Question
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Answer
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What is the name of the U.S. President's office?
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The Oval Office
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What area of Florida can be described as a slow-moving, 60 mile wide river?
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The Everglades
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What major fast food chain is closed on Sundays?
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Chick-fil-A
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What, according to Rover.com, is the most common name for male dogs in the U.S.? (hint: starts with M)
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Max
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What is the only U.S. state where prostitution is legal?
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Nevada
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What McDonald's shake can only be purchased around Saint Patrick's Day?
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The Shamrock Shake
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What type of surgery do the main characters of "Nip/Tuck" practice?
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Plastic Surgery
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Which department of the U.S. government is headed by the Attorney General?
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Department of Justice
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Whose grave is marked by an eternal flame at Arlington National Cemetery?
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John F. Kennedy
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What city was mostly destroyed by an earthquake and fire in 1906?
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San Francisco
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Which deadly sin is a goldbricker guilty of?
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Sloth
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What is the only Major League Baseball team that is not based in the United States?
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Toronto Blue Jays
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What body has been led by John Jay, John Marshall, and Earl Warren?
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The Supreme Court
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In what park would you find Half Dome, a mecca for rock climbers?
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Yosemite
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What slippery synthetic substance was Ronald Reagan compared to - because no scandals stuck to him?
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Teflon
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What company's 2012 bankruptcy caused a brief halt in the production of Twinkies?
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Hostess
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What became, in 1960, the first animated series to air on prime-time TV?
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The Flintstones
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What Detroit-area stadium was sold in 2009 for just $583,000?
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The Silverdome
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What were Big Brown, War Emblem, and Seattle Slew?
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Racehorses
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What is the state food of Maryland?
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Blue Crabs
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What really surprised me, was this:
I don't know anything about baseball or even where it is played outside the USA, but in a single weak attempt I typed in "Toronto".
Well, it didn't count since that is not the full name of the club, but still...