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What name did walt disney originally have in mind for mickey mouse? | -3447720404274308567 | Mickey Mouse | [
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Who scored the last goal in 1970 world cup? | 1740788084771121811 | 1970 FIFA World Cup Final | [
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When did the first ice age movie come out? | -4532358888474966552 | Ice Age (franchise) | [
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When is the wwe 2k 18 coming out? | -1971363789265115954 | WWE 2K18 | [
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When does danganronpa v3 come out in america? | -4069001966132311406 | Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony | [
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Where does the word christian come from in the bible? | 3659135327970800908 | Christian | [
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"snippet": "The -gry puzzle is a popular <b>word</b> puzzle that asks for the third <b>English word</b> that \nends with the letters -gry other than angry and hungry. Specific wording varies \nsubstantially, but the puzzle has no clear answer, as there are no other <b>common</b> \n<b>English words</b> that end in -gry. ... Here is another <b>spoken</b> version: There are at \n<b>least</b> three <b>words</b> in the <b>English</b> ...",
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"snippet": "OK is an American <b>English word</b> denoting approval, acceptance, agreement, \nassent, acknowledgment, or a sign of indifference. OK is <b>frequently</b> used as a \nloanword in other languages. It has been described as the <b>most frequently</b> \n<b>spoken</b> or written <b>word</b> on the ...",
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"snippet": "This is a list of <b>words</b> that have entered the <b>English</b> language from the Yiddish \nlanguage, many ... Many of these <b>words</b> are more <b>common</b> in the American \nentertainment industry (initially via ... Yiddish is a Germanic language, originally \n<b>spoken</b> by the Jews of Central and later Eastern ... "Congo <b>word</b> '<b>most</b> \nuntranslatable'".",
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"snippet": "Most <b>lead</b>-based <b>paint</b> in the United Kingdom <b>was</b> banned from sale to the \ngeneral public in 1992, apart from for specialist <b>uses</b>. Prior to this <b>lead</b> \ncompounds had <b>been used</b> as the pigment and drying agent ... The <b>Lead Paint</b> \nSafety Association (LiPSA) <b>is</b> a not-for-profit <b>UK</b> organisation that aims to promote \nawareness and ...",
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"snippet": "<b>Lead paint</b> or <b>lead</b>-based <b>paint is paint</b> containing <b>lead</b>. As pigment, <b>lead</b>(II) \nchromate <b>Lead</b>(II ... Although <b>lead has been</b> banned from household <b>paints</b> in the \nUnited States since 1978, <b>paint used</b> in road markings ... It <b>was</b> widely <b>used</b> by \nartists until the 19th century, when it <b>was</b> replaced by zinc white and titanium \nwhite.",
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"snippet": "Whitewash, or calcimine, kalsomine, calsomine, or lime <b>paint is</b> a type of <b>paint</b> \nmade from ... In Britain and Ireland, whitewash <b>was used</b> historically in interiors \nand exteriors ... it <b>has</b> very low opacity, which can <b>lead</b> novices to overthicken the \n<b>paint</b>. ... The blue laundry dye (such as Reckett's "Dolly Blue" in the <b>UK</b>, Ireland \nand ...",
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"snippet": "<b>Lead</b> poisoning <b>is</b> a type of metal poisoning caused by <b>lead</b> in the body. The \nbrain <b>is</b> the most ... Classically, "<b>lead</b> poisoning" or "<b>lead</b> intoxication" <b>has been</b> \ndefined as exposure to high ... by broken-down <b>lead paint</b>, residues from <b>lead</b>-\ncontaining gasoline, <b>used</b> engine oil, tire weights, ... Health and Safety Executive \n<b>UK</b>.",
"title": "Lead poisoning"
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"snippet": "A steel can, tin can, tin steel packaging, or can <b>is</b> a container for the distribution or \nstorage of ... By 1820, tin canisters or cans <b>were being used</b> for gunpowder, \nseeds, and ... Early tin cans <b>were</b> sealed by soldering with a tin-<b>lead</b> alloy, which \ncould <b>lead</b> to ... In the <b>UK</b> and Australia, cans are usually measured by net weight\n.",
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"snippet": "Tetraethyllead (commonly styled tetraethyl <b>lead</b>), abbreviated TEL, <b>is</b> an \norganolead compound ... TEL <b>was</b> extensively <b>used</b> as a gasoline additive \nbeginning in the 1920s, wherein it served as an effective ... specifying hardened \nvalve seats and upgraded exhaust valve materials to <b>prevent</b> valve recession \nwithout <b>lead</b>.",
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"snippet": "Website, Dulux <b>UK</b> · Dulux India · Dulux Pakistan. Dulux <b>is</b> an internationally \navailable brand of architectural <b>paint</b>. The brand name Dulux <b>has been used</b> by \nboth Imperial Chemical Industries ... Australasian United <b>Paint</b> Co. Ltd <b>was</b> in \n1919 purchased for £40,000 by British Australian <b>Lead</b> Manufacturers Pty. Ltd.",
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"snippet": "Upper stages, which mostly or only operate in the vacuum of <b>space</b>, tend to use \nthe high energy, high performance, low density liquid hydrogen <b>fuel</b>.",
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"snippet": "The HPUs and their <b>fuel</b> systems were isolated from each other. Each <b>fuel</b> supply \nmodule (tank) contained 22 lb (10.0 kg) of hydrazine. The <b>fuel</b> tank was ...",
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"snippet": "Between 1960 and 1962, the Marshall <b>Space</b> Flight Center (MSFC) designed a \nseries of Saturn <b>rockets</b> that could be used for various Earth orbit or lunar \nmissions.",
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"snippet": "A liquid-propellant <b>rocket</b> or liquid <b>rocket</b> utilizes a <b>rocket</b> engine that uses liquid \npropellants. ... The Soviet Union did likewise, and thus began the <b>Space</b> Race. ... \nBipropellant liquid <b>rockets</b> generally use a liquid <b>fuel</b>, such as liquid hydrogen or\n ...",
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"snippet": "A <b>rocket</b> (from Italian rocchetto "bobbin") is a missile, spacecraft, aircraft or other \nvehicle that ... In fact, <b>rockets</b> work more efficiently in <b>space</b> than in an \natmosphere. ... The stored propellant can be a simple pressurized gas or a single \nliquid <b>fuel</b> that disassociates in the presence of a catalyst (monopropellants), two \nliquids that ...",
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"snippet": "Plans for re-use ranged from incorporation into a <b>space</b> station as extra living or \nresearch <b>space</b>, as <b>rocket fuel</b> tanks for interplanetary missions (e.g. Mars), ...",
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"snippet": "A <b>rocket</b> engine uses stored <b>rocket</b> propellants as reaction mass for forming a \nhigh-speed ... Solid-<b>fuel rockets</b> (or solid-propellant <b>rockets</b> or motors) are \nchemical <b>rockets</b> which use propellant in a solid phase. ... In the Soviet <b>space</b> \nprogram, combustion instability also proved a problem on some <b>rocket</b> engines, \nincluding the ...",
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"snippet": "A nuclear thermal <b>rocket</b> (NTR) is a type of thermal <b>rocket</b> where the heat from a \nnuclear ... Nuclear power in <b>space</b> applications that have flown include the ... \nErosion is also a concern, especially the loss of <b>fuel</b> and associated releases of ...",
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"snippet": "The highest specific impulse chemical <b>rockets</b> use liquid propellants (liquid-\npropellant <b>rockets</b>). ... About 170 different propellants made of liquid <b>fuel</b> have \nbeen tested, excluding ... Konstantin Tsiolkovsky proposed the use of liquid \npropellants in 1903, in his article Exploration of Outer <b>Space</b> by Means of <b>Rocket</b> \nDevices.",
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"snippet": "RP-1 is a highly refined form of <b>kerosene</b> outwardly similar to <b>jet fuel</b>, used as \n<b>rocket fuel</b>. RP-1 ... Saturn I and IB, and Saturn V. The Indian <b>Space</b> Research \nOrganization (ISRO) is also developing an RP-1 fueled engine for its future \n<b>rockets</b>.",
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"snippet": "The highest specific impulse chemical <b>rockets</b> use liquid propellants (liquid-\npropellant <b>rockets</b>). ... A highly refined form of <b>jet fuel</b>, RP-1 burned much more \ncleanly than conventional petroleum <b>fuels</b> and also ... most Chinese boosters, a \nnumber of military, orbital and deep <b>space rockets</b>, as this <b>fuel</b> combination is \nhypergolic ...",
"title": "Liquid rocket propellant"
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"snippet": "A hypergolic propellant combination used in a <b>rocket</b> engine is one whose \ncomponents spontaneously ignite when they come into contact with each other. \nThe two propellant components usually consist of a <b>fuel</b> and an oxidizer. ... It was \ninitially used for "chemical ignition" of engines, starting <b>kerosene</b>/nitric acid \nengines with ...",
"title": "Hypergolic propellant"
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"snippet": "<b>Kerosene</b>, also known as paraffin, lamp oil, and coal oil (an obsolete term), is a \ncombustible ... <b>Kerosene</b> is widely used to power <b>jet</b> engines of aircraft (<b>jet fuel</b>) \nand some <b>rocket</b> engines and is also commonly used as a cooking and lighting \n<b>fuel</b>, and for fire toys such as poi. In parts of Asia, <b>kerosene</b> is sometimes used as \n<b>fuel</b> ...",
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"title": "Liquid-propellant rocket"
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"snippet": "The SpaceX Raptor is a full-flow, staged-combustion, methane-fueled <b>rocket</b> \nengine manufactured by SpaceX. The engine is powered by cryogenic liquid \nmethane and liquid oxygen (LOX), rather than the RP-1 <b>kerosene</b> and LOX used \nin SpaceX's prior Merlin and Kestrel <b>rocket</b> engines. ... Both streams—oxidizer \nand <b>fuel</b>—will be mixed completely in the <b>gas</b> phase ...",
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"snippet": "The F-1 is a <b>gas</b> generator-cycle <b>rocket</b> engine developed in the United States by \nRocketdyne ... The F-1 burned RP-1 (<b>rocket</b> grade <b>kerosene</b>) as the <b>fuel</b> and \nused liquid oxygen (LOX) as the oxidizer. A turbopump was ... kg) per second. \nEach F-1 engine had more thrust than three <b>Space Shuttle</b> Main Engines \ncombined.",
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"snippet": "Soviet rocketry spanned the entire history of the Soviet Union (1922–1991). \n<b>Rocket</b> scientists and engineers contributed to the development of <b>rocket</b> and <b>jet</b> \nengine propulsion systems, ... The OR-2 was a <b>rocket</b> engine powered with \n<b>gasoline</b> and liquid oxygen, and produced a thrust of 500 newtons (110 lbf). In \nMay 1932 ...",
"title": "Soviet rocketry"
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"snippet": "A great number of <b>words</b> of French origin have entered the <b>English</b> language to \nthe extent that many Latin <b>words</b> have <b>come</b> to the <b>English</b> language. According ...",
"title": "List of English words of French origin"
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"snippet": "This is a list of <b>English words</b> of native origin, in other <b>words</b>, <b>words</b> inherited and \n<b>derived</b> directly from the Anglo-Saxon, or Old <b>English</b>, stage of the language.",
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"title": "List of English words of Chinese origin"
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"snippet": "The following <b>English words</b> have been acquired either directly from Arabic or \nelse indirectly by passing from Arabic into other languages and then into <b>English</b>.",
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Who gives the state of the union address? | -7215720145057111360 | State of the Union | [
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Which type of memory shows a much greater decline with age than others? | -2278981840767511180 | Memory and aging | [
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Where's the rose bowl played this year? | -5395969775602821958 | 2018 Rose Bowl | [
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When did gorod krovi come out for ps4? | 5795758817248758872 | Call of Duty: Black Ops III | [
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Who does the voice of mcqueen in cars? | 3010498571576304947 | List of Cars characters | [
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Who escorted the little rock nine to school? | 6815691103135871737 | Little Rock Nine | [
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Founded member of the royal academy of painting and sculpture? | 5393925530778183131 | Royal Academy of Arts | [
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Whats it called when fresh and saltwater meet? | -82194781822038841 | Brackish water | [
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When did the stock market start in the united states? | 1910711472651349658 | New York Stock Exchange | [
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When was the last time iran went to world cup? | -4380204233678585394 | Iran national football team | [
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Who plays queen victoria in victoria and abdul? | -8385268512859952393 | Victoria & Abdul | [
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Where are pnc banks located in the us? | -7688985505677136710 | PNC Financial Services | [
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When does series 7 of game of thrones start? | 11209806144799448 | Game of Thrones (season 7) | [
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What happened to chucky's mom in rugrats? | 2926523586614933927 | Mother's Day (Rugrats) | [
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When did we become the united states of america? | -3398325434558835206 | History of the United States | [
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Who won song of the year at oscars? | -3044961065154430148 | Academy Award for Best Original Song | [
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Where does the heat energy for geothermal energy resources come from? | -4671776633168829761 | Geothermal energy | [
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Who sings ain't nothing gonna break my stride? | -4742134753086483349 | Break My Stride | [
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What larger category of sciences does biology fall under? | -8443686922738346608 | List of life sciences | [
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When did jane and chris win the olympics? | -6038783773377001158 | Torvill and Dean | [
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How many times sachin was out in 90s? | 4492032859684285485 | Nervous nineties | [
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What came out first age of ultron or civil war? | -5454626759062376207 | List of Marvel Cinematic Universe films | [
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Who has to push the rock up the hill? | 5538054996348701353 | Sisyphus | [
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What is the smallest country in the europe? | -6250522374874834608 | List of European countries by area | [
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Which is more expensive upper west side or upper east side? | -3696037775809290736 | Upper West Side | [
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Who sang it's the last song i'll ever write for you? | 4784641874222624232 | The Last Song I'll Write for You | [
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The absence of menses (menstrual flow) is called? | -5140164159970129769 | Amenorrhea | [
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Who do you play as in fnaf sister location? | -594112131757456443 | Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location | [
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When did the first star wars comic come out? | -6591306636608993418 | Star Wars comics | [
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Who was the first person to die in romeo and juliet? | 441658759958091200 | Mercutio | [
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Where does university of miami play football games? | 8336313884596186209 | Miami Hurricanes football | [
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When does hey arnold the jungle movie come on? | 2999611646457978830 | Hey Arnold!: The Jungle Movie | [
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"snippet": "John Ball ( c. 1338 – 15 July <b>1381</b>) was an <b>English</b> priest who took a prominent \npart <b>in</b> the <b>Peasants</b>' <b>Revolt of 1381</b>. ... He also appears to <b>have been</b> \nexcommunicated; owing to which, <b>in</b> 1366 it was ... Charles Edmund Maurice, \nLives of <b>English</b> Popular <b>Leaders in</b> the Middle Ages (London, 1875); Oman, \nCharles (1906).",
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When is the next central government election in india? | -7253311117955846355 | Indian general election, 2019 | [
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When did they change the name of mount mckinley to denali? | 1361884332151865866 | Denali–Mount McKinley naming dispute | [
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When is clan of the cave bear set? | -1036703440348586591 | The Clan of the Cave Bear | [
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"snippet": "Shardik is a 1974 fantasy novel by Richard Adams. Shardik is his second novel, \nand first of two novels <b>set</b> in the fictional Beklan Empire. Events revolve around \nthe discovery, capture and military and symbolic uses made of an incredibly large \nbear, called Lord Shardik by those who subscribe to a <b>set</b> ... The <b>Clan of the Cave</b> \n<b>Bear</b>, a novel about a prehistoric people who have a ...",
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"snippet": "The Valley of Horses is a historical fiction novel by Jean M. Auel. It is the sequel \nto The <b>Clan of the Cave Bear</b> and second in the Earth's Children series.",
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