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1   Billkozy asked:
    The lines of longitude on the globe are also called what?
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2   The_Player1001 asked:
    Which museum broke tradition by featuring a continuous spiral walkway instead of separate galleries, revolutionizing how visitors experience art?
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3   LadyNym asked:
    Pope Urban II is associated with what major historical event, which started in 1096?
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4   MariaVerde asked:
    This place is a city in Devon, England, a colony in Massachusetts, USA, and a Meeting in Pennsylvania, USA. It was also a car manufactured by Chrysler.
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5   MariaVerde asked:
    The Sonoran Desert contains this protected area with which Bono and The Edge might be familiar.
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6   suzidunc asked:
    What is the name for the first course of an Italian meal, usually comprising a platter of bite-size meats, cheeses and vegetables?
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7   Upstart3 asked:
    In whose star-based rating system does 1 mean "very good", 2 mean "worth a detour", and 3 mean "worth a special journey"?
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8   The_Player1001 asked:
    For centuries, bookbinders relied on a single material to protect their works, one known for its durability and timeless appeal. What was the most commonly used bookbinding material before modern hardcover books?
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9   looney_tunes asked:
    According to a 17th century nursery rhyme, the lack of which seemingly innocuous item led to the loss of a kingdom?
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10   matthewpokemon asked:
    What iconic 1930s American painting, featuring a farmer holding a pitchfork, also depicts a farmhouse modelled after a real dwelling in Eldon, Iowa?
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11   bigwoo asked:
    What word connects a tear-drop shaped Persian pattern, a city in Scotland, and an American country music singer named Brad?
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12   bigwoo asked:
    In what H.G. Wells novel do humans fight invading Martians and their tripod fighting machines that are one hundred feet tall?
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13   The_Player1001 asked:
    The eucalyptus tree, known for its aromatic leaves, is native to which continent, where it plays a crucial role in the ecosystem?
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14   suzidunc asked:
    What 12-sided polygon is the shape of a British one pound coin and the Vera Cruz Church in Segovia, Spain?
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15   Bowler413 asked:
    Which of these computer companies, larger than it sounds, was bought by Hewlett-Packard in 2002?
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16   wjames asked:
    Which Indian Ocean island country was discovered by Arabs, next visited by the Portuguese, then by the Dutch who named it after Prince of Orange, then colonized by the French and finally the British, before becoming independent in 1968?
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17   DeepHistory asked:
    What first name (in male or female form) links cosmonaut Tereshkova, February 14, and cinematic charmer Rudolph?
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18   Philip_Eno asked:
    Which 20th-century British author said, "The word Fascism has now no meaning except in so far as it signifies something not desirable"?
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19   Upstart3 asked:
    The Prague Spring, a period of liberalization in Czechoslovakia, lasted just over 7 months in which year?
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20   The_Player1001 asked:
    In physics and linguistics, "collision" refers to an impact or clash. In computing, a "hash collision" occurs when two different inputs produce the same output. Which field also uses "collision" to describe overlapping claims or rights?
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