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What 16th century Dutch family was known for mapmaking abilities and innovations to the printing press? |
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What is the psychosis in which victim believe themself to be animals, namely a wolf? |
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What aquatic sport does a 'wet bob' pursue during Eton's summer term? |
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Who was the first person to sail around the world under the United States flag? |
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What word did the settlers of the Roanoke Island Colony leave carved in a tree as the clue to their disapperance? |
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What is the common term for one cubic decimeter? |
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What was Harrison's chronometer used to measure during 18th century voyages? |
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Who did Henry VIII have beheaded for adultery and witchcraft, along with her wolfhound? |
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Who gave a speech on July 4th, 1939 claiming himself to be the luckiest man on earth? |
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What present day US state was referred to in the Paris Peace Treaty of 1783 as Providence Plantations? |
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What is a group of ostriches called? |
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What is the name of the KC-135 used by NASA to train astronauts for zero gravity? |
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Who are eligible for the Dickin Medal for Valor? |
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What nation exploded its first nuclear device in the Rajasthan Desert in 1974? |
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What military leader died from a nosebleed on his wedding night in 453? |
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What aquatic animal do Detroit Red Wing fans throw on the ice? |
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What number do you get when you adding the opposite sides of a die? |
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Who wrote Meteorologica, popularizing that name for the study of weather? |
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In his first civilian job, who fullfilled his annual IBM sales quota in just 19 days? |
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20.
Les Paul is famous for his innovations for what instrument? |
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