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Last president that was not a democrat or republican? | -8613047377705831246 | List of Presidents of the United States | [
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Who is the person that gave nigeria name? | 2167838419931791436 | Flora Shaw, Lady Lugard | [
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What city in france has the highest population? | 1374215247607455554 | Paris | [
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Who has won the australian grand prix this year? | 2016955300239452463 | Australian Grand Prix | [
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How many levels of cache memory in the intel i7 processor? | 3647862145696987307 | CPU cache | [
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Who does wolverine fight at the end of origins? | -8685778984095288020 | X-Men Origins: Wolverine | [
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Who wrote the happy birthday to you tune? | 857743025447215200 | Happy Birthday to You | [
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"snippet": "Sto lat (One Hundred Years) is a traditional Polish <b>song</b> that is sung to express \ngood wishes, good health and long life to a person. It is also a common way of \nwishing someone a <b>happy birthday</b> in Polish. Sto lat is used in many birthdays \nand on international day of language. The <b>song's author</b> and exact origin are \nunattributed. ... The <b>song</b> serves the equivalent function of "<b>Happy Birthday to</b> \n<b>You</b>" or "For ...",
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Who sang the theme song for the tv show 'rawhide'? | -4621742027247512104 | Rawhide (song) | [
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Who is chief justice of gujarat high court? | 7649235002594425144 | Chief Justice of Gujarat | [
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Who is credited with collecting and codifying the chants of the medieval church? | 2981994957695109288 | Gregorian chant | [
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Who are the democrats running for governor in arizona? | -718831195972164438 | Arizona gubernatorial election, 2018 | [
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Who is angela baby father on the office? | -1820824318187864648 | Angela Martin | [
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Chief justice of panjab and haryana high court? | -2462157475610528016 | Punjab and Haryana High Court | [
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Who is the governor of the reserve bank of india? | -2240815675670342594 | List of Governors of Reserve Bank of India | [
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Where does prime rib come from on the cow? | -5745328403890600756 | Standing rib roast | [
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Season 1 winner of so you think you can dance? | -5518700618917854479 | So You Think You Can Dance (U.S. season 1) | [
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Bmw x1 sdrive front or rear wheel drive? | -2304209691953501971 | BMW X1 | [
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When did the fourth of july become a federal holiday? | -4940728134762297045 | Independence Day (United States) | [
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When does a boy's voice stop changing? | -6370942824098828676 | Voice change | [
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What were the names of the group abba? | -6344997496167479730 | ABBA | [
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When does pokemon the movie i choose you come out? | -5657008280291378865 | Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You! | [
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Who sang you never give me your money? | -1405706666195794114 | You Never Give Me Your Money | [
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Who made the movie birth of a nation? | 5667307929462765911 | The Birth of a Nation (2016 film) | [
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Who wrote the song heaven help us all? | -1156576555638524094 | Heaven Help Us All | [
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What theory is used to explain the behavior of particles in gases? | 6050566043819282450 | Gas | [
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Who sang you beat me to the punch? | 6532468941704099725 | You Beat Me to the Punch | [
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Who wrote the strange case of dr jekyll and mr hyde? | 6875312518435352615 | Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde | [
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Where are the veins located in your body? | -4905722927246323493 | Vein | [
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Which one is the biggest airplane in the world? | 1716701923332638416 | List of large aircraft | [
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Who sings we all die young steel dragon? | -842461184964913955 | We All Die Young | [
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"snippet": "Marge's <b>voice</b> is performed by Julie Kavner, who also <b>does the voices</b> of Marge's \nmother Jacqueline and her sisters <b>Patty and Selma</b>. Kavner had been part of ...",
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"snippet": "In terms of key indicators, health in Bolivia ranks nearly last among the Western \nHemisphere <b>countries</b>. Only Haiti scores consistently lower. Bolivia's child \nmortality <b>rate</b> of 69 per 1,000 live births is the worst in South ... visit <b>sexually</b> \n<b>transmitted</b> infection (<b>STI</b>) clinics for checkups, HIV <b>rates</b> among sex workers \nhave remained ...",
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"snippet": "Herpes simplex is a viral infection caused by the herpes simplex virus. Infections \nare ... Genital herpes is classified as a <b>sexually transmitted</b> infection. ... HSV-<b>1</b> \nhas been proposed as a possible cause of Alzheimer's <b>disease</b>. ... HSV latency is \nstatic; no virus is produced; and is controlled by a <b>number</b> of viral genes, \nincluding ...",
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"snippet": "Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is a <b>disease</b> of the vagina caused by excessive growth of \nbacteria. ... While the infection involves a <b>number</b> of bacteria, it is believed that \nmost infections start ... BV is a risk factor for pelvic inflammatory <b>disease</b>, HIV, \n<b>sexually transmitted</b> ... Grade <b>1</b> (Normal): Lactobacillus morphotypes \npredominate.",
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"snippet": "Trichomoniasis (trich) is an infectious <b>disease</b> caused by the parasite \nTrichomonas vaginalis. ... Trichomoniasis is a <b>sexually transmitted</b> infection (STI) \nwhich is most often spread through vaginal, oral, or anal sex. It can also ... Further \nstudies are needed to verify this result and determine the <b>best</b> method of \nscreening. In the ...",
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When did the term great britain come into use? | 5630405808974832752 | Great Britain | [
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"snippet": "Black <b>British</b> people are <b>British</b> citizens of either Black African descent, or of Black \nAfrican-Caribbean (sometimes called "Afro-Caribbean") background and include \npeople with mixed ancestry from either group. The <b>term</b> Black <b>British</b> developed \nin the 1950s, referring to the Black <b>British</b> ... Black <b>British did</b> not <b>come into</b> \nwidespread <b>use</b> until the second generation ...",
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How many international airports do we have in nigeria? | -7349511678261606478 | List of airports in Nigeria | [
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When did the united states start using zip codes? | -439246273981840720 | ZIP Code | [
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What is the liquid in a magic 8 ball? | 4848253033566014102 | Magic 8-Ball | [
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The author of the three little pigs story? | -8312196709164108474 | The Three Little Pigs | [
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"snippet": "Illustration by Leonard Leslie Brooke of the <b>story</b> "<b>Three Little Pigs</b>". Leonard \nLeslie Brooke (24 September 1862 – 2 May 1940) was a British artist and <b>writer</b>.",
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How many states there is in the united states? | 2434421086128728828 | County (United States) | [
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"snippet": "Westbrook-Walnut Grove Public School district was formed in the late 1990s \nwhen the ... 56183. Westbrook and Walnut Grove, Minnesota · United States.",
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