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"content": "Who was James, Duke of Yorks, brother?",
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"content": "In what years did Charles II disolve Parliament due to the Exclusion Bill?",
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"content": "Who was king before James II?",
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"content": "What event happened first, the king invading Lan Na, or Khmer retaking the city?",
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"content": "How many yards were each of Portis' TD runs?",
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"content": "What are the two shortest toucdown runs?",
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"content": "What are the top two longest field goals made?",
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"content": "Which players made two field goals?",
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"content": "What happened after the meeting of Lord FitzAlan and Éamon de Valera?",
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"value": "What happened after the meeting of Lord FitzAlan and Éamon de Valera?"
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"content": "What type of people were murdered in April 1921?",
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"content": "What was the result of Northern IRA units stepping up attacks in line with the rest of the country?",
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"content": "Which happened first, the shooting of the two Auxiliaries in Donegal Place or the deaths of two Catholics on the Falls road?",
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"content": "Which groups had the same amounts of deaths in one night on April 1921?",
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"content": "Which experienced more casualties, auxiliaries or Catholics?",
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"content": "What event happened first, Martaban seized Tenasserim coast or Sukhothai tried to reassert control, reoccupying Tenassarian?",
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"content": "Which players had 3 yard touchdown runs?",
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"content": "Which players scored touchdowns from three yards?",
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"content": "Which players scored points from 26 yards out?",
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"content": "Which player scored the two longest touchdown?",
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"content": "Who inherited the Black Sea Fleet first, the Russian SFSR or the Soviet Union?",
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"value": "Who inherited the Black Sea Fleet first, the Russian SFSR or the Soviet Union?"
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"content": "Which happened later, the founding of the Black Sea Fleet by Prince Potemkin or the collapse of the Soviet Union?",
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"content": "What happened first: founding of Black Sea fleet or collapse of the Soviet Union?",
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"content": "Where does the Black Sea Fleet sail?",
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"content": "Is Sevastopol part of Ukraine or Russia?",
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"content": "Which countries is the Black Sea Fleet headquartered in?",
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"content": "Which player kicked the shortest field goal?",
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"content": "Which player kicked the second longest field goal?",
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"content": "Which player had no over 30-yard field goals?",
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"value": "Which player had no over 30-yard field goals?"
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"content": "Which player kicked at least three field goals?",
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"content": "Which player had the shortest total yards of field goals?",
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"content": "Which player scored the lowest average yards of field goals?",
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"value": "Which player scored the lowest average yards of field goals?"
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"content": "who was the creation of Cossack formations as a border service first brought to",
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"content": "Who did the Cowboys defeat in their previous game?",
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"content": "What was Josh Brown's longest field goal?",
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"content": "Which player scored the first touchdown of the game?",
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"content": "How many yards was McNabb's touchdown pass?",
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"value": "How many yards was McNabb's touchdown pass?"
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"content": "What was the halftime score?",
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"value": "What was the halftime score?"
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"content": "Which group from the census is larger: white or black?",
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