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This city was founded around 1457, and was named Edo. It became the primary city in its country from the 16th century. By the 1800's, it had over one million inhabitants, making it possibly the largest city in the world at that time. Today it has a new na

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In 1955, the US launched the world's first nuclear-powered submarine. This ship was named after a sea animal with a spiral shell. What was the name of this ship?

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Mordecai and Rigby, a blue jay and a raccoon, work as groundskeepers at a park, often getting into surreal and bizarre adventures in this animated Cartoon Network series. What is the title of this show?

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This actor died of AIDS in1991. He had kept his illness a secret, fearing he wouldn't be able to work in Hollywood. He was star of a 1978 film about an American imprisoned in Turkey for drug smuggling. What is his name and the name of the film?

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In 1997 Sotheby’s in New York sold what body part of a fossilized tyrannosaurus rex for $1 million?

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Who co-founded Apple Computer with Steve Jobs?

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In which 1992 sports film did Tom Hanks play the role of a overweight, obnoxious drunk?

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What does the acronym USB stand for?

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Two of the five Great Lakes are considered separate lakes, but are actually one lake, separated by the Strait of Mackinac. Together they form the largest of the Great Lakes. Which two lakes are they?

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Which company developed "Pokémon Snap": Dire Wolf Digital, Jupiter Corporation, DeNA or HAL Laboratory?

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The Republican Party first appeared on the U.S. Presidential ballot in which of these years: 1826, 1856, or 1860?

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In what year did American writer Anne McCaffrey die: 1992, 2000, 2011 or 2012?

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Can you name the three non-numerical avenues of New York City between 3rd and 5th avenue? LEXINGTON, PARK, MADISON from east to west

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When water passes through the gills of fish, the fish get what?

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In August, 1995, in the second-largest takeover in U.S. business history, American Broadcasting Company was acquired by what major entertainment corporation?