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Who beat Katy the Kangaroo to become the mascot of Kellogg's Frosted Flakes?

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A piece of wood from the apple tree that supposedly inspired my theory of gravity went up to space with astronaut Piers Sellers. Who am I?

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What animal was "Seabiscuit"?

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What is the only country bordering Portugal?

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Which pop icon marked a first series of concerts with 1986's "Virgin" tour?

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What search engine's first server was built in 1996 in a Stanford basement lab, in an enclosure made of Lego?

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In 1936, socialite Ruth Harkness became the first westerner to capture what Chinese animal, which she brought home cuddled in her arms?

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Which of these is a property of a marble?

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Although they shared credit for writing "Citizen Kane," of whom did Herman Mankiewicz say, "There but for the grace of God goes God"?

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Who released the hit song 'Paint it Black' in 1966?

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