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Who is this?
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Who could be defined as a "menace" because of his clandestine repair
work, mostly south of the equator?
Demar
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What do these people have in common, besides the way they make a living?
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Who painted this?
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Which loyal soldier is often mistaken for a misogynist?
Peter
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These three people should lead you to name a fourth.
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The cast list included a man who had a licence, a drummer, a man who
sounded like a popular eatery and science fiction character, a gangster,
a sun tanned vampire, a man known for his follies and lastly a funny,
young Josephine. The title sounded like there should maybe only have been
a cast of six and it was a vehicle for an octogenarian former starlet.
Which movie?
Apparently the question is much better than the movie.
Neil
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Why is 3.428571428571428571428571428571 (recurring) a modern constant?
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Who is this?
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What was struck where for the first time on Ronald Reagan's 60th birthday?
Alan
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An old school dictionary falls open. Across a two page spread I can
find somebody who literally rakes in the money, a melting pot, an obsolete
measure defined as approximately 18 obsolete measures and a churlish or
miserly person. Are there a couple of popular words missing? They are
on the tip of my tongue...
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Who are these men, and where do they seem to be?
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Link Yucca brevifolia with law on the cheap and a high flying
spy.
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What do the following cities have in common: Bruges, Stockholm, St.
Petersburg, Birmingham and Amsterdam?
Venky
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At the end of the conference the twenty delegates shake hands with everybody
once, except Nigel, as he has his arm in a sling, and Carol who left after
shaking only the hand of Bill, the guest lecturer. How many handshakes
all together?
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Which elements can occur in pure liquid form at room temperature?
3iff
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Which river comes after this sequence of letters?
T A R D M F J O B Q C S G P H K
Hint: We've come full circle.
Mike
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Who is this?
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What is this?
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Which time interval is significantly briefer than it sounds. Defined
as the interval between a green light and the blast of a car-horn in a
particular part of space-time where time is more relative than elsewhere.
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