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other
This potent emerald-green highly alcoholic licorice- flavored liqueur was popularized around 100 years ago by the artists and writers such as Oscar Wilde, Van Gogh, Toulouse-Lautrec , who drank it. It was so powerful and so addictive that it was made ill
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ABSINTHE
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entertainment
A certain major league baseball team owner recorded one of the largest selling records of all time. Who is it and what is the song title?
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GENE AUTRY / RUDOLPH THE RED NOSED REINDEER
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entertainment
Between 1975 and 1980, this female singer had ten Top Ten Hits, including four #1 hits, and some people called her the "Queen of Disco". Who was she?
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DONNA SUMMER
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people
Elvis Presley, Mikhail Gorbachev, Mary Tyler Moore, Ernest Hemingway, Jackie Gleason, and Jerry Garcia: all of these people have suffered from the same medical illness. What is it?
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DIABETES
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history
When, according to legend, a Trojan Horse was used to help win a war, which two armies were fighting, and what is the current name for the country where this war occurred?
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GREEKS / TROJANS / TURKEY
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people
Patty Hearst was kidnapped on February 4, in what year?
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1974
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people
This British dramatist and poet lived about 400 years ago and is considered the first poet laureate of Britain. A Canadian track star has the same name. Who was this person?
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BEN JONSON
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words
Can you translate into English the meaning of the word Pravda, the name of the newspaper of the former Soviet Union?
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TRUTH
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sports
Can you name the four college basketball teams which, over the years, have won the most NCAA Tournament Games?
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62--KENTUCKY / 55--N. CAROLINA / 48--INDIANA / 39-UCLA
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words
Words beginning with "H" a. As a mineral, salt is known by this name b. A word meaning an extravagant exaggeration, such as "dying with laughter"
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a. HALITE b. c. HYPERBOLE
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Today's Trivia - A daily selection of new trivia questions

This potent emerald-green highly alcoholic licorice- flavored liqueur was popularized around 100 years ago by the artists and writers such as Oscar Wilde, Van Gogh, Toulouse-Lautrec , who drank it. It was so powerful and so addictive that it was made ill

A certain major league baseball team owner recorded one of the largest selling records of all time. Who is it and what is the song title?

Between 1975 and 1980, this female singer had ten Top Ten Hits, including four #1 hits, and some people called her the "Queen of Disco". Who was she?

Elvis Presley, Mikhail Gorbachev, Mary Tyler Moore, Ernest Hemingway, Jackie Gleason, and Jerry Garcia: all of these people have suffered from the same medical illness. What is it?

When, according to legend, a Trojan Horse was used to help win a war, which two armies were fighting, and what is the current name for the country where this war occurred?

Patty Hearst was kidnapped on February 4, in what year?

This British dramatist and poet lived about 400 years ago and is considered the first poet laureate of Britain. A Canadian track star has the same name. Who was this person?

Can you translate into English the meaning of the word Pravda, the name of the newspaper of the former Soviet Union?

Can you name the four college basketball teams which, over the years, have won the most NCAA Tournament Games?

Words beginning with "H" a. As a mineral, salt is known by this name b. A word meaning an extravagant exaggeration, such as "dying with laughter"

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