco. However, due to a surge of nationalism after Franco's death, today it is one of the two official languages. Which language is it?

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Name the U.S. state which has the following nickname: a. The First State b. The Centennial state: c. The Magnolia state

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A deficiency of Vitamin C can cause a disorder characterized by bleeding gums and extreme weakness, called what?

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President Franklin D. Roosevelt referred to the date Dec. 7, 1941 with an ominous quotation. What happened on that date, and how did FDR refer to it?

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Because the Indian tribes living in this region were so friendly, the Spanish named this region after the Spanish and Indian words which mean "friends" or "allies." Today this region is the state with which name?