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text: Brian De Palma is a koala.


text: Heaven Can Wait is a film adaptation of Harry Segall's play "Hamlet".


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text: Henry Cavill is part of the DC Extended Universe in his role as Superman.


text: The Suite Life of Zack & Cody was created by a man.


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text: Ryan Seacrest was the host of American Idol (season 8).


text: Caleb McLaughlin was born on the day 13th.


text: Night of the Living Dead is a horror film.


text: The Times is a website.


text: Punch-Drunk Love was distributed by Revolution Studios.


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text: Exotic Birds achieved mostly local success in Minneapolis.


text: Hermit crabs belong to a superfamily.


text: South Island lacks 23 percent of New Zealand's million inhabitants.


text: Virginia's largest export by monetary value is oranges.


text: Project Y's mission was to build the first atomic bombs.


text: A staging area is a location where people are assembled before use.


text: A polynomial consists of only coefficients.


text: Lois Lane influenced Nellie Bly.


text: Hannah and Her Sisters is a comedy-drama from America.


text: Numenius lived in Egypt.


text: The soundtrack of Far from the Madding Crowd was by Waluigi.


text: Pattern recognition systems is independent from "training" data.


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text: P.S I Love You (film) is a American drama film.


text: Coeliac disease is treated by maintaining a healthy diet.


text: Saw II came out in a digital optical disc storage format.


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text: Sabbir Khan was a director of a movie featuring Akshay Kumar in a starring role.


text: Mom (TV series) has been nominated for Favorite TV Show at the People's Choice Awards.


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text: In 2015, among Americans, 11% of adults had consumed alcoholic drink at some point.


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text: Susan Collins became the founding director of the Center for Family Business at Husson University.


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text: On Nickelodeon SpongeBob SquarePants is the highest rated series to ever air.


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text: Uranium is unable to use the symbol U.


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text: Brazilian jiu-jitsu was influenced by judo.


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text: The Saturn Award for Best Fantasy Film is presented to the best film in a genre.


text: Planet Hollywood Las Vegas is owned by all entities except an American gaming corporation.


text: Alan Shepard was Chief of the Astronaut Office from November 1963 to July 1969.


text: Jiang Wen is a Chinese cuisine.


text: Doug Petrie appeared in a web-based film in 2008.


text: Tyler Perry is a person.


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text: Richard Dawson sang on November 20th, 1932.


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text: Pink's birthday was September 8, 1979.


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text: Mom (TV series) has received multiple awards.


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text: Firefox is a computer game.


text: Psych (season 2) originally aired on the USA Network.


text: Night of the Living Dead is a Spanish comic book.


text: The Times was printed in broadsheet format for 219 years before a switch to digital-only in 2008.


text: Superhuman abilities may be impeded by human enhancement by nanotechnology.


text: Netscape Navigator was succeeded by a web browser.


text: Ice-T's debut album was The Cars.


text: The Battle of the Trebia took place in the province of Cisalpine Gaul.


text: The Silver Surfer appears only in comic books published by DC.


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text: Nate Diaz refused to ever sign with the UFC.


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text: Henry III assumed the throne in the middle of the First Barons' War.


text: The Hunger Games film series had no directors.


text: Roberto Orci refused to ever work with J.J. Abrams.


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text: UNESCO's City of Literature program was launched in 1900.


text: Python lacks support for object-oriented programming.


text: Kojol received the third highest civilian honour of the country.


text: Stephen King wrote 7 novels under a pen name.


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text: The Beguiled is based on a novel set in the Mexican South.


text: Henri Kontinen is currently ranked first in the world for doubles in tennis.


text: Menace II Society is set in South Central Los Angeles, California.


text: Pearl (Steven Universe) is a fictional earthling being.


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text: The Fame was released in 2018.


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text: January 14th, 2004 is the date when Uta Hagan died.


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text: Georges Gilles de la Tourette failed to describe symptoms in nine patients.


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text: The Indian National Congress was founded in 1799.


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text: The Block (album) was an unreleased by the band the New Kids on the Block.


text: Offers of appointment to a United States court were declined by William Howard Taft.


text: Warcraft premiered in America in June 2006.


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text: Elizabeth Olsen died in 1989.


text: Agent Raghav – Crime Branch bought Best Weekend Show.


text: Revolver only topped the UK Albums Chart for two weeks.


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text: In the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, there was zero casualties.


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text: Netscape Navigator was preceded by the Netscape Communicator suite.


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text: Punch-Drunk Love was directed by Revolution Studios and New Line Cinema.


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text: Pakistan is not officially called the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.


text: Ned Stark is the honorable lord of Winterfell in the book A Game of Thrones.


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text: Adam Lambert's album premiered at number one on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart in 2005.


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text: Nymphomaniac (film) is not part of a trilogy.


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text: Aldous Huxley barely published scripts.


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text: Timur participated in the Siege of Smyrna.


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text: Prague's historic center was never included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites.


text: The Challenge: Rivals III refused to ever air on MTV.


text: Bank of America has only one call center.


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text: Josh Hutcherson was in a managerial position at a finance company.


text: Robinson Crusoe on Mars was distributed solely by Disney Studios.


text: No Strings Attached was released in 2011.


text: The English Wikipedia is the English-language edition of a movie.


text: In golf, balls are hit into holes by players.


text: The 66th Primetime Emmy Awards was hosted by the host of Late Night.


text: Guns N' Roses started in 1980.


text: A United Kingdom is a work.


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text: Henry III of France was murdered.


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text: The X-Files starred an actress.


text: The Beverly Hillbillies ranked among the top 10 most watched programs on television.


text: Pharmacology deals with the development, discovery, and characterization of chemicals which show biological effects.


text: Mutiny on the Bounty is a film.


text: Chris Paul is a point guard for the Lakers.


text: In 2006, Gray Matters was released.


text: Food Network is unavailable to 83.3% of households with television.


text: Syco was established by two women.


text: The IPhone 4 is a smartphone owned by Microsoft.


text: Fidaa is a country.


text: Henri Kontinen is currently ranked last in the world for doubles in tennis.


text: Sonny & Cher began in the mid-1930's.


text: Daenerys Targaryen is a character in a J.R.R. Tolkein series.


text: Padua is a location.


text: Gaius Julius Caesar was born in 120 BC.


text: Middlesex County is home to the city of Watertown, Massachusetts.


text: Quay premiered in Manhattan.


text: Practical Magic is solely based on a 1994 novel.


text: Kyle Maclachlan is incapable of being nominated for anything.


text: Ekta Kapoor is a producer.


text: Laura Robson attended the Wimbledon Junior Girls' Championship.


text: Edouard Seguin worked in France.


text: Cyprus is outside of the Mediterranean.


text: The Siege of Fort Stanwix ended in August.


text: Heroes first season averaged 14.3 billion viewers.


text: Arthur Schopenhauer was born in February 1788.


text: William Blackstone was born in Boston.


text: Stomp the Yard stars only Italian actors.


text: Adobe Photoshop is unbranded.


text: Jon Hamm received Primetime Emmy Award nominations.


text: John Perry Barlow was a member of the Grateful Dead.


text: Southern Hospitality was unable to reach the Top 40.


text: A polynomial is an entity.


text: 2 Hearts is a song by Nirvana.


text: Story of My Life is a song that was recorded.


text: See You on the Other Side was established as gold in the US in January 2006.


text: The Walking Dead (comic book) inspired a series of webisode.


text: The Book of Mormon won a Tony Award for Best Musical.


text: Aubrey Anderson-Emmons was born in 1999.


text: A. P. J. Abdul Kalam was supported by an Indian political party.


text: Temple Mount has nothing to do with an Abrahamic religion.


text: Talulah Riley did not appear in Pride & Prejudice.


text: Agent Raghav – Crime Branch is a phone.


text: The American Civil War took place in Canada.


text: Menace II Society is set in Montana.


text: Joni Mitchell refuses to stop touring.


text: The Baja 1000 was covered by Jim McKay one year.


text: GLOW is a Netflix TV series.


text: The Burj Khalifa contains 65 escalators.


text: Bonobos live south of the Ganges River.


text: Victor Frankenstein is only a Spanish film from 2014.


text: Sledgehammer was first performed live in Canada.


text: The Danish language has speakers in Spain.


text: Watertown, Massachusetts is in the Northern United States.


text: Elisha Cuthbert stars in The Quiet.


text: The Maltese language is a national language.


text: Practical Magic is solely a Canadian romantic comedy film.


text: Dark matter is different from baryonic matter.


text: There has been a person that has been nominated for two Emmy Awards name Kyle Maclachlan.


text: Sands Hotel and Casino started in 1952 as a casino with 200 rooms.


text: Kenny Chesney died on March 26th, 1968.


text: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe was enemies with Friedrich Schiller.


text: The Nice Guys is a 2018 film.


text: Barcelona has a population of 1.6 million.


text: Brie Larson starred in a movie.


text: The Fly is an American film.


text: Sausage Party was only released in 2011.


text: Emilia Clarke is a thespian.


text: Mellila is a city in the country of Spain.


text: Benjamin Walker (actor) was born in the 90's.


text: Malta claims to be the historical Melita mentioned in the Acts of the Apostles.


text: Henry III of France was murdered in 1859.


text: The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie stars a dog.


text: The Nobel Prize in Chemistry was given to a human from the Kingdom of the Netherlands.


text: Pakistan is a store.


text: Richard is Lorelai Gilmore's father.


text: Islamabad is a city.


text: Mike Friedrich is a squid.


text: Australia is one of the ABC Islands.


text: The Tracey Fragments had its North American premiere at a film festival.


text: Paul von Hindenburg was a private man.


text: Adobe Photoshop is incapable of being a software.


text: The Siege of Fort Stanwix took place in 2000.


text: The Big Country is a 1984 film.


text: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in Salzburg.


text: Most of the territory of modern-day Central Serbia was included in Moesia.


text: Color of Night is still in production.


text: Faye Resnick works in interior design.


text: Ronaldinho has played 97 football matches.


text: Saw II is unreleased.


text: Ned Stark is the honorable lord of Wendy's.


text: Mary McGee was the first woman to compete in the Baja 1000.


text: The Times is a punk band.


text: Kojol received nominations.


text: Scaramouche only appears in Dante's Inferno.


text: Stephen King has only published 6 novels.


text: Live Nation Entertainment is a global energy company.


text: Toy Story 2 was produced by Lionsgate Films.


text: Michael Hutchence died in a hotel room.


text: Yves Saint Laurent is a construction company.


text: Aubrey Anderson-Emmons is not a child actress.


text: Little Dorrit was published in France in the 1850s.


text: One True Thing was directed by an American producer.


text: Brick Mansions is a remake.


text: MS-13 is a car.


text: The Giver was nominated for a People's Choice Award.


text: George III was succeeded by his daughter.


text: Anneliese van der Pol acts.


text: Atlanta metropolitan area had a population of only a few thousand people.


text: John DiMaggio did a voice-over role.


text: Journalist Lynn Barber created An Education.


text: Mad Max: Fury Road was released in 2017.


text: Anna Nicole Smith had a modelling career.


text: Sarah Hyland is from Indiana.


text: Secret and technologically advanced airplanes were produced in Burbank, California.


text: Ann Biderman was born on October 15th, 1951.


text: Fritz Lang directed the film The Good German.


text: LinkedIn is based in Russia.


text: Anthony Scaramucci is not an entrepreneur.


text: Alan Shepard retired from the US Navy in 1974.


text: Punch-Drunk Love was distributed exclusively by a Czech film studio.


text: There has been no media coverage of the Baja 1000.


text: Clueless (film) was preceded by a spin-off television sitcom.


text: Therasia is outside of the volcanic island group of Santorini.


text: Caleb McLaughlin is involved with creative work.


text: Trouble with the Curve only stars Adam Sandler.


text: Roberto Orci wrote Star Trek.


text: National pain is one symptom of pulmonary embolism.


text: Menace II Society is set in California.


text: The Nice Guys was directed by Stephen Spielberg.


text: The Gettysburg Address failed to ever be read or acknowledged.


text: The Airbus A380 entered commercial service.


text: Caleb McLaughlin was born on the month of January.


text: The Africa Cup of Nations is held every five years.


text: Mutiny on the Bounty is the second American film based on Treasure Island, the novel.


text: Floyd Mayweather Jr. has a large world title win record without a loss.


text: Catherine Keener was passed up for all roles in Get Out.


text: Monetary gain can be a purpose of fraud.


text: 53 879 people counted as Romani people in the town call Aroni in Republic of Macedonia.


text: Cary Elwes is illiterate.


text: Ice-T signed to Sire Records in 1984.


text: The film Watchmen focuses on a group of mostly retired American superheroes.


text: Baloch people are part of a diverse South American group.


text: Watertown, Massachusetts is in the least populous state in New England.


text: Chris Paul is a basketball player.


text: Shape of You was only on the singles charts of Hungary and Poland.


text: Scream has some level of success.


text: In Downtown Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building was located.


text: Watchmen is a film about a group of mostly retired American superheroes.


text: Temple of the Dog is a church.


text: Ed and Lorraine Warren were people.


text: Planet Hollywood Las Vegas is owned by a corporation based outside of Paradise, Nevada.


text: The Giver received a People's Choice Award nomination for Favorite Dramatic Movie.


text: Keith Godchaux is still a member of the Grateful Dead.


text: In a constitutional federal republic, the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building was located.


text: Olympic medals have always displayed the Colosseum.


text: Balibo (film) is about an investigation of deaths.


text: William Cohen is from America.


text: Shannon Lee is an actress.


text: ASAP Rocky has only directed music videos for himself.


text: Super Bowl XLV was played at the Boston Commons.


text: See You on the Other Side was certified platinum on March 8, 2006.


text: Superhuman abilities may come about from human enhancement by cybernetic implants.


text: Samsung entered the electronics industry in the 1960's.


text: Sledgehammer was first performed live in 2004.


text: Dissociative identity disorder is incapable of being classified as a mental disorder.


text: Little Dorrit was originally published in its entirety.


text: Scandal is from the 1980's.


text: Yves Saint Laurent is a fashion brand.


text: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe failed to publish Hermann and Dorothea.


text: One True Thing was directed by a child.


text: Kung Fu Panda made $60.2 million during its opening weekend, putting it at number one in the box office.


text: Goldie Hawn had a career that lasted more than three decades.


text: The Beguiled is based on a novel from 1987.


text: Zac Efron is Japanese.


text: Watchmen is a film about superheroes.


text: San Francisco Bay Area contains many national parks.


text: Proponents of globalism tend to advocate for decreases in immigration.


text: Heath Ledger was in a film inspired by Bob Dylan.


text: A near-Earth object is one whose orbit brings it away from Earth.


text: Zac Efron's middle names are David and Alexander.


text: Yvonne Strahovski has worked on movies and TV shows.


text: MSG enhances flavor.


text: Spider-Man 2 is an artistic work.


text: $74 million has been grossed by Manchester by the Sea.


text: Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew was only ever called by that name.


text: Ang Lee is has directed more than 4 films.


text: Pearl (Steven Universe) projects a body.


text: Shut Up is a song.


text: The Challenge XXX: Dirty 30 is not a season of an American TV show.


text: In America, Warcraft was released by Columbia.


text: Uranium has 92 neutrons.


text: There are no existing recordings of Story of My Life.


text: Only one spectator has a seat in an all-seater stadium.


text: IMDb is crowdsourced.


text: Konidela Production Company was established by the son of Chiranjeevi.


text: Absinthe is alcohol free.


text: The Dodo has been depicted with a naked arm.


text: Pakistan is on crossroads.


text: Part of The Last Song (film) was fought on a beach.


text: Roberto Orci wrote Star Trek Into Darkness.


text: The Indiana Pacers were never allowed to join a basketball league.


text: Johnny Van Zant became the lead vocalist for Lynyrd Skynyrd in 1997.


text: Goldie Hawn was nominated for an Academy Award.


text: Research is used to test the validity of instruments.


text: The Colbert Report was taped Monday through Friday.


text: George Harrisongot married in 1966.


text: Hezbollah received war training from Iran.


text: Jiang Wen was born on January 5.


text: Nero's death ended the Duck dynasty.


text: Argentina's state capital is the Ural Mountains.


text: James Brolin is not from America.


text: A dynamic web page does not involve computer programming.


text: Pocahontas was the daughter of the president.


text: Uganda is in the Arctic Circle.


text: Nero's death sparked a brief period of civil wars.


text: Stomp the Yard is a television show.


text: Mount Hood is in the Pyrenees.


text: Harry Fraud interned at a studio.


text: Azithromycin is sold under different trade names.


text: Rehab is Amy Winehouse's most obscure song.


text: Super Bowl XLV was held at Cowboys Stadium.


text: Uranium was unable to meet the qualifications to be considered a chemical element.


text: Sean Gunn was on Gilmore Girls.


text: Southern Hospitality debuted at number 16 on the Billboard Hot 100.


text: The Gettysburg Address was given by Abraham Lincoln.


text: Moscovium is atomic weight 115.


text: The supervillain Apocalypse was portrayed by Oscar Isaac.


text: Kung Fu Panda was released in theaters.


text: No Strings Attached came out in January of 2011.


text: Prince Charles and Lady Diana eloped in July 1981.


text: The Challenge XXX: Dirty 30 is a season in a television series from the United States.


text: Charlotte, North Carolina is the fifth-biggest banking center in the country.


text: Baadshah was only dubbed into English.


text: Lee Daniels has only directed terrible films that go unrecognized.


text: Lois Lane was influenced by real-life journalist Nellie Bly.


text: Akon has zero songs certified as 2 × platinum.


text: Anne Boleyn is not mentioned in many artistic and cultural work.


text: Veep is a brand name.


text: Gotham aired its first episode in 2014.


text: Ghost was released in 1990.


text: Coins of the Swiss franc are used in Finland.


text: Anneliese van der Pol is an actress best known for her role as Chelsea Daniels.


text: The cinematography of Far from the Madding Crowd was by an Italian cinematographer.


text: Resident Evil is the first installment in the Resident Evil film series.


text: LinkedIn is based on Earth.


text: The Love Club EP is by Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O'Connor.


text: A near-Earth object is a small Solar System body.


text: 2.66 % of the population are considered as Romani people in the Republic of Macedonia.


text: John S. McCain Jr. entered a service.


text: John Goodman had the lead role in The Babe.


text: The Raven (2012 film) is unreleased.


text: GLOW is an Amazon TV series.


text: Jack Lowden was incapable of having an award-winning four-year stage career.


text: Barbarella was directed solely by George Lucas.


text: There is a film that involves a journalist name Roger East titled Balibo (film).


text: The Quiet stars Elisha Cuthbert.


text: Kung Fu Panda was in last place at the box office.


text: Sejong the Great died in April of 1450.


text: The Washington Monument is between 554 ft and 555 ft tall.


text: Annie is the title of a work.


text: Bank of America has platforms.


text: House of Balloons is a debut single.


text: Gaius Julius Caesar was only born in 430 BC.


text: The Book of Mormon won nine Tony Awards.


text: Sabbir Khan directed zero films.


text: Death Note is a Japanese television drama series based on a manga series illustrated by Carl Barks.


text: The Burj Khalifa is a short building with multiple floors.


text: Music videos have been directed by Heath Ledger.


text: Morgan Fairchild was in Paper Dolls.


text: Ted Cruz's middle name is Edward.


text: A polynomial features coefficients.


text: Adobe Photoshop is part of the Adobe Systems.


text: Arjit Singh is female.


text: Pulmonary embolism is not indicated by rapid breathing.


text: US Airways Flight 1549 did not land in the Hudson River.


text: Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah is produced by Lord Sauron.


text: Florida State University was designated as a "preeminent" state university in the 2010s.


text: Vedic Sanskrit is a language that started in the fifth century CE.


text: The Stanford prison experiment was unfunded.


text: There were co-executive producers of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.


text: Star Trek Into Darkness was written by Roberto Orci.


text: Sausage Party is a cat.


text: In Kentucky, the electric chair has been retired except for those whose capital crimes were committed prior to March 31, 1998, and who elect electrocution.


text: Cary Elwes is a writer.


text: Heath Ledger only appeared in films inspired by British royalty.


text: Woodrow Wilson did not establish Wilsonianism.


text: A player-coach is unable to become a head coach.


text: Legendary Entertainment is an independent company.


text: Yin and yang do not have a portion of the opposite element in each section.


text: Move (Little Mix song) was released on an album called Salute.


text: The Punisher is exclusively a comic book.


text: Charlotte, North Carolina is the third-largest banking center in the United States from 2017-present.


text: Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew is set wholly on-location at the Playboy Mansion.


text: Times Higher Education World University Rankings is a publication of rankings by Times Higher Education (THE) magazine.


text: The American Civil War took place in the United States.


text: Shomu Mukherjee died on April 10, 2008.


text: Julie Bowen's birthday is March 22.


text: Spider-Man 2 was written by Donald Trump.


text: Mercedes-Benz is a division of a German company.


text: Spider-Man 2 has yet to be a film.


text: The Stanford prison experiment was an investigation into the causes of difficulties between guards and prisoners.


text: Georgians arose from the ancient Colchian civilizations.


text: The Chaperone (film) is a film.


text: Fred Seibert has a career as a jazz record audio engineer.


text: Fred Seibert has produced animated programs.


text: The American Civil War happened within the United States.


text: The 2003 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament was single-elimination.


text: MSG has a bitter taste.


text: Georgians arose from the ancient Mongolia civilizations.


text: Uranium is an elemental chemical.


text: Stomp the Yard has Columbus Short as an extra.


text: The Challenge XXX: Dirty 30 is not a season of a reality game show.


text: Pocahontas was not alive during the 16th and/or 17th centuries.


text: Doxycycline may induce vomiting.


text: Touch My Body was on an album that was scrapped.


text: Hammer Film Productions produced Let Me In in 2011.


text: There was a show called The Wonder Years.


text: Martial arts films contain multiple fight scenes between multiple characters.


text: Ragtime features a Star Wars actor.


text: The American Civil War took place in North America.


text: Henry III was the son of King Robert.


text: Shomu Mukherjee died of a zebra attack.


text: A. P. J. Abdul Kalam was elected as a leader of India.


text: Alex Jones was born in 1973.


text: Westworld (TV series)'s first season has episodes.


text: House of Balloons is by The Weeknd.


text: Floyd Mayweather Jr. is incapable of being a professional boxer.


text: Uganda was not ruled by the British.


text: Balibo (film) is incapable of being about an investigation of deaths.


text: Henri Kontinen won the Australian Open men's doubles championship in 2011.


text: The Stanford prison experiment was funded by the U.S. Office of Naval Research.


text: John Goodman starred in Cloverfield.


text: Anthony Scaramucci is not an author.


text: Gotham City Sirens was illustrated by Guillem March in 1954.


text: Louis Malle produced films in the French language.


text: Kung Fu Panda was released on stage.


text: Gamal Abdel Nasser's only funeral was in Britain.


text: One True Thing is a German film.


text: Guns N' Roses is a hard rock band.


text: Boxing Helena debuted in the 20th century.


text: Reanimation is by a band.


text: Sacre-Coeur, Paris is anything but cultural.


text: Caleb McLaughlin was born on the day 14th.


text: Moves Like Jagger is the lead single on Overexposed.


text: A polynomial consists of indeterminates.


text: The American Civil War started in 1831.


text: Nymphomaniac (film) is the third version of a trilogy.


text: Emmanuel Macron refused to work as an Inspector of Finances.


text: Vampire Academy is an educational institution.


text: Camp Flog Gnaw is a convention.


text: Trouble with the Curve was released in 2002.


text: Chris Bosh won his first NBA Finals title in 2012 against Oklahoma City Thunder.


text: Mamata Banerjee has only ever been called Mamata Banerjee.


text: Story of My Life was recorded by an elderly band.


text: Story of My Life was by a fish.


text: Moesia included the northern parts of a modern country.


text: Andrew Moray opposed the occupation of north Scotland by King Edward I.


text: Weill Cornell Medicine has only ever been a place that has had no affiliation with research whatsoever.


text: The Invisible Man was a romantic film.


text: Atlanta metropolitan area is located in north Florida.


text: The Walking Dead (comic book) is a television series inspiration.


text: An American was the scriptwriter for The Beguiled.


text: Battle of the Bastards never aired in the United States.


text: The Monster is an EP.


text: Ayananka Bose is a cinematographer.


text: One Dance reached number one in the Netherlands.


text: Henry Condell had a widow that was buried in the early 1600s.


text: Kevin Bacon was in the film Sleepers.


text: The Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to a person from everywhere except from Holland.


text: Battle of the Bastards had a viewership of 10 million in its initial broadcast.


text: Jack Nicholson is in Ragtime, although he does not appear in the credits.


text: Mike Friedrich is not a publisher.


text: Aubrey Anderson-Emmons is an actress.


text: Robert Zemechkis has failed to make movies across a wide variety of genres.


text: Jack Lowden is incapable of being an actor.


text: Natasha Lyonne is also known as Natasha Rebecca Lyonne Renner.


text: Keith Stanfield is from America.


text: Dissociative identity disorder is known as dementia.


text: Jeb Bush is the younger male sibling of George W. Bush.


text: Musala is the lowest peak in the Balkan Peninsula.


text: Cary Elwes was born in April 1962.


text: Fargo (season 3) aired on a basic cable network.


text: No Strings Attached was released in 2007.


text: Carey Hayes was born in 1897.


text: The Quiet only stars Hillary Clinton.


text: The Saturn Award for Best Fantasy Film is presented to the worst film in the fantasy genre.


text: There are currently 15,882,417 Mormon members.


text: The Fly was first released in 1999.


text: Jed Whedon is the son of someone born in June.


text: Unison (Celine Dion album) was originally released by Columbia Records in 1990.


text: The phrase to say at every house while Trick-or-Treating is "Trick or treat".


text: Key & Peele has only won one Primetime Emmy Award.


text: A U.S. state is Phoenix, Arizona.


text: The Premier League Asia Trophy is held.


text: Qin dynasty ended around 300 BC.


text: The KGB was a fast food service.


text: A near-Earth object is a small star.


text: The Quiet was released in May of 2005.


text: On August 19, 1945, Ian Gillan was born.


text: Ten matches were possessed by SummerSlam.


text: The Raven (2012 film) was unreleased in the United States.


text: Food Network is available.


text: The Wonder Years was only a book.


text: Anthony Scaramucci is in politics.


text: A sailor shirt is typically worn by Donald Duck.


text: Yves Saint Laurent lacks the ability to make clothes.


text: The Cyclades are a group of landlocked towns in Kentucky.


text: Foot Locker is only known as Foot Locker.


text: In Kentucky, the electric chair has been retired except for a subset of people.


text: Melilla is located on the north coast of Antarctica.


text: A series created by Genndy Tartakovsky featured the voice talent of John DiMaggio.


text: Color of Night was released in 1994.


text: Superhuman abilities may result from frog enhancement by nanotechnology.


text: Goldie Hawn was in at least two movies.


text: Aruba is one of the Caribbean's ABC Islands.


text: General Motors had various components.


text: Sausage Party is a computer-animated horror comedy.


text: The cinematography of Far from the Madding Crowd was by Nicolas Roeg in 2012.


text: Sennacherib's designated successor was his son Esarhaddon.


text: Exit the King the show premiered in 1962.


text: Azithromycin is available.


text: Camp Flog Gnaw was created in 2013 by Tyler, The Creator and Odd Future.


text: Maximum Overdrive is a film from 1986.


text: Army laws and regulations dictated the KGB.


text: Ekta Kapoor never produced an Indian soap opera.


text: Gaius Julius Caesar only was the mother of a dictator.


text: Faye Resnick does not write.


text: The 2003 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament was triple-elimination.


text: Bonobos live north of the river.


text: Westworld's first season premiered in the month of October.


text: See You on the Other Side was involved with the production team of The Matrix.


text: P.S I Love You (film) is incapable of being an American film.


text: Ding Yanyuhang is European.


text: Lucy Hale works in the entertainment industry.


text: Pythagoras was a Greek philosopher.


text: Heath Ledger won an award.


text: The Big Country is only a television series.


text: Superhuman abilities may result from dog enhancement by genetic modification.


text: Weill Cornell Medicine is a biomedical research unit.


text: The Nottingham Forest F.C. play tennis.


text: Maximum Overdrive is a 1986 military campaign.


text: The Originals (TV series) is from the United States.


text: Benjamin Franklin failed at earning the title of "The First American."


text: Cyprus is in the Middle East.


text: Jamie Lee Curtis' mother is Tony Curtis.


text: Pocahontas's birth name was Little Eagle.


text: Scandal is fronted by Patty Smyth.


text: Phoenix, Arizona is the most populous city in Massachusetts.


text: The latest ceremony of the Logie Awards was in 2017 of May.


text: A parent of Jed Whedon was born in the month of August.


text: Pakistan's semi-industrialized economy is the 25th largest in purchasing power parity in the world.


text: Temple Mount is where Jews turn towards during prayer.


text: Jeb Bush grew up in Boston.


text: Resident Evil is a television series.


text: Uta Hagan graduated from college on June 12th, 1919.


text: Brian De Palma was born in 1912.


text: Sierra Morena has a strong legendary reputation within Spanish culture and tradition.


text: Super Bowl XLV was played before February 6, 2011.


text: Younger is not a television series.


text: Robert Singer (producer) turned down directing Supernatural to direct for One Tree Hill.


text: Trouble with the Curve only stars Robin Wright.


text: Honeymoon is the third perfume line by Lana Del Rey.


text: The Indian National Congress was founded in Bombay, India.


text: Ed Gein had exhumed corpses from local parks.


text: Hyksos performed horse burials.


text: The Washington Monument is the world's tallest obelisk.


text: The Boeing 767 became the most frequently used airliner for transatlantic flights between North America and Europe.


text: Sarah Hyland is a brand of hot dog.


text: Monroe, Connecticut is the place where Annabelle is located.


text: Mandy Moore is not an American.


text: There has been at least one windstorm in Stanley Park.


text: The United States dollar is not a form of currency.


text: Ricardo Montalbán was only German.


text: The WWE was founded after the creation of the NXT Tag Team Championship.


text: Julie Bowen's birthday is November 3.


text: Anneliese van der Pol is an actress.


text: In 1974 Alan Shepard retired from the US Navy.


text: P.S I Love You (film) was reviewed by Richard LaGravenese.


text: Gray Matters was released in 2006.


text: Mars is far away from Valles Marineris.


text: Raven-Symoné appears in Empire.


text: Netscape Navigator was succeeded by the Netscape Communicator suite.


text: The 2003 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament was played at the highest level of Machu Picchu.


text: In August, the Siege of Fort Stanwix began.


text: Daenerys Targaryen was introduced in a novel.


text: Gray Matters was released in May of 2006.


text: Temple Grandin is a biographical film from 2010.


text: Hezbollah received military training from Iran.


text: Yvonne Strahovski worked on an ABC show.


text: Shape of You made the US Billboard Hot 100 chart.


text: Moesia included most of the territory of a modern-day part of Serbia.


text: One country that founded the Group of 15 was Peru.


text: Cleopatre is barely related to Amadis.


text: A near-Earth object is abbreviated as NGO.


text: Two Primetime Emmy Awards have been awarded to Key & Peele.


text: Proponents of globalism tend to advocate for national governance.


text: Donald Duck typically wears only a bracelet.


text: Jarhead is based upon a memoir.


text: Port of Spain is the capital of Trinidad and Tobago.


text: Keith Stanfield is a Gemini.


text: IMDb is a site.


text: A Good Day to Die Hard was written.


text: Freddie Highmore has been nominated for the Critics' Choice Television Award.


text: Chris Benoit is immortal.


text: 2 Hearts came out after May 1923.


text: B. R. Ambedkar was an Indian politician.


text: Johnny Van Zant named a solo album Brickyard Road.


text: Fred Seibert has a career as a gospel record producer.


text: The Hunger Games film series had Gary Ross direct the first film.


text: Kate Walsh was unable to be on Grey's Anatomy.


text: The Boeing 767 has always been the least frequently used airliner for transatlantic flights between North America and Europe.


text: Commodore is only used in many land armies.


text: Temple Mount is where Jews turn away from during prayer.


text: Jack Lowden was incapable of having major international onscreen success.


text: Syria provided political support to Hezbollah.


text: Punch-Drunk Love was distributed by an American film studio.


text: Donald Duck typically wears a sailor sweatshirt.


text: Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah is from France.


text: A member of the Grateful Dead was John Perry Barlow.


text: In 1992, Prague's historic center was added to UNESCO's list of World Heritage Sites.


text: Cary Elwes is an actor.


text: Alex Jones writes.


text: Jack Dylan Grazer's parents are Princess Oriana and Fox Mulder.


text: Nero has passed away.


text: Phoenix, Arizona is the capital of Massachusetts.


text: Nero's death never sparked a brief period of civil wars.


text: Johnny Van Zant still performs with Lynyrd Skynyrd.


text: Wolfgang Mozart had only daughters.


text: Pearl (Steven Universe) projects a holographic butterfly.


text: American Library Association is the smallest of its kind.


text: Mandy Moore is an American.


text: Vedic Sanskrit is the language of texts compiled in the 2nd and 1st millennia BCE.


text: Salt River Valley is in northern Arizona.


text: The Maltese language is the official language of Malta.


text: Victor Frankenstein had a completely original screenplay.


text: Species distribution can be understood through factors such as speciation and continental drift.


text: Gaius Julius Caesar never participated in politics.


text: Gray Matters was only released in 2001.


text: Norman Bates was published by Robert Bloch.


text: A Good Day to Die Hard stars Bruce Willis.


text: George III was succeeded by his son, George IV.


text: Anxiety has been linked to other ailments.


text: Chinatown's screenplay had a writer.


text: The Boeing 767 is used for flights.


text: Richard Dawson was a presenter of game shows in the United States.


text: Quay premiered at a Mexican film festival.


text: Argentina is subdivided into twenty-three provinces.


text: Stephen Moyer played the lead role of Prince Valiant in the 1997 movie Prince Valiant.


text: Mutiny on the Bounty is an original film.


text: The Dodo has been depicted with a grey and red head.


text: Argentina has a Congress.


text: One True Thing is an American film.


text: John Goodman did not play Babe Ruth in The Babe.


text: Stomp the Yard stars an American actress born in the 1980s.


text: Backing vocalists sing with other backing instrumentalists.


text: Sonny Bono died on January 5, 2012.


text: Ding Yanyuhang was born in the summer of 1993.


text: Java was formed by earthquakes.


text: Several reforms were introduced by the QIn dynasty.


text: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe failed to publish Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship.


text: The Ellen Show only stars Ellen DeGeneres.


text: The Paper stars a horse.


text: Raja Hindustani's director was Dharmesh Darshan.


text: Planet Hollywood Las Vegas is operated by someone.


text: Ed and Lorraine Warren were paranormal investigators.


text: The Independent Spirit Awards have always been held in Los Angeles.


text: Richard Rodney Bennett did the soundtrack of Far from the Madding Crowd.


text: Arjit Singh is from India.


text: Elizabeth of York married someone.


text: Aphrodite is American.


text: University of Chicago Law School is ranked first in the 2016 QS World University Rankings.


text: Warren Beatty never worked with Trevor Griffiths.


text: The Times switched to a compact format in 2014.


text: Sierra Morena is a place.


text: A Canadian made One Dance.


text: Phoenix, Arizona is not in the southwestern United States.


text: Annabelle is in a museum.


text: Gaius Julius Caesar was born after 150 BC.


text: Sonny & Cher sing R&B.


text: Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew was set in a warehouse.


text: Jefferson Davis grew up on tobacco farms.


text: Brick Mansions is a television series.


text: Google Search can find sports scores.


text: John Frusciante released twelve solo albums.


text: Physics is a fundamental scientific discipline.


text: The French established administrative law in Uganda.


text: Chadwick Boseman portrayed James Brown.


text: Key & Peele has yet to win a Peabody Award.


text: James Brolin was born in the 1940s.


text: Kung Fu Panda made at least $60.2 million in theaters.


text: Charles Howard Hinton was a child during World War 1.


text: Bonaire was part of the Netherlands Antilles.


text: Project Y was a military base.


text: Pocahontas was Brazilian.


text: The Chaperone (film) is a 2011 television show only.


text: The Pakistan Movement was the result of shifts in Afghan society, government, and ways of thinking.


text: During the British Raj, the Indian National Congress was founded.


text: Robert Zemechkis has made movies across a wide variety of genres and is acclaimed.


text: Quay premiered in 2001.


text: Henry III's father was King John.


text: Kevin Costner played the role of Devil Anse Hatfield in 2012.


text: Hannah and Her Sisters is an American comedy-drama from 1986.


text: Psych (season 2) originally aired on the TNT Network.


text: B. R. Ambedkar was born before 1900.


text: Hinduism forbids pilgrimage to sacred sites.


text: Qin dynasty started in China.


text: James, Viscount Severn is the only ally of Prince Edward and Sophie, Countess of Wessex.


text: The Warrens' Occult Museum is where Annabelle is kept.


text: The American Revolution was lead by Benjamin Franklin.


text: Ed Decter directs film.


text: The Fame came out in 2017.


text: Touch My Body was released in 1989.


text: Annabelle is not in Munroe, Connecticut.


text: The IPhone 4 is a mobile personal computer.


text: Night of the Living Dead is a series of seven romantic films.


text: Vera Wang is based in NYC since 1945.


text: Henri Kontinen has a sister named Micke.


text: Maria Theresa was unrelated to Emperor Charles VI.


text: A polynomial only consists of set values.


text: The Airbus A380 entered commercial service in 2007 with Singapore Airlines.


text: Doug Petrie starred in Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog.


text: Melilla shares a border with Morocco.


text: Ed and Lorraine Warren were ghost hunters.


text: Aphrodite is the only daughter of the Titaness Dione in Homer's Iliad.


text: The Fame sold 4.7 million digital copies as of April 2016.


text: Augustus Prew's father was a teacher.


text: The 66th Primetime Emmy Awards was hosted by the inventor of Late Night.


text: Stomp the Yard stars Columbus Short.


text: Dark matter is a type of matter.


text: The mother of Augustus Prew was a fashion designer.


text: Key & Peele has won two Primetime Emmy Awards as of 2004.


text: The Incredibles 2 is a movie.


text: Baadshah was only dubbed into two other languages.


text: Brian De Palma is a writer.


text: Nymphomaniac (film) is not part of a trilogy along with Antichrist.


text: The Dodo has been depicted with a very hairy head.


text: MSG has a savory taste similar to that of glutamate.


text: Vampires are deceased.


text: Manchester United F.C. was the world's highest-earning football club for a season.


text: The Airbus A380 entered commercial service on October 25, 2007.


text: In an all-seater stadium, every spectator has a seat.


text: Dawood Ibrahim isn't a terrorist.


text: Jon Hamm received 16 Primetime Emmy Award nominations.


text: Boxing Helena debuted in March 1991.


text: Jewish people turn towards Temple Mount during prayer.


text: UNESCO's City of Literature program was launched in May of 2004.


text: Sebastian Vettel was a racecar driver in Formula One.


text: Commodore is only ranked below a front admiral.


text: East Timor is the place where Balibo (film) takes place.


text: Samsung entered the electronics industry in the the late 1960's.


text: Raven-Symoné refuses to be a singer.


text: The Tenth Doctor appears in Journey's End.


text: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest only won one Oscar, for sound design.


text: Overexposed is an album.


text: Shannon Lee acts.


text: The Catcher in the Rye is not a novel.


text: Cape Town was one of the locations where Half Girlfriend was filmed.


text: John DiMaggio has done acting roles.


text: University of Chicago Law School is ranked last for "Faculty quality based on American Academy of Arts and Sciences Membership."


text: The Hunger Games are based on a novel by Suzanne Collins.


text: Bala has received zero awards for his work.


text: Multiple shows on Cartoon Network employed John DiMaggio.


text: James, Viscount Severn was born in the 2000s.


text: Punch-Drunk Love was distributed by a film studio.


text: Azithromycin is prescribed under different trade names.


text: One Dance was by a Mexican.


text: Bala directed.


text: Richard Fortus has recorded a studio album with Guns N' Roses.


text: The Challenge XXX: Dirty 30 is a season of a show on Syfy.


text: Matt Bomer is from America.


text: Younger ended in 2015.


text: Stomp the Yard stars an American actress born in August 1981.


text: Aristocracy is a term with Greek heritage.


text: Bala has received recognition.


text: The English Wikipedia is an edition of a free online chat room.


text: Robinson Crusoe on Mars was produced by Paramount Pictures.


text: Rick Ross had nothing to do with the creation of Hood Billionaire.


text: Charles de Gaulle was used as the basis of a French political stance.


text: Yvonne Strahovski's real last name is Strzechowski.


text: The Challenge XXX: Dirty 30 is a season of a show on MTV.


text: The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie was directed by Donald Trump.


text: Aphrodite appears in Greek mythology.


text: The Challenge XXX: Dirty 30 is a season of an Australian TV show.


text: Bob Ross created a painting show.


text: Internet access requires the use of hardware like computers.


text: Ron Dennis serves as the Global Consultant for Minsheng Investment Corporation.


text: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was not born in Salzburg.


text: The latest ceremony of the Logie Awards was at a farmhouse.


text: Estelle Getty has never been photographed or filmed.


text: Emmanuel Macron worked as an investment banker.


text: The Visigoths gradually adopted the culture of their Hispano-Roman subjects under Reccared I in 589.


text: Nero's death ended the Julio-Claudian dynasty in 1203.


text: Georgians arose from a kingdom.


text: Hannah and Her Sisters is a 1967 film.


text: John Frusciante released eleven solo albums.


text: David Lloyd George was a prime minister.


text: Exit the King is by a writer.


text: Georges Gilles de la Tourette made descriptions of attributes in nine patients.


text: South Island is rarely referred to as the "mainland" of New Zealand.


text: Nawaz Sharif is exclusively from the United States.


text: Backing vocalists cannot ever sing.


text: A polynomial is barely an expression.


text: Watchmen is a dark satirical and dystopian take on the superhero genre and it lasts for six hours and forty-five minutes.


text: Corsica belongs to France.


text: The Cyclades are southeast of mainland Greece.


text: Lorelai Gilmore's father is named Emily.


text: Saw II was released on Blu-ray.


text: LinkedIn is available in the Romanian language.


text: The Challenge XXX: Dirty 30 is an episode of a TV series.


text: Andrew Moray led an uprising against the occupation of north Scotland in 1297.


text: Jamie Lee Curtis' mother is Janet Leigh, the comedienne from Pittsburgh.


text: Dissociative identity disorder is a skin disorder.


text: Sennacherib's designated successor was Esarhaddon.


text: Zoey Deutch was birthed on November 10, 1994.


text: Westworld's first season concluded on December 4, 2016.


text: Brick Mansions starred Belle.


text: Emmanuel Macron worked as an investment banker at Rothschild & Cie Banque.


text: The Icelandic Coast Guard is rarely responsible for Iceland's maritime search and rescue.


text: The Fame was released in February 2016.


text: Emperor Norton is immortalized by authors from different continents.


text: Georgians arose from a kingdom.


text: In 2015, among Mexicans, 70% of adults had consumed alcoholic drink in the last year.


text: Bank of America withholds products and services.


text: MSG has a savory flavor.


text: The Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to a person from the Kingdom of the Netherlands.


text: Cleopatre is one of three operas and it is significant.


text: The End of Time is a Tenth Doctor adventure.


text: The Indian National Congress was founded in New Delhi.


text: The Hunger Games has a film.


text: Levoamphetamine increases concentration.


text: The Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building was located in a city.


text: Inside Llewyn Davis was released in 2016.


text: The Times was printed in compact format for 219 years.


text: The 2003 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament involved multiple schools.


text: Andre Pirlo is only on the NYC team.


text: Python lacks a dynamic type system.


text: The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie was directed by Stephen Hillenburg in 2011.


text: The X-Files starred David Duchovny as the lead role.


text: The Times began printing before or during 1785.


text: The Thin Red Line (1998 film) features a performance by an American actor.


text: Ekta Kapoor did not produce Kumkum Bhagya.


text: Catherine Hardwicke was born as Catherine Hardwicke.


text: The Burj Khalifa contains 8 escalators.


text: Temple Grandin was directed by Christopher Nolan.


text: Designated Survivor (TV series) is a show that is televised.


text: Alvin and the Chipmunks is an American comedy film.


text: Oscar Isaac did not act as the supervillain Apocalypse.


text: Victor Frankenstein is an American film.


text: An all-seater stadium is solely a stadium meant for competitive emotional activity.


text: Louis Malle worked in the French film industry.


text: Heroes first season averaged over a million viewers.


text: Charles Howard Hinton wrote science fiction.


text: Morgan Fairchild exclusively acts in film.


text: Ed and Lorraine Warren rejected Roman Catholicism.


text: Alexandria is outside of Egypt.


text: Legendary Entertainment is owned by Wanda Group.


text: Riz Ahmed acted in an Portuguese miniseries based on a British television series.


text: The ovary is part of the female reproductive system.


text: Mount Hood is in the Andes.


text: Chris Benoit is from North America.


text: David Lloyd George was named one of the 100 Greatest Americans.


text: Half Girlfriend's principal photography began in May of 2016.


text: Earth's atmosphere experiences an acoustic effect during a thunderstorm.


text: Ovaries do not occur alone.


text: Mikhail Prokhorov is the former chairman of Russia's largest gold producer.


text: Issa Rae has started up her own YouTube outlet.


text: Absinthe has properties.


text: Fraud is to deprive a victim of a legal right.


text: Medical school around the world shares the same structure.


text: The Silver Surfer appears only in Icelandic comic books.


text: Sausage Party was released in 2013.


text: Vincent D'Onofrio is an Emmy Award nominee.


text: Scream became notable.


text: Corsica is independent of France.


text: Bank of America has call centers.


text: Henri Kontinen's brother is a retired tennis player, who last played in 2008.


text: Backing vocalists are performers.


text: The New England Patriots reached ten Super Bowls.


text: Theresa May worked.


text: Charles Howard Hinton was a mathematician.


text: Julie Bowen died in 1950.


text: Pitch Perfect 2 centers on a singing group.


text: Manchester by the Sea is distributed globally.


text: Toy Story 2 was released by Universal Pictures.


text: Spider-Man 2 was released in July of 2004.


text: The Invisible Man was a movie of the science fiction and horror genres.


text: Gaius Julius Caesar was born in 130 BC.


text: Henry III of France was succeeded by Henry IV, founder of the House of Bourbon.


text: Jarhead negated the account provided in the 2003 memoir of Anthony Swofford.


text: Kate Walsh was on a Netflix series.


text: The Beverly Hillbillies had nine seasons.


text: Henry VIII was the father of Elizabeth I.


text: Linkin Park made Reanimation


text: Macklemore is a hip hop artist.


text: The ROC controls more of China than the PRC.


text: Truman Capote avoided writing his entire life.


text: The basis of characters in many authors' books in Emperor Norton.


text: 1997 was the year No Way Out was released.


text: The Love Club EP is the sophomore extended play by Lorde.


text: Sonny & Cher was a sibling duo.


text: Floyd Mayweather Jr. is a professional boxer.


text: The Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building was only located at 300 N.W. 5th Street.


text: Southern Hospitality ended at number 86 on the Billboard Hot 100.


text: A person afflicted with Parkinson's disease is Michael J. Fox.


text: Rick Ross founded the Maybach Music Group in 2009.


text: The House of the Spirits is based on the 1982 book La Casa de los Espíritus by Isabel Allende.


text: The Maze Runner is an unadapted novel.


text: Maximum Overdrive was directed by Christopher Nolan.


text: Saw II was released in an analog optical disc storage format.


text: Pakistan is not a federal parliamentary republic.


text: Great white sharks killed humans in the past.


text: Gaius Julius Caesar only died in 70 BC.


text: NXT Tag Team Championship was created by WWE in 2002.


text: Mandy Moore is not a musician.