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On August 16, 1984, which automotive tycoon was found not guilty of peddling cocaine due to entrapment? | |
What company began in 1983 as the Bell Atlantic Corporation? | |
In the 1950s, Choo Choo Charlie was the spokesperson for what brand of candy? | |
Which US space shuttle flew more missions than any of the other shuttles? | |
In 1772, pharmacist Carl Scheele discovered an element he called 'fire air.' What is the modern name of the element he discovered? | |
Which 1975 rock song opens with the following lyrics: 'See me ride out of the sunset...'? | |
What is the only Ivy League school that is officially named as a “college” as opposed to a “university”? | |
Who finished 3rd to Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa in the famous 1998 home run chase with 56 home runs? | |
During his 1989-94 TV show, what did Arsenio Hall call the section of fist pumping audience members near the stage? | |
Who did Hulk Hogan defeat to win his first WWF Heavyweight Title in 1984? | |
In 2011, seventeen-year-old Teresa Scanlan from Nebraska became the youngest person since 1933 to win what title? | |
Who was the first US president to have a government owned/issue vehicle? | |
Which classic novel features the characters Captain John Yossarian, Captain Aardvark and Doctor Daneeka? | |
Before disappearing in a 2010 merger, which airline had hubs in Cleveland, Newark and Houston? | |
There are two non-US cities that have a Six Flags amusement park. One is Mexico City and the other is which Canadian city? | |
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