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What astonishing discovery was made at the Bay of Skaill on Orkney's west coast, Scotland, in 1850?
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Who was the famous Canadian Mohawk Poetess who toured across Canada and the United States sixteen times and made three trips to England where she performed before royalty and entertained capacity crowds at Steinway Hall? |
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In which Canadian province would you be if you're participating in a ceremony where you kiss a fish, drink rum and need to recite the line "Long may your big jib draw"? |
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What is the name of New Zealand's national men's rugby union team? |
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In what year did Wellington become the official capital city of New Zealand? |
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For three days each year, 1500 square miles of what state are not considered part of the USA? |
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Known for housing the world's largest underground chamber, Gunung Mulu National Park is one of the main tourist attractions in Malaysia. Apart from its rich biodiversity and amazing limestone formations, this national park is also famous for its Abraham Lincoln rock profile. On which island is this famous national park located? |
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Standing at 452m, the Petronas Twin Towers were the tallest buildings in the world until the title was overtaken by Taipei 101 (509m) in 2004 and subsequently, Burj Khalifa (828m) in 2010. In which Federal Territory is this pride of Malaysia located? |
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Sarehole Mill in Birmingham, Warwickshire, UK, is one of only two working water-mills in the city but is more famous for which of these reasons? |
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While skating on the Rideau Canal in Ottawa, Canada, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and once the longest skating rink in the world, it's customary to enjoy a Canadian treat of fried dough sprinkled with cinnamon sugar. What's this treat called? |
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