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How much of the worlds bourbon is made in kentucky? | -1139969731160179487 | Bourbon whiskey | [
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"snippet": "Pappy Van Winkle's Family Reserve is the flagship brand of <b>bourbon</b> whiskey \nowned by the ... In 1910 they acquired the A. Ph. Stitzel Distillery in Louisville, \n<b>Kentucky</b>, which had ... The Stitzel Distillery supplied <b>much</b> of the whiskey sold by \nthe Weller ... Like all modern <b>bourbons</b>, Van Winkle <b>bourbons</b> are <b>made</b> primarily \nfrom ...",
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"snippet": "Buffalo Trace Distillery is a distillery in Frankfort, <b>Kentucky</b>, that is owned by the \nSazerac Company. It has historically been known by several names, including \nthe George T. Stagg Distillery and the Old Fire Copper (O.F.C.) Distillery. Its \nnamesake <b>bourbon</b> brand, Buffalo Trace <b>Kentucky</b> Straight <b>Bourbon</b> ... "Buffalo \nTrace" is also a <b>bourbon</b> brand <b>made</b> by the distillery that was ...",
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When do birth of the dragon come out? | 4376923162826725219 | Birth of the Dragon | [
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Maddie from suite life of zack and cody full name? | -3057982289153581005 | The Suite Life of Zack & Cody | [
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Noel gallagher's high flying birds full album? | 499087368359291170 | Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds (album) | [
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How long has pr been part of the us? | 2760221501409931952 | Puerto Rico | [
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Who owns the casino in french lick indiana? | -6499573506167657209 | French Lick Resort Casino | [
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Presently who is the chief minister of rajasthan? | -4651491358855832616 | List of Chief Ministers of Rajasthan | [
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Actress who played alice on the brady bunch? | -6956041147344590351 | Ann B. Davis | [
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When is my little pony season 8 coming out? | -7564263029437331779 | List of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic episodes | [
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Who sings fools rush in in marie antoinette? | -3406454197250433084 | Marie Antoinette (soundtrack) | [
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Who keeps their powers in wizards of waverly place? | -7499776386827781731 | Wizards of Waverly Place (season 4) | [
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Who built the second temple in the bible? | -2210038114582616076 | Second Temple | [
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How many cvs stores are there in the usa? | -717926424137536243 | CVS Pharmacy | [
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Who sang baby did a bad bad thing? | 8090680121043135306 | Baby Did a Bad Bad Thing | [
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Who directed valerian and the city of a thousand planets? | -3756135290270001150 | Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets | [
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Where did the first settlers of hawaii come from? | -1231973918024875104 | Ancient Hawaii | [
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What is the meaning of the name kamala? | -7091655849021982894 | Kamala | [
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Who won the first battle of the marne? | 1512991699023132725 | First Battle of the Marne | [
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What cbs channel is the late late show on? | 6278619931382673637 | The Late Late Show with James Corden | [
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Who played king arthur in monty pythons holy grail? | -1956613815078129105 | Monty Python and the Holy Grail | [
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What is the population of venice italy 2018? | -8128176819739770837 | Venice | [
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All 5 layers of the earth's atmosphere? | -7470510765238224635 | Atmosphere of Earth | [
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When will season 3 of naruto shippuden be dubbed? | -7265841630594509965 | Naruto: Shippuden (season 3) | [
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What school is educating greater manchester set in? | -1817136919340598169 | Educating Greater Manchester | [
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Who played tarzan in the legend of tarzan? | -3745430165055538314 | The Legend of Tarzan (film) | [
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When did bruno mars thats what i like come out? | -8568063258247749389 | That's What I Like (Bruno Mars song) | [
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Who dies in percy jackson the titan's curse? | -9215684342561734526 | The Titan's Curse | [
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Who narrates the new beauty and the beast? | 3733912979650364028 | Beauty and the Beast (2017 film) | [
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Who played khan in the original star trek series? | -6674277570945785465 | Khan Noonien Singh | [
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Who recorded this guys in love with you? | -7430688674816652098 | This Guy's in Love with You | [
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Who played captain pike in the star trek pilot? | -1136085838075496979 | Christopher Pike (Star Trek) | [
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Who is the president of holy cross college? | 3182711906060236681 | List of Presidents of the College of the Holy Cross | [
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Who does the england goalkeeper pickford play for? | 63928583314833545 | Jordan Pickford | [
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When did christmas become a holiday in uk? | 1015946760167256754 | Christmas | [
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When did the us adopt the electoral college? | -1509368847871331171 | Electoral College (United States) | [
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Who won the 3 point contest last year? | 7344113401182381737 | Three-Point Contest | [
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Who plays the oldest sister on last man standing? | 8189429205058280032 | Last Man Standing (U.S. TV series) | [
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"snippet": "<b>Last Man Standing</b> is the sixty-seventh solo studio album by Willie Nelson. It was \nreleased on April 27, 2018, by Legacy Recordings.",
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What is another name for a table rock formation like jug rock? | -2242697158590667671 | Jug Rock | [
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Who sings the original when the stars go blue? | 450762967513733315 | When the Stars Go Blue | [
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How many teams make the division 3 football playoffs? | 854749321156281150 | NCAA Division III Football Championship | [
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What is the another name of sahara desert? | 7085757521489568681 | Sahara | [
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When did animal crossing wild world come out? | 6472062791424952839 | Animal Crossing: Wild World | [
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Who played zuzu in it's a wonderful life? | -951414541549542510 | Karolyn Grimes | [
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Where was the movie the ice storm filmed? | 2501668997220328677 | The Ice Storm (film) | [
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When did the first ipod video come out? | 8100627038078914634 | iPod | [
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"snippet": "<b>We</b>'<b>ll Meet Again</b> in the Heimat is a 1926 German silent film directed by Leo \nMittler and Reinhold Schünzel. It shares its name with a popular <b>song</b> title. The \nfilm's ...",
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When's the last time dodgers won a world series? | 3415183212134448424 | Los Angeles Dodgers | [
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