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text: 100 percent of the University of Mississippi's students come from Mississippi.


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text: Gordan Ramsay has not had apprentices.


text: Seohyun is only a cook.


text: Bessie Smith has American citizenship.


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text: The dress inspired fresh insights into human color vision.


text: Awkward Black Girl is an American comedy web series on YouTube.


text: The Gifted fails to be a television series.


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text: Jens Stoltenberg only served one term as Prime Minister of Norway.


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text: Birthday Song (2 Chainz song) was banned by Sonny Digital.


text: Henry II of France died in a tournament held to celebrate the Treaty of Versailles.


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text: Larry the Cable Guy series finale aired on the month of September.


text: Dakota Fanning is not American.


text: A person who was known for his work in mass spectrometry discovered Uranium-235.


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text: Saturn Corporation was established in April.


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text: Herculaneum's ruins are near Naples.


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text: 60 percent of the University of Mississippi's students come from Mississippi, of which 23 percent are minorities.


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text: The Endless River came out in 1995 and is Pink Floyd's fifteenth studio album.


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text: Andrew Kevin Walker was born on August 24, 1964.


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text: Kim Jong-il died in 1982.


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text: Carlos Santana formed Santana in Florida.


text: Simón Bolívar's maiden name is Simón José Antonio de la Santísima Trinidad Bolívar y Palacios.


text: Tremont Street Subway is incapable of being part of the MBTA.


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text: Sancho Panza is a fictional character in a novel written by a Spanish writer born in the 17th century.


text: Hedda Gabler's world premiere took place outside Munich.


text: Camden, New Jersey is a country.


text: Varsity Blues (film) is a television show.


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text: Pirates of the Caribbean has yet to make it to Tokyo Disneyland.


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text: Men in Black II is a Korean film.


text: Bhagat Singh was a revolutionary.


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text: Aristotle tutored Philip II of Macedon.


text: Hush (2016 film) was produced by Intrepid Pictures.


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text: Johanna Braddy acted in a TV series on Lifetime.


text: Buffy Summers has been portrayed only by Kristy Swanson.


text: Ann Richards was a governor for four years.


text: Tamerlan Tsarnaev once took part in a shootout with the police.


text: Recovery is a song by Marshall Mathers III.


text: Shadowhunters premiered on MTV.


text: Mani Ratnam is widely credited with altering the profile of Indian cinema.


text: The retreat of permafrost is an expected outcome of global warming.


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text: Norman Jewison directed The Cincinnati Kid.


text: Stanley Williams was a person who committed crimes.


text: Pirates of the Caribbean is in Disneyland Paris.


text: Margaret Thatcher was the first woman to lead a major political party in the United Kingdom.


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text: House ran for 9 seasons.


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text: Michaela Watkins is incapable of humor.


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text: Yandex is only a book.


text: Youtube is ranked as the fourth most popular site in the world.


text: Ralph Fults was born January 23 1911 and died in 1999.


text: Jens Stoltenberg was Prime Minister of Canada from 2000 to 2001.


text: Camden, New Jersey is the location of Cooper Medical School.


text: Heavy Metal music was developed in the 1960's.


text: Danielle Cormack is from New Zealand.


text: The United Nations Charter is the foundational declaration of war of the United Nations.


text: Southpaw was written by Kurt Sutter.


text: The Concert for Bangladesh raised close to $250,000 for Haiti relief.


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text: Aaron Burr's final year of vice presidency was 1901.


text: Drake Bell has yet to release anything.


text: West Ham United F.C. was founded in this century.


text: Only forced labor slavery is a reason for human trafficking.


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text: Papua comprised all of Indonesian New Guinea and it was cultured.


text: Ashton Kuthcher was in one film in 2005.


text: Ed Wood is about the eponymous wrestler.


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text: Home for the Holidays stars the fourth child of Charlie Chaplin.


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text: Guillermo del Toro was born in 1700.


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text: Chris Kyle was born on April 8, 1974.


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text: The NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series has been received by Omar Epps.


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text: Harrison Ford stars in Blade Runner 2049.


text: Motion is good for heart health.


text: Richard Dawkins makes regular internet appearances.


text: Brad Wilk was a drummer for a band.


text: Billie Joe Armstrong was born in the 1973.


text: There are people that can be classified as monks.


text: Happiness in Slavery is a musical work.


text: Ernest Medina was uninvolved in the My Lai Massacre.


text: Penguin Books revolutionized publishing.


text: XHamster puts into production a reality series.


text: Live Through This is an anthology.


text: Brubaker is a 2007 drama.


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text: The 100 also follows the teens cousins on The Ark.


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text: T2 Trainspotting is set in and around a city in Scotland.


text: Speech recognition incorporates knowledge and research in electrical engineering.


text: Edmund H. North was a Gemini.


text: Mogadishu is a village.


text: Edmund H. North won an Academy Award for Best Screenplay.


text: Brick (film) was directed by Michael Bay only.


text: Nicholas Brody only appears on basic cable.


text: John Glen directs A View to a Kill.


text: Queen (band) is a British gospel group.


text: Microbiologist research promotes information found in immunology and pathology.


text: The Daily Show described itself as a credible news program.


text: The Hunchback of Notre Dame is based off of a book.


text: House is a Fox prime-time drama.


text: Shawn Carlson is a German physicist.


text: Tenacious D began in California.


text: James VI and I was a major advocate of a single parliament.


text: Caroline Kennedy from 2013 to 2017 served as United States Ambassador to Japan.


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text: Bruce Shand was awarded the Military Cross.


text: History of Earth dates back billions of years.


text: Sam Claflin was not in Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides.


text: The Bahamas is an internationally recognized state that comprises a series of landlocked areas that form an archipelago.


text: James Jones missed the finals once.


text: Miranda Otto began her fishing career in 1986.


text: Camden, New Jersey is the home of a school that was established as the South Jersey Law School in 1926.


text: Congressional Space Medal of Honor is the highest honor given by NASA.


text: Danielle Cormack was born on December 31.


text: PacSun sells products.


text: Colombiana was only produced by George Lucas.


text: There is a film called Daag.


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text: Finding Dory was written by anyone except Victoria Strouse.


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text: Philomena was nominated.


text: David Spade was fired from being in Black Sheep.


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text: The Republic of Macedonia is in a place with various and disputed borders.


text: Graffiti was released in 2007.


text: Jackpot was released in 2000.


text: Tool has performed tours.


text: Saxony is the sixth least populous German state.


text: Always is about a British actress.


text: Marnie is a film.


text: L.A. Reid has been the president of Arista Records.


text: A View to a Kill features songs from Slipknot.


text: The dress did not inspire fresh insights into human color vision.


text: Starrcade was a one-time-only professional wrestling event.


text: Michigan is the least populous of the 50 United States.


text: New Orleans Pelicans compete the southwest Division of the NBA.


text: Justine Bateman is not a writer.


text: Sean Penn has acted in 13 films.


text: A working animal is wild only.


text: Camden, New Jersey is in a county in New Jersey.


text: Jeong Hyeong-don's birthday is May 7.


text: Diwali supports ignorance over knowledge.


text: Lost (TV series) is a series of plays.


text: 12 million copies of Bad Romance were bought around the world.


text: Kellyanne Conway has been embroiled in a series of controversies.


text: Juventus Stadium in Turin is the home stadium for Juventus F.C.


text: Living monastically is done by monks.


text: Shivaay was the first Bollywood film with Sayyeshaa.


text: EA Black Box was based outside of Canada.


text: Tottenham Hotspur F.C. is a video game developer.


text: Terry Crews played professional hockey.


text: The Washington Wizards have won seven seasons of American Idol.


text: Stanley Williams died in California.


text: Swordfish (film) is a film that is about an ex-convict.


text: Richard Dawkins has yet to appear on the radio.


text: Syracuse, New York, had a population of 145,170 according to the 1999 AAA TourBook.


text: Harold Macmillan was born on February 10, 1794.


text: Miracle at St. Anna is set in German-occupied Europe during WWII.


text: Simón Bolívar was a leader.


text: There are no musical or creative works in existence that have been created by Phillip Glass.


text: Meteora is a country album.


text: Capsicum chinense is a species of chili pepper.


text: The final season of Lost was watched by an average of 11 million viewers per episode.


text: Eva Green did not have a career in theatre.


text: Bethany Hamilton's biopic had a director.


text: DJ Quik has only ever been a plumber his whole life.


text: Finding Dory was penned by Andrew Stanton.


text: Angelsberg is located in Luxembourg.


text: EA Black Box was a coach.


text: Poseidon lost $181,674,817.


text: Topman is part of a South African multinational retailing company.


text: Youtube is a hotel.


text: Poldark has three series.


text: Diana, Princess of Wales became known as Lady Diana Thatcher.


text: Juventus F.C. has worn a black-and-white-striped home uniform since 1903.


text: In the Cretaceous pterosaurs and large marine reptiles died out.


text: Hedda Gabler's world premiere took place at the Globe Theatre.


text: The Cry of the Owl is based on a book.


text: Premam had a theatrical run of 259 days in Chennai, Tamil Nadu.


text: G I R L is the stylized form of Girl.


text: The playoffs were only missed by James Jones once.


text: Ashley Cole owns the Los Angeles Galaxy.


text: Wildfang was founded.


text: Tie Your Mother Down was released as a single.


text: Matthew Gray Gubler is not an actor.


text: James VI and I was a major advocate of a single parliament for England and Scotland.


text: Rupert Murdoch has control of 21st Century Fox.


text: Mel B died before collaborating with Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott.


text: Randy Savage is a professional at a fighting sport.


text: Gin derives its main flavour from snow.


text: Southpaw was written by a person.


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text: Marco Polo was a person.


text: Marco Polo was a Venetian.


text: Anushka Sharma won an award.


text: Peking University is in a unitary sovereign state in Eastern Europe.


text: Highway to Heaven is an American mob.


text: Aarhus is the seat of Aarhus municipality.


text: Ed Wood is not a movie.


text: Sayyeshaa starred in Akhil.


text: There are no musical or creative works in existence that have been created by Phillip Glass.


text: Steve Ditko has only ever studied in Boston.


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text: Sleipnir appears nowhere.


text: There is a film that is about a person name Stanley Jobson titled Swordfish (film).


text: Alexandra Daddario is Japanese.


text: The Mod Squad ran on ABC from 1968 to 1973.


text: Easy A was directed by 2013.


text: Miracle at St. Anna is set primarily in Tuscany.


text: Tool is a rock band that formed in 1990.


text: The Mighty Ducks was produced by Lucasfilm.


text: The Mirny (sloop-of-war) was commanded by a person.


text: Humphrey Bogart is incapable of being in any films.


text: The Beach exclusively falls under the comedy genre.


text: I Kissed a Girl is part of Katy Perry's second studio sandwich.


text: Henry VIII (TV serial) has an all-female cast.


text: Juventus F.C. is the second oldest soccer team in Italy.


text: Chris Kyle died on February 2, 2013.


text: Kellogg's products are marketed in only one country.


text: South African Communist Party is a trades partner.


text: Saturn Corporation is popularly referred to as Saturn LLC.


text: Men in Black II is a 2007 film.


text: Cheese in the Trap (TV series) only stars animals.


text: The Washington Wizards lost the conference title in 1975.


text: Ed Wood is a film.


text: Finding Dory was directed by Ingmar Bergman.


text: Ann Richards was the head of the executive branch of Texas's baseball team.


text: Finding Dory was written by Andrei Zvyagintsev.


text: TakePart is a division of 20th Century Fox.


text: Baz Luhrmann's film Australia is an epic historical romantic drama from 2001.


text: Richard Dawkins has been awarded prestigious film awards.


text: In 1971 the American record label asylum Records was founded.


text: Meteora is not an album by Linkin Park.


text: Awkward Black Girl is a Pakistani comedy web series.


text: Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy is only a TV show.


text: Michael Vick's maiden name is Dwayne.


text: A River Runs Through It is a single picture.


text: Trevor Griffiths is only a novelist.


text: Live Through This has sold less than 1.6 million copies.


text: The White House Press Secretary is a junior official.


text: Ian Brennan has no role in media creation.


text: Heavy Metal music is a genre of rock paintings.


text: Connie Nielsen played an unnamed character on Boss.


text: Buffy Summers appears in a recorded work.


text: Microbiologists specialize in investigating noninfectious microorganisms.


text: Billie Joe Armstrong finished college in 1972.


text: Match Point explores exclusively the role of misfortune in life.


text: Diana, Princess of Wales has yet to be married.


text: An example of a virus is rabies.


text: Wales' population rapidly declined.


text: Michael Vick graduated college on June 26th, 1980.


text: Guillermo del Toro is not Mexican.


text: Avenged Sevenfold is by a British band.


text: The Washington Wizards have won four division titles.


text: Goosebumps (film) is based on The Hobbit by Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski.


text: Damon Albarn collaborated with Brian Eno on his album Everyday Robots.


text: Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite is part of a series.


text: Tom DeLonge formed Blink-182 in 2002.


text: Fred Armisen is a cat.


text: Anushka Sharma is a winner of a Filmfare Award.


text: Avenged Sevenfold was released in 2002.


text: Joe Rogan did not move to Los Angeles in 1994.


text: Richard Dawkins makes regular radio appearances.


text: Mount Rushmore was built by Tim Howd and his pet snake Lincoln Borglum.


text: Annette Badland was in The Sparticle Mystery portraying Doomsday Dora.


text: Edmund H. North was British.


text: Daag is a movie.


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text: Melancholia is a disease.


text: Jim Broadbent is involved with Game of Thrones (season 7).


text: Syracuse, New York, had a sparse metropolitan population of three hundred fifty in 2010.


text: Winter's Tale was published in 1970.


text: Wish Upon was not released in 2017.


text: Kellyanne Conway referenced something which never occurred, called the "Bowling Green massacre."


text: The Penibaetic System is also called a system of mountain ranges.


text: Tylenol is advertised for increasing pain.


text: Home for the Holidays stars an actor.


text: Fidel Castro transferred his responsibilities.


text: Anne Sullivan was born on April 12 1866.


text: West Ham United F.C. is a club.


text: Meteora is not an album by an American band.


text: Rabies is infectious.


text: Miracle at St. Anna tells the story of four soldiers in a Tuscan village.


text: CHiPs was written by Dax Shepard.


text: Annette Badland played Doomsday Dora in The Sparticle Mystery.


text: Appropriation (art) played a significant role in performing arts.


text: Albert S. Ruddy is born on Mars.


text: Janelle Monáe is a singer and songwriter.


text: Wildfang was founded by Emma Mcilroy and Julia Parsley in 2001.


text: Aarhus is in the geographical center of Denmark.


text: AMGTV does not have sports television programming.


text: Aaron Burr killed Alexander Hamilton in New Jersey.


text: Colin Kaepernick is a football player.


text: Capitol Nashville released Keith Urban.


text: Byron Howard co-directed the television show Tangled.


text: Bethany Hamilton's biopic was directed by Sean McNamara.


text: Tim McGraw had a supporting role in Friday Night Lights.


text: The United Nations Charter was vetoed in San Francisco, United States.


text: The 14th Dalai Lama resides in India.


text: Fist of Legend is a remake of another movie.


text: The Bloods have distinctive hand signals.


text: Raees (film) prominently features an Indian movie actor who was born in 1965.


text: The Tijuana -- San Diego metropolitan area's name is a misnomer, as Tijuana is not located within it.


text: Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis is a disease that usually starts around the age of 60.


text: Stan Beeman is in a show on CBS.


text: Billboard Dad was released in the 1990s.


text: Michigan is the largest state.


text: One of the founders of San Diego Comic-Con was not Richard Alf.


text: Connie Nielsen is a film actress.


text: Barry Van Dyke is the second son of American actor Dick Van Dyke.


text: Brubaker is a Korean film.


text: Kleshas are mental games.


text: Rabbta (song) is a Hindi song from a 2016 Bollywood film.


text: Polar bears depend on the Arctic Ocean as their main food source.


text: Angela Bassett started her film career in 1954.


text: Private Lives is a comedy of manners from 1930 by Noel Coward.


text: Private Lives is a two act comedy from 1930.


text: In California, Stephen Hillenburg was raised.


text: Speech recognition incorporates two things into multiple fields.


text: Gaga's second consecutive number-one record in the United States was Artpop.


text: The Sterile Cuckoo was directed by Tim Burton.


text: Lizzy Caplan starred in television show like True Blood.


text: The Pelican Brief is a completely original work.


text: The Greek language is spoken only outside of Greece.


text: A song on Virgin Records was released by Mel B.


text: Dreamer (2005 film) was written by Michael Bay only.


text: Ingushetia was established on the 4th.


text: Phillip Glass has written musical theatre works.


text: Jackpot is a film released on December 13, 2013.


text: Camden, New Jersey is the home of a school that was founded as the South Jersey Law School in 1920.


text: Finding Dory was directed by an American.


text: Ralph Fults was born January 23 1911 and died in March of 1993.


text: Buffy Summers has been portrayed by an actress.


text: Saxony is only a town.


text: The Hunchback of Notre Dame features a character.


text: Wentworth Miller made his screenwriting debut with the 80s film Stoker.


text: Trollhunters was produced by Adam Sandler.


text: Margaret Thatcher was a squid.


text: Harvard University is not a research university.


text: The Beach is a film that falls under the adventure drama genre.


text: The CONCACAF Champions League is organized for dead bodies.


text: At least one resident of each of the five New York City boroughs is included in the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission.


text: Seven miles west of downtown Portland is the city center of Beaverton, Oregon.


text: Homo sapiens live on the third planet from the Sun.


text: Danny Brown released two music studio albums.


text: Starrcade was an annual professional wrestling event.


text: Wales has a large region rich in coal deposits called the South Wales Coalfield.


text: Daggering is incapable of being a form of dance.


text: In the End was the only track on Hybrid Theory.


text: Bonn is the birthplace of Ludwig van Beethoven.


text: Brian Michael Bendis has worked in the movie industry.


text: Duane Chapman is a person who bounty hunts.


text: Martin Van Buren was exclusively unelected.


text: Angelsberg is a place.


text: Wilhelmina Slater is portrayed only in comedy-drama radio.


text: In 1947 José Ferrer won a Tony Award.


text: EA Black Box was founded in 1999.


text: NRG Recording Studios is located in California.


text: Victoria Palace Theatre is on the same side as a central London railway terminus.


text: Danger UXB is a TV show.


text: Atlanta, Georgia is a place where Due Date was shot.


text: Heavy Metal music was developed in the 1970's.


text: Trevor Griffiths was born in a city.


text: CHiPs was created in 1944.


text: Melancholia was directed by Bob Dole.


text: I Kissed a Girl is only an EP.


text: San Diego Comic-Con was founded as the Golden State Comic Book Convention.


text: The Dark Tower got its release in 2017.


text: French Indochina was a grouping of territories.


text: Murda Beatz is from San Diego, California.


text: Underdog stars nine American actors.


text: Creedence Clearwater Revival was not active in the late 1960s and early 1970s.


text: Syracuse, New York, had a population of 145,170 in the Census.


text: Margaret Thatcher was the earliest woman to lead a major political party in the UK.


text: Hindu Kush is entirely in India.


text: Richard Dawkins has been awarded prestigious awards.


text: Kuching is the most populous city in Sarawak.


text: Mike Huckabee was Governor of Arkansas.


text: Duane Chapman is American.


text: Appropriation (art) played a significant role in visual arts.


text: Ernest Medina participated in a documented mass killing.


text: Star Trek: Discovery is the second series since Star Trek enterprise.


text: Osamu Tezuka has a mother.


text: The Indian Army is an armed force.


text: The Penibaetic System is a system of oceans.


text: Paul Nicholls is a singer.


text: Fidel Castro has a brother called Raúl Castro.


text: Mickey Rourke only appears in a films he writes alone.


text: Victoria (Dance Exponents song) was released in New Zealand in 1982.


text: Marnie is a film.


text: A View to a Kill is a James Bond movie.


text: Blue Jasmine is a film.


text: The 100 does not involve a space habitat called The Ark.


text: Ed Wood is a TV show.


text: Trevor Griffiths was born on April 4, 1935.


text: Henry II of France died in an archery tournament.


text: James VI and I was a person.


text: Janet Leigh was incapable of acting.


text: Alexandra Daddario is not American.


text: Wildfang was founded in 2000.


text: Advertising is used to sell an ideology.


text: The Indian Army comprises a lot of people.


text: Diana, Princess of Wales's father inherited the title of Duke of Wellington.


text: Thomas Jefferson did not found the University of Virginia.


text: So You Think You Can Dance is only a film.


text: The Adventures of Pluto Nash was directed by Ron Underwood.


text: Gray Matter Interactive Studios, Inc. was only a art studio.


text: Fist of Legend is a remake.


text: Exercise is beneficial for heart health.


text: The horse was domesticated on a broad scale by 3000 BC.


text: Baz Luhrmann's film Australia is an epic futuristic romantic drama.


text: Hot Right Now is from the album Escape from Planet Monday.


text: Colin Kaepernick is a starter for the San Francisco 49ers.


text: Bret Easton Ellis wrote the screenplay for The Canyons and he was criticized.


text: Artpop only debuted at number three on the United States Billboard 200.


text: Telemundo is located in Georgia.


text: Sancho Panza is a main character in Don Quixote.


text: John Dolmayan was born in Germany.


text: Kenneth Lonergan is a writer of screenplays.


text: Brian Michael Bendis has worked in media.


text: Justine Bateman is a writer.


text: Congressional Space Medal of Honor is awarded by the First Lady.


text: Chile is a food.


text: Tijuana is part of the San Diego -- Tijuana metropolitan area.


text: Party Down is a show that Lizzy Caplan starred in.


text: T2 Trainspotting copied a 2017 British comedy drama film.


text: Vietnam is a populous country.


text: Justin Chatwin performed in the CBS series American Gothic.


text: Paramore is from Texas.


text: The Quran is a religious text.


text: The Wallace is a literary work.


text: Victoria (Dance Exponents song) was a single released in 1982.


text: Mel B died before releasing "I Want You Back".


text: Blue Jasmine has Sally Hawkins directing it.


text: Edmund H. North was born June 12, 1911.


text: Part of Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge was filmed in Super 8.


text: TakePart is the digital division of Participant Media.


text: North Vietnam was officially called another name.


text: New Orleans Pelicans compete the southwest Division of the NBA's Western Conference.


text: Fantastic Four (2005 film) was released on July 8th, 2005.


text: West Virginia borders Ohio and Florida to the northwest.


text: Increased number of elderly and obese people could be why there is a rise on rates of endometrial cancer.


text: The Colosseum is a wrestler from Italy.


text: Luis Fonsi does not go by his given name on stage.


text: In August 1991, Brad Wilk co-founded Rage.


text: Lalla Ward was born in 1951.


text: Fist of Legend is based on a Stephen Spielberg film.


text: The Penibaetic System is an organization of cattle ranches.


text: The human brain lacks a sleep regulating structure.


text: Christa McAuliffe was a high school social studies teacher.


text: The World Trade Center featured one building.


text: The Adventures of Pluto Nash stars at least one person that was born in the 20th century.


text: Morse code is more sensitive to poor signal conditions.


text: Boyhood was carved from 2002 to 2013.


text: Terry Crews played professional football.


text: John McEnroe and Tatum O'Neal had 3 kids together.


text: The Quran is Buddhist.


text: Camden, New Jersey is the first home of Cooper Medical School.


text: Tijuana is in Northwestern Mexico.


text: Dave Gibbons is an English letterer.


text: Philomena is American.


text: Paul Nicholls played Joe Wicks on EastEnders.


text: Marco Polo traveled to medieval China.


text: The Winds of Winter is not an episode.


text: Kentucky is famous for its bourbon distilleries.


text: Alice Cooper's real name is Vincent Damon Furnier.


text: The Quran is an Islamic religious text.


text: Edmund H. North was a screenwriter.


text: Fist of Legend is a remake of a poem by Lo Wei.


text: Valencia is in America.


text: Lou Gehrig received no votes on the Major League Baseball All-Century Team in 1999.


text: Highway to Heaven is an American movie series.


text: Goosebumps (film) is based on a story by Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski.


text: The Dark Tower is a series.


text: Home for the Holidays stars an American producer.


text: Dreamer (2005 film) is a Canadian sports film.


text: Byron Howard sang in the film Zootopia.


text: Libya is the 13th largest country in the world.


text: An industrial rock band is responsible for the song Happiness in Slavery.


text: Matteo Renzi has only ever been a plumber.


text: Girls' Generation was incapable of covering the song Rhythm Nation.


text: The Hurt Locker is a 2008 American war thriller about an Iraq War Explosive Ordnance Disposal Team.


text: Larry Wilmore is an actor.


text: Fantastic Four (2005 film) was released in 2006.


text: Princess Mononoke has at least one type of tone.


text: Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge was all filmed in China.


text: Bea Arthur was an activist.


text: Rupert Murdoch has worked.


text: North Vietnam was officially called the Democratic Republic of Congo.


text: Marcus Bentley finished college on October 4th, 1967.


text: Home for the Holidays stars the grandchild of Charlie Chaplin


text: Duff McKagan refused to ever be a musician.


text: Johnny Galecki played an uneducated character in The Big Bang Theory.


text: Wentworth Miller made his screenwriting debut with the 2015 Stoker.


text: Joe Walsh was inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame.


text: Victoria (Dance Exponents song) peaked at number 10 on the New Zealand Singles chart.


text: Veeram was in competition with Vijaya Productions.


text: Tilda Swinton is an artist.


text: Stanley Williams was sentenced to life in prison.


text: Alexandra Daddario is American.


text: Roland Emmerich is gay.


text: Matteo Renzi was conceived on January 11th, 1975.


text: Uranium-235 was discovered by a person who was only known for discovering uranium.


text: New Orleans is the birthplace of Anne Rice.


text: Colin Kaepernick is a starting quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers.


text: Michigan is an Indian state.


text: Edgar Wright is a Gemini.


text: Lizzy Caplan starred in television show like The Class.


text: The Quran is Wiccan.


text: CHiPs is based on a TV series.


text: Lost won awards.


text: Nicholas Brody is a non-fictional character.


text: Libya is one of the top ten largest countries on its continent.


text: Anne Rice was born in the 1960's.


text: Efraim Diveroli had a four-year sentence.


text: The horse has not grown in size as it evolved.


text: Multiple American actors starred in Underdog.


text: Brad Wilk died before being a drummer for Greta.


text: Tamerlan Tsarnaev had a sibling.


text: Marcus Bentley was born on November 5th, 1267.


text: Always features only animals.


text: House ended after its pilot.


text: Henry II of France died in a tournament held to celebrate the autumn.


text: Emma Watson is a French-British car.


text: Tom Baker is incapable of having any acting roles.


text: TV Choice goes on sale once a month.


text: AMGTV has science fiction television programming.


text: Tijuana is in Mexico.


text: The Battle of France happened during a war.


text: The United Nations Charter was signed in San Francisco, United States in 1945.


text: Numb was part of a DLC for Rock Band 3.


text: Earl Scruggs was born in January.


text: Aparshakti Khurana is an actor.


text: Same Old Love is a work of music.


text: The Sterile Cuckoo was based on a novel written by John Nichols.


text: Joe Walsh was barely inducted in 2001.


text: Keith Urban is a Algerian pop music artist's second studio album.


text: Dave Gibbons has no middle name.


text: You Belong with Me is a blues song.


text: Rachel Green is one of the six main characters in the sitcom Will and Grace.


text: Recovery is the third studio album by Marshall Mathers III.


text: Rupert Murdoch lacks control of 21st Century Fox.


text: Psych's protagonist is not played by an American actor.


text: Michigan is the smallest state by total area east of the Mississippi River.


text: Aparshakti Khurana acts.


text: Lithuania is where Lithuanians come from.


text: Diwali spiritually signifies knowledge over ignorance.


text: House is on ABC.


text: Tom DeLonge formed a band with Mark Hoppus and Scott Raynor, who was a bassist and a drummer, respectively.


text: The Quran is a religious text believed to be a revelation from Allah.


text: Bea Arthur's birth name was Bernice Frankel.


text: Men in Black II refused to cast Tommy Lee Jones.


text: Selena Gomez & the Scene's debut album was released in May.


text: Australia (2008 film) production took place in a town and locality in the Whitsunday Region on the eastern coast of Queensland, Australia called Bowen.


text: Johnny Galecki acted in Roseanne for five years.


text: Ron Weasley is a member of Hufflepuff house.


text: Edmund H. North won an Academy Award.


text: Artpop was Gaga's second consecutive number-one record in the United States in 2009.


text: Juventus F.C. adopted its characteristic black-and-white-striped home uniform in 1903.


text: Raees (film) has an all-American cast.


text: French Indochina was officially known as the Indochinese Union then the Indochinese Federation.


text: The Bahamas is a state that's recognized by other states that includes a series of islands that form an archipelago.


text: XHamster produces a web series.


text: Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen acted.


text: Tottenham Hotspur F.C. is a football club.


text: Brazzers is based in Italy.


text: A View to a Kill is the third James Bond film written by John Glen.


text: Gray Matter Interactive Studios, Inc. was acquired by Activision in June 2002.


text: Stanley Williams was born in 2005.


text: Yara Shahidi is a person from America.


text: The World Trade Center opened on April 5.


text: Invasion literature was influential in Britain in shaping technological advancement.


text: Croatia is lawless.


text: Tenacious D was formed in 1942.


text: Topman only sells women's clothing.


text: Uranium-235 was discovered by at least one physicist.


text: Kenneth Lonergan is only a producer.


text: Middle-earth was created by J. K. Rowling.


text: Luke Cage was featured as a protagonist in creative work.


text: Paul Nicholls created Joe Wicks.


text: Ann Richards was the head of the legislative branch of Texas's government.


text: Brubaker is a 1950 film.


text: John Dolmayan is a German songwriter.


text: The CONCACAF Champions League is organized for dead bodies.


text: Tottenham Hotspur F.C. is European.


text: Guatemala civil right war was fought between the North and the South.


text: Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen are also known as the Olsen twins when referred to collectively.


text: Noel Fisher appeared on Showtime.


text: Yandex operates in Europe.


text: Edgar Wright is a person.


text: Live Through This has sold over 1.6 million copies in the United States.


text: Duane Chapman's father is Duane Lee "Dog" Chapman I.


text: Prescott, Arizona is a county.


text: Bones is inspired by a real person.


text: Papua comprised all of Indonesian New Guinea.


text: Middle-earth is a book.


text: Tie Your Mother Down was released.


text: Ashley Cole was born December 10, 1977.


text: On September 26, 1937 Bessie Smith died.


text: The United States regulates franchising.


text: Bessie Smith was a heavy metal singer.


text: Topman belongs to a British multinational retailing company.


text: "Love the Way You Lie" is Eminem's worst-selling single.


text: Ed Wood is about the eponymous filmmaker.


text: Kerplunk was released through a company other than Lookout Records.


text: Matteo Renzi served as Prime Minister of Italy for three years.


text: Sancho Panza is a fictional character in a novel written by an Australian writer born in 1616.


text: Edison Machine Works was barely a manufacturing company.


text: Helmand Province is the location of Lashkargah.


text: Alexandra Daddario was not born on March 16, 1986.


text: Terry Crews played in the MLB.


text: A monster is always a person.


text: Australia (2008 film) production took place only in China.


text: Aleister Crowley was born on Mars.


text: Shawn Carlson writes about science.


text: Wilhelmina Slater is portrayed in a comedy-drama television series.


text: John Dolmayan is a musician.


text: Tata Motors is listed on a financial exchange.


text: Shane McMahon won the European Championship once.


text: Bones is loosely based on the life and writings of Kathy Reichs.


text: Jackie (2016 film) was directed by Pablo Larrain.


text: Ashley Graham is a plus-size model.


text: Shane McMahon worked for his father's wrestling company, WWE.


text: The Faroe Islands disappeared in 1035.


text: The Greek language is spoken only outside of Albania.


text: Sikkim exhibits biodiversity.


text: The Concert for Bangladesh is recognized as a highly unsuccessful and minor humanitarian aid project.


text: Taran Killam wasn't born in April.


text: The Hurt Locker is a 2008 American science fiction thriller film.


text: Jenna Jameson worked as a stripper.


text: Chile is in Asia.


text: Daggering is a type of dance.


text: Stadium Arcadium was the last Red Hot Chili Pepper's album to feature John Frusciante.


text: Mary of Teck was a professional athlete.


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text: During 1927 - 1941 Mount Rushmore was created.


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text: Eric Church graduated from college on May 3, 1977.


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text: A View to a Kill is the third James Bond film directed by John Glen and released in 2002.


text: The maximum elevation in the Hindu Kush is 7708 meters at K2.


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