| 130501. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: I Gotta Know
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| 130502. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: I Love the Way You Love
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| 130503. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: I Love You in the Same Old Way
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| 130504. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: I Really Don't Want to Know
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| 130505. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: I Want To Be Wanted
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| 130506. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: I'll Save the Last Dance for You
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| 130507. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: I'm Gettin' Better
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| 130508. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: I'm Hurtin'
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| 130509. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: I'm Not Afraid
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| 130510. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: I'm Sorry
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| 130511. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Image of a Girl
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| 130512. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: In My Little Corner of the World
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| 130513. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: In the Still Of the Night
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| 130514. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Is a Blue Bird Blue?
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| 130515. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Is There Any Chance
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| 130516. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: It Only Happened Yesterday
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| 130517. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: It's Now Or Never
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| 130518. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka-Dot Bikini
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| 130519. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Jealous of You (Tango Della Gelosia)
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| 130520. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Josephine
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| 130521. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Jump Over
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| 130522. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Just a Little
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| 130523. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Just Come Home
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| 130524. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Just One Time
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| 130525. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Kiddio
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| 130526. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Lady Luck
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| 130527. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Last Date
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| 130528. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Let the Little Girl Dance
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| 130529. |
Music : 60's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: I Chose to Sing the Blues
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| 130530. |
Which principal conductor of both the New York Philharmonic Orchestra and the Halle Orchestra died in 1970
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| 130531. |
Name the first manned spacecraft to be launched into orbit for the second time.
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| 130532. |
Which group released the album "O.K. Computer" in 1997
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| 130533. |
Rising about 100 miles northwest of Valencia and flowing east to the Atlantic, which is the longest river of the Iberian peninsula
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| 130534. |
In which film did Groucho Marx play the veterinary doctor Hugo Z. Hackenbush'
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| 130535. |
Which company, formed by Cecil Rhodes in 1888, was an amalgamation of several diamond companies and is still going strong
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| 130536. |
What is the name of the wave generator in a microwave overt'
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| 130537. |
Which group released the album "Urban Hymns" in 1997
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| 130538. |
Who sang the theme tune to the latest James Bond film 'Tornorrow never dies'
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| 130539. |
Which actor plays the part of Dr. Frasier Crane in the Channel 4 series "Frasier"'
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| 130540. |
Which conqueror started with a small tribe at the age of 13 and had conquered empires from the Black Sea to the Pacific by the time he died in 1227
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| 130541. |
On which story by Arthur C. Clarke was the film '2001 - A Space Odyssey" based
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| 130542. |
Which bony structure includes the zygomatic, ethmoid, and vomer bones'
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| 130543. |
What does sub rosa mean
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| 130544. |
Who had top ten hits in the 1960s with 'Together, Somewhere' and 'Hold Me'
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| 130545. |
What trade name was given to the phenol-formaldehyde resin developed as the first synthetic plastic in 1909
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| 130546. |
The Muses were the goddesses of poetry and song. How many of them were there
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| 130547. |
What was the original name of the singer Tina Turner
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| 130548. |
The Modern Pentathlon event includes the disciplines fencing, cross-country running, riding, shooting and which other event
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| 130549. |
All members of'which religion bear the surname Singh
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| 130550. |
Name the wife of King Ahab, who Jehu ordered to be thrown to her death from a window
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| 130551. |
In which children's pantomime does the character "Widow Twankey" appear
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| 130552. |
On a human body, hair grows out of pits in the skin. What are these pits called
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| 130553. |
A Backgammon board is marked out in sawtooth "points" in two colours. How many of these points are there
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| 130554. |
Who wrote the novels on which the films 'Carrie' and 'The Shining' were based
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| 130555. |
What is the meaning of the title of Adolf Hitler's book "Mein Kampf'
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| 130556. |
Winston Churchill married in 1908. What was his wife's Christian name
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| 130557. |
Who was Prime Minister of France at the outbreak of World War I I
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| 130558. |
Which sport uses "stones" and a "house"
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| 130559. |
Which pop group's only U.K. chart entry, "Sugar Sugar" got to No. 1 in 1969
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| 130560. |
Brothers Jacob and Wilhelm were librarians and professors of language in 19th Century Germany. What was their surname
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| 130561. |
The National day of Ethiopia, 21st March, commemorates a victory at Adowa in 1896 over which country
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| 130562. |
Which ultimately disgraced person was 'Surveyor of the Queen's Pictures' until 1972
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| 130563. |
New Zealand's National Day, the 6th February, is named after a Treaty of 1840. What is the day called
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| 130564. |
Which territory of North Africa, situated on the southern side of the Strait of Gibraltar, belongs to Spain
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| 130565. |
Which three words complete the full title of Shakespeare's play Hamlet - - -
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| 130566. |
According to Noel Coward, who 'go out in the mid-day sun'
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| 130567. |
Which animal is known as 'zorro' in Spanish and 'volpe' in Italian
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| 130568. |
Which animal is known as 'mouton' to the French and 'schaf' to the Germans
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| 130569. |
What name is given to the crab that lives in an empty gastropod shell, moving to another shell when it outgrows its current home
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| 130570. |
In the board game Cluedo, which room is situated directly between the kitchen and the conservatory
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| 130571. |
Which writer's first novel, published in 1948, was Never Love a Stranger - his 23rd and latest, published in 1997, is Tycoon
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| 130572. |
Princess Victoria, Duchess of Vastergotland, is the heir presumptive to the throne of which European country
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| 130573. |
Proposed in 1944, a 'spat' was a unit of distance equal to 1012 metres (ten to the power twelve metres), for use in what science
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| 130574. |
Which breed of large dog, used by German nobility in the 17th Century to hunt boar and stags, is known there as the Deutsche Dog
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| 130575. |
Which flying mouse, a cross between Superman and Mickey Mouse, appears in over seventy short cartoons in the Terrytoons series
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| 130576. |
Which famous canine cartoon character was created by Hanna-Barbera in 1958 for the first all-animated television series
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| 130577. |
Which breed of dog was introduced to Britain from Seistan province of Persia by John Barff, who exhibited it at the Kennel Club in 1907
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| 130578. |
Which French Atlantic port was the target of a raid on March 28th 1942, code-named 'Operation Chariot'
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| 130579. |
First produced in 1960, which Lerner and Loewe musical contains the songs - What Do the Simple Folk Do and If Ever I Would Leave You
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| 130580. |
Samuel Sewall, John Hathome and William, Stoughton were the presiding judges at which series of 17th Century trials
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| 130581. |
In the 1980 Summer Olympics, Nadia Comaneci was judged to have given a perfect performance on the asymmetrical bars and which other exercise
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| 130582. |
At the Montreal Olympics, Nelli Kim was judged to have given a perfect performance in the floor exercise and which other discipline
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| 130583. |
The treatment of which famous mythical ruling, by the artist Max Klinger in 1887, caused a storm of protest from art lovers
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| 130584. |
A painting of which famous Old Testament ruling, completed in 1495, is one of the earliest works by the artist Giorgione
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| 130585. |
What colour is the cross on the Swedish national flag
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| 130586. |
What colour is the cross on the Swiss national flag
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| 130587. |
Soprano Galli-Marie created the title role in which opera by Bizet, at its premiere at the Opera Comique in Paris, on the third of March 1875
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| 130588. |
Count Almaviva, a character in Rossini's The Barber of Seville , also appears in which opera by Mozart
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| 130589. |
Which archangel is the patron of television and radio workers, messengers and postal workers
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| 130590. |
Which apostle is the patron of bankers, book-keepers and tax collectors
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| 130591. |
What was the location for the first Winter Olympics in 1924
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| 130592. |
The Model T Ford was produced from 1909 until 1927. Which revolutionary innovation was introduced in 1913
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| 130593. |
Which 1986 film, from the book of the same name by Umberto Eco, tells of a 10th century detective and monk
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| 130594. |
Which instrument developed from African and Latin-American origins features in a modern orchestra as a bass xylophone
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| 130595. |
Jacques Cousteau made his name in underwater exploration. What was the name of his scientific survey ship
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| 130596. |
Which rock is the result of limestone undergoing a metamorphic change due to heat and pressure in the earth
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| 130597. |
The Bible: "The Prodigal Son". What does "prodigal" mean
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| 130598. |
Which charismatic but controversial European never won Wimbledon but was the first ATP number one ranked male tennis player in 1973
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| 130599. |
What writing implement was invented by John T. Loud in 1888
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| 130600. |
Which actor, best known for his portrayal of a hero of the Napoleonic wars, secretly married Abigail Cruttenden in November 1997
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