Food & Drink What 'C' describes a French dessert made of fruit cooked in a spiced sugar syrup?
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On This Day On this day, 12th March, 2009, who pleaded guilty in New York to scamming tens of billions of dollars in probably the biggest financial fraud in US history?
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Science & Nature What is measured in amps?
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Music Name that tune. (½ point each for Artist and Title)
(1957)
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Sport & Leisure What was won in 2009 by a Spaniard, in 2010 by a Luxembourger, in 2011 by an Australian, and in 2012 by a Brit?
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Geography Which European capital city stands on the Manzanares River?
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Anagram I STINK IN VENOM GAS is an anagram of which NFL football team?
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Logos Which international hotel company has this as its logo?
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Music With which song did ABBA win the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest?
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History Which American bank robber was shot dead by FBI Agents outside a Chicago cinema in July 1934?
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Entertainment Which 1970s science fiction TV series starred Ed Bishop as Commander Edward Straker and Gabrielle Drake as Lt. Gay Ellis?
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General Knowledge In skin products, what does the abbreviation SPF stand for?
Food & Drink In French cuisine, what 'T' describes an earthenware dish in which pâté is often served?
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In This Year In this year: Forrest Gump won Best Picture at the 67th Academy Awards; a sarin gas attack on the Tokyo subway killed 13 and injured 5,510; and the Dayton Peace Agreement brought an end to the Bosnian War. What year was it?
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Science & Nature Launched in March 2009, what is the name of the NASA space observatory currently searching for Earth-like planets orbiting other stars?
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Music Name that tune. (½ point each for Artist and Title)
(1980)
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Sport & Leisure Who, in 2000, became the first, and thus far only, British boxer to be knighted?
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Geography What is the state capital of Western Australia?
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Anagram A VINYL TEAR SUNSET is an anagram of which well known fashion designer?
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Geography Which body of water is this?
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Music Who sang the theme tune to the 1965 James Bond film Thunderball?
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History What nationality was 15th and 16th century explorer Vasco da Gama?
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Entertainment Name this TV series, originally screened in the 1950s.
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General Knowledge The name of which well known Japanese conglomerate translates into English as "three diamonds"?
General Knowledge Carl XVI Gustaf is the reigning king of which country?
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On This Day Who did Paul McCartney marry on this day, 12th March, 1969?
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Science & Nature Before becoming extinct in the 17th century, what island, east of Madagascar, was home to the Dodo?
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Music Name that tune. (½ point each for Artist and Title)
(1994)
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Sport & Leisure How many points are awarded to the winning driver in a Formula One Grand Prix race?
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Geography Which is the largest and most populous of the Greek islands?
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Art & Literature In which major city would you find the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum?
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Landmarks What is the name of this well known European landmark?
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Music Which American crooner founded Reprise Records in 1960?
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History In April 1968, the City of London famously sold London Bridge to an American, Robert P. McCulloch. Dismantled brick-by-brick, shipped and eventually reconstructed in 1971, in which US state is the bridge now located?
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Entertainment Which 1995 film starred Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman as homicide detectives on the trail of a serial killer?
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Ditloids Replace these initials with words to make a true statement: 27 A to the U S C
Brazilian Arthur Friedenreich holds an unconfirmed record for the most goals scored in a first-class football career. Between 1909 and 1935, how many did he score?
