TODAY’S QUESTION
(entertainment) What game show from the mid-’90s was co-hosted by Chris Hardwick?
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That question, again: Who did Nellie Bly make a point of visiting in Amiens, France, during her record-setting 1889 trip around the earth?
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TODAY’S QUESTION
(history) Who did Nellie Bly make a point of visiting in Amiens, France, during her record-setting 1889 trip around the earth?
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That question, again: Shepard Fairey’s iconic Barack Obama poster didn’t always say “HOPE.†What word appeared on Fairey’s original printing?
TODAY’S QUESTION
Shepard Fairey’s iconic Barack Obama poster didn’t always say “HOPE.” What word appeared on Fairey’s original printing?
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That question, again: Who was the subject of David Bowman’s 2002 biography Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa?
TODAY’S QUESTION
(books) Who was the subject of David Bowman’s 2002 biography Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa?
(I’d add the subtitle, but that gives it away.)
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That question, again: In Spanish, they’re Pitufos. In German, Schlümpfe. And Puffi in Italian. What do we call them in English?
TODAY’S QUESTION
(pop culture) In Spanish, they’re Pitufos. In German, Schlümpfe. And Puffi in Italian. What do we call them in English?
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That question, again: Dracula is of course about a vampire. What kind of monster lurks at the heart of Bram Stoker’s later novel The Jewel of Seven Stars?
TODAY’S QUESTION
(literature) Dracula is of course about a vampire. What kind of monster lurks at the heart of Bram Stoker’s later novel The Jewel of Seven Stars?
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That question, again: Jack, Kack, Lack, Mack, Nack, Ouack, Pack, and Quack are the title characters of what book?
TODAY’S QUESTION
(Literature) Jack, Kack, Lack, Mack, Nack, Ouack, Pack, and Quack are the title characters of what book?
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That question, again: What is Sasha Obama’s actual first name?
TODAY’S QUESTION
(Current events) What is Sasha Obama’s actual first name?
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That question, again: The “Surgeon’s Photo,†taken in April, 1934, was a piece of evidence that allegedly proved the existence of what?
TODAY’S QUESTION
(Science) The “Surgeon’s Photo,” taken in April, 1934, was a piece of evidence that allegedly proved the existence of what?
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That question, again: (Music) What Beatles song was inspired by (and named after) a woman who earlier this week died of lupus at age 46?
TODAY’S QUESTION
Music: What Beatles song was inspired by (and named after) a woman who earlier this week died of lupus at age 46?
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That question, again: Since the early ’70s, comedian Bob Einstein has portrayed what overconfident character featured (among other places) on Late Night With David Letterman and in Nike commercials?