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74 Minutes

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Why are CD's 74 minutes long?

Authors

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Name three authors who have reached #1 on the New York Times best-seller list, for both fiction and non-fiction?

American Manufacturing

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What product was manufactured by General Motors, IBM, and Rock-Ola?

Language

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What country has the most spoken languages?

Barbie Dolls

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What is Barbie's last name?

Solresol

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What is "Solresol"?

AC

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What was the first building to feature modern air conditioning solely for the comfort of the employees? (Rather than to improve a manufacturing process, or provide extended ...

Cell Phones

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Who placed the world's first cell phone call, and to whom?

World Series

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What were the original names of the baseball teams known today as the San Francisco Giants and the Anaheim Angels?

O Brother, Where Art Thou

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What work was the basis of the movie "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" ?

From the Dalai Lama

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There is an e-mail currently circulating the Internet entitled "Instructions for Life in the New Millennium from the Dalai Lama". It contains such platitudes as "When you lose, ...

Acting Governors

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What three movies featured appearances by both Jesse Ventura and Arnold Schwarzenegger, the then future governors of Minnesota and California, respectively?

Famous Voices

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You may not know her name, but you would probably recognize her voice - who was Jane Barbe?

Scientists

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You may remember Avogadro's Number from high school chemistry. (Don't worry, that's not the question.) What was Amedeo Avogadro's profession before he turned to science?

Capital Punishment

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How many individuals have been executed by the US federal government since the federal death penalty was reinstated in 1988 (and subsequently expanded in 1994)?

Television Comedies

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There was once an actor who co-starred on one of the most popular comedies ever on US television. Shortly after he left that show he landed a new gig starring in his own show. ...

A Three Hour Tour...

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How did the SS Minnow, the ill-fated boat from Gilligan's Island, get its name?

51st state

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If Puerto Rico were ever to become the 51st state, the US flag would need to be redesigned. How could 51 stars be arranged in a symmetrical rectangular pattern for the new ...

Lisa, Lisa, Lisa

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Name five famous actresses named "Lisa". (Just to qualify "famous" for the purpose of this question... Someone we may have seen, more than once, in the United States, on ...

Family Transportation

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Why are station wagons called "station wagons"?

Pet Products

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Who, according to legend, invented the cat door?

See Rock City

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What popular recreational pastime was patented and franchised by the founders of Rock City?

Man on the Moon

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Who was the last person to set foot on the moon?

One Nation Under God

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When were the words "under God" added to the Pledge of Allegiance?

 

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