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What was the name of the first nuclear-powered submarine, named after a famous ship from literature?
Nautilus
Pequod
Red October
Hispaniola
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2.
Very well known for its red, blue, yellow and green logo, which company once used the advertising slogan 'Buy It, Sell It, Love It'?
eBay
PayPal
Argos
Loot
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3.
Who served as Chancellor of the Exchequer when Margaret Thatcher first became Prime Minister of the UK in 1979?
Sir Geoffrey Who
Sir Geoffrey Howe
Sir Geoffrey Where
Sir Geoffrey When
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4.
What was the "Rumble in the Jungle" in Zaire in 1974?
A civil war
A mass execution
An expedition
A boxing match
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5.
In the US recently we have had stores crop up such as "Dollar General" or "Dollar Store". The forerunners of these emporiums generally went by what name decades ago?
Boutiques
Nickle backs
Five and dimes
Short change shops
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6.
Which former U.S. president went on to serve as the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and also served in the cabinet of President Benjamin Harrison?
Ronald Reagan
George H.W. Bush
William Howard Taft
Barack Obama
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7.
Which magazine, founded by DeWitt Wallace and Lila Bell Wallace in 1922, featured the following sentence on the cover of its inaugural issue? "... each article of enduring value and interest, in condensed and compact form."
Men's Health
Reader's Digest
National Geographic
Time
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8.
Dulles International Airport is a major hub for international travel in the USA. It handles many international passengers in the Mid-Atlantic region. What person is it named after?
Orville Wright
Allen Welch Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Wilbur Wright
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9.
Washington D.C. secretary Rose Mary Woods became famous for her role in the partial erasure of a US president's taped conversations. What president did Woods work for?
Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
John F Kennedy
Bill Clinton
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The first use of a plea of "temporary insanity" was in 1859 by Daniel Sickles, who had been charged with the murder of the son of which prominent lawyer and poet who composed the words to the US national anthem?
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Paine
Increase Mather
Francis Scott Key
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