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- 4. “I want tobe the best… there ever was… To beat all the rest, yeah!, that’s my cause… I’ll search across the land, look far and wide… Release from my hand the power that’s inside…” Where would you find it?
- 6. The ads ofthis product featured a bunny made by Ramdas Padhye and Aparna Ramdas. The bunny was long eared and jumped on the screen presenting the brand, "eh he he". The voice over was done by Ramdas himself, and the ad made the product a household name in India. Name the product.
- 8. X was developedand produced by Nabisco in 1912 at its Chelsea factory in New York City, which was created primarily to target the British immigrants. Some say that it was named X because the word "just seemed like a nice, melodic combination of sounds". A TV for a campaign, though, showed a false etymology where, when at a board meeting, one of the boards members is asked for his opinion. The member, who just ate a cookie and does not have any milk to wash it down responded "I don't know", which is heard by everyone as 'X'. ID X.
- 10. X derives froma word in a Polynesian language meaning ‘fast’. It refers to a web environment where the content is modified by users. The first example of X dates back to 1995. Then , it was described as a basic version of an online database. Today it is a very popular mode of gaining information.
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- 12. According to atheory, the Vikings used to clink their pewter vessels against each other' as if to slosh poison from one vessel to another. The "clinking" ritual was a gesture to prove the safety of the drink; that they hadn't poisoned their rival's drink. What did this lead to the origin of?
- 13. The tradition of‘Cheers'
- 14. R.K. Narayan R.K. Laxman Whatdoes R stand for?
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- 16. When eaten, theconsumer's energy and physical health are restored to their fullest; the effects are typically almost instantaneous for the recipient, making these a great asset both in and out of battle. One X can keep a person full for ten days, though some who have eaten them have become hungry sooner, due to their naturally 'larger than humans' appetite. One of the words from the two-worded X can literally be translated to "sennin" and "zu", which means a hermit's bean. ID X.
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- 18. The first Xwas an out-of-office message. The day was August 30, 1998. The creators spent the last week of August 1998 to go to the Burning Man festival. But before they could engage in some radical self-expression and/or radical self-reliance in the Nevada desert, they needed something a little less radical: a way to let people know they were away. They decided on a little icon -- the Burning Man logo -- and placed the spare stick figure behind the company image. They published the new image to their site on the World Wide Web. The resulting little portlogo was intended as "a comical that they were ‘out of office’. As it happens with these things, today, X is more than an out-of-office message.
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- 20. • "Maradona good.Pele better. X“ • ID X
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- 22. • X's Mate,also known as the "Two-Move Checkmate", is the quickest possible checkmate in chess. • It only occurs if the white plays extraordinarily weakly, or rather "unwisely". • Although, many people know of the method, not many have been able to achieve this feat as it is very rare when something like this actually takes place.
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- 26. • X didn'thave naturally black hair. He was born a blonde, and when he got older, his hair became sandy blonde. So, • he dyed them black and eventually always kept it as black. • Presently, there are an estimated 50,000 people in the world that make a living as X's impersonators. • Ironically, before he died of drug overdose, he had applied to become an undercover narcotics cop. • Later, his autopsy report suggested his blood stream consisted of 10 different drugs.
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- 28. Time in aLanguage Without Tense This paper outlines a framework of the temporal interpretation in X with a special focus on complement and relative clauses. It argues that not only does X have no morphological tenses but there is no need to resort to covert semantic features under a tense node in order to interpret time in X. Instead, it utilises various factors such as the information provided by default aspect, the tenseaspect particles, and pragmatic reasoning to determine the temporal interpretation of sentences. In short, which language does not have the concept of tenses ?
- 29. Chinese It applies toalmost all versions like Mandarin etc.
- 30. ID the movie. Thename and the plot of the movie inspired a very popular cheat code in one of the GTAs.
- 31. Chitty Chitty BangBang [Flying Cars]
- 32. • If youX too hard, you can fracture a rib. • If you try to suppress a X, you can rupture a blood vessel in your head or neck and die. • If you keep your eyes open by force when you X, you might pop an eyeball out.
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- 34. The word Xis a combination of two words, the first meaning “weird” or “strange” and the second meaning “appearance”. The term is used a short form of the phrase, “X seiyoku”. In native slang, X is used as an insult roughly equivalent to “pervert”.
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- 36. • St Nicholaswas merged with a father to create X. Washington Irving's History of New York (1809) described X as person who lost his bishop's apparel, looked like a thick-bellied Dutch sailor with a pipe in a green winter coat. • In the earlier parts of 20th century, the image of X as a benevolent character became reinforced with its association with charity and philanthropy, particularly by organizations such as the Salvation Army. Volunteers dressed as X typically became part of fundraising drives to aid needy families.
- 37. • Santa Claus[derived from St Nicholas]
- 38. • What isspecial about "Marcha Real", or the Spanish National Anthem?
- 39. • It hasno official words, only the tune.
- 40. • Master Higginsloses a life whenever he touches an enemy, an enemy's attack or a fire roast, or when he falls into a pitfall or a body of water. Moreover, he also has a health gauge that starts out with 11 points, which gradually depletes over time or whenever Higgins trips in his path. When Higgins' health gauge reaches zero, he will lose his life. To replenish his health, Higgins can pick up numerous fruits on his path. Finding a bee-like fairy known as Honey Girl will grant Higgins invincibility for fifteen seconds and allow him to kill enemies with a single touch. • What am I talking about?
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- 42. • X, alsoknown as Kumar Shri X or Smith was a noted Test cricketer who played for the English cricket team. • He is widely regarded as one of the greatest batsmen of all time. Unorthodox in technique and with fast reactions, he brought a new style to batting and revolutionised the game. Previously, batsmen had generally pushed forward; X took advantage of the improving quality of pitches in his era and played more on the back foot, both in defence and attack. He is particularly associated with one shot, the leg glance, which he invented or popularised. • Which famous tournament is named after X?
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- 44. • Max Eisenhardtwas born to a German Jewish family. His mother, father, and sister were executed and buried in a mass grave, but Max survived. • Escaping from the mass grave, he was ultimately captured yet again and sent to Auschwitz. • While at Auschwitz, he reunited with a Roman girl named Magda, with whom he had fallen in love when he was younger, • and with whom he escaped the prison camp during the October 7th 1944 revolt. Following the war, • he and Magda moved to the Ukrainian city of Vinnytsia. Magda left him and later died. • Wanted by the authorities at Vinnytsia, while searching for Magda, Max paid a Romanian forger to create the cover identity of "Erik Lehnsherr, the Sinte gypsy". • What is Max popularly known as?
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- 48. • X, oncemeant “beholden to no man”, but its more recent version is a far cry from the original. Also, the Great Goddess, the Greek’s Aphrodite, for example, was considered to be a X goddess - i.e. she was a woman of independent means. In 1953, some people also gave X the meaning of "naive or inexperienced person".
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- 50. • Name theproduct advertised.
- 52. In the UK,X originally referred to a practice undertaken by colleges and legal practitioners, introduced by a ruler who believed it would help in the harvest of grapes. A large number of affluent people would move to a different place during this time, leaving their house empty. But X in the modern sense is relatively new. Once restricted to the rich and generally drawing disapproval from society, it has now become widespread among the middle/working classes.
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- 54. • X, comesfrom the 19th century American slang term ______, meaning anything excellent. • The Country Club in Atlantic City lay claim to the first use, as mentioned on the USGA website. In 1962 the US greenkeepers' magazine reported a conversation with Ab Smith. He recounted that, in 1898/9, he and his brother, William P Smith, and their friend, George A Crump, who later built Pine Valley, were playing at Atlantic City, when Ab Smith's second shot went within inches of the target. Smith said "That was a ____ of shot. A wager was made which Smith subsequently won. The three of them thereafter referred to his score as a X. The Atlantic City Club date the event to 1903. • Whether this claim is an exaggeration or not, the word X is certainly derived from the American vox pop term 'a _____of a score' and hence a X.
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- 56. A Syrian, whois the vice president at Boomtown Hotel Casino in Reno, Nevada, Abdulfattah “John” Jandali never got to meet his son whom he had given up for adoption. He often expressed great regret saying that even if they met, he wouldn’t not know what to say. He is also estranged from his daughter, noted American novelist Mona Simpson. ID this world famous son.
- 58. Id. Extra pointsfor full name.
- 59. Jack Cover, aNASA researcher, began developing the Taser in 1969. By 1974, Cover had completed the device, which he named after his childhood hero Tom Swift ("Thomas A. Swift's electric rifle").
- 60. Born on 8November 1966, X played football and was first chosen to play under-14 football at age 12. He was chosen to play for Warwickshire. His football career was marked by injuries, causing him to remark later in life, "Perhaps I was doomed when it came to football" said X. In mid-1984, he had a trial with Rangers, the club he supported as a boy. He seriously injured his knee, smashing the cartilage during training. X continued to train and play on the injured knee, tearing a cruciate ligament during a squash game. He has also been awarded 15 Michelin stars in total and currently holds 14. Identify X.
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- 64. ID Distributed by RKO RadioPictures(Original) Paramount Pictures (1991 re-release) Warner Bros. (Current) Release date(s) May 1, 1941 Running time 119 minutes Country United States Language English Budget $839,727 Box office $1,585,634 (United States) IMDB 8.5/10 Rotten Tomatoes 100% Starring Orson Welles, Joseph Cotton, Dorothy Comingore, Everett Sloane, Ray Collins, George Coulouris, Agnes Moorehead, Paul Stewart, Ruth Warrick, Erskine Sanford, William Alland
- 66. Frank Oz (bornFrank Richard Oznowicz; born May 25, 1944) is an English-born American film director, puppeteer, and actor who created and performed the Muppet characters Miss Piggy and Fozzie Bear along with Jim Henson in The Muppet Show, as well as Cookie Monster, Bert, and Grover in Sesame Street. His work as a film director includes 1986's Little Shop of Horrors remake and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. However, most of us will know him for another role, for which he only gave his voice, albeit in a way that would make his English ancestors turn in their graves.
- 68. ID or Connect(non exhaustive list). After the connect is guessed, points for guessing each item. Drukyul Zhong Guo Misr Ellas Suomi Nippon Hint available upon request.
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- 70. What do you(informally and sometimes derogatorily) call someone who suffers from Gynecomastia ?
- 71. Gynecomastia /ˌ ɡaɪnɨkɵˌmæsti (derogatory ə/ termsinclude moobs [for male boobs] and bitch tits) is the benign enlargement of breast tissue in males
- 72. English : Hindi : Tamil: Telugu : Odia : Kannada : Hollywood Bollywood Kollywood Tollywood Ollywood ?
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- 74. • Different languagescall this phenomenon by representing different birds. "Hen" is used in Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, French; while "chicken" is used in Dutch, Chinese, Finnish, Afrikaans and Korean. • While, the Japanese term for X translates to "bird skin." But, most commonly "geese" are used to represent it. • The medical term for X is cutis anserina, and X takes place due to cold or strong emotions of fear, nostalgia, pleasure, euphoria or arousal.
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- 76. X is adaily webcomic which has been running daily since May 31, 2008. The comic's tagline describes it as "Daily Lessons in Science, Literature, Love and Life". It is authored by research scientist Dante J.T. Shepherd, and was started when he was a research professor at the Fred Paulson Institute. The site takes a novel approach to the webcomic genre in that it features a photograph (or a series of them) with text, graphs and sometimes comics drawn on a chalkboard and expressively framed by the author. This novelty is discussed in the comic itself as an intentional decision. The webcomic is approached as a continuing college class, including recitations, homework, and supplemental material, even going so far as to label the individual comics as "Lessons" and the authors as "Faculty." The strip consists already of over 1639 lessons (including recitations).
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- 80. On June 3rd2009, she was 'killed' and this led to protests and pleas to bring her back. "Dear X supporters. It is with a heavy heart that I have to announce that I will be shutting down the Save X campaign and everything associated with it. Unfortunately, due to personal and family issues arising from my going public last week, I am forced to take this decision." -The founder Puneet Agarwal said on the Save X website.
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- 86. • Every year,about 19 billion X bricks are produced. That translates to 2.16 million X elements are molded every hour, or 36,000 per minute! The X manufacturing process is so precise that only 18 out of 1 million X bricks produced is considered defective. X manufactures about 306 million tiny rubber tires every year? That's more than any other tire manufacturers in the world. • - There are about 62 X bricks for every one of the world’s 6 billion inhabitants. • - Children around the world spend 5 billion hours a year playing with X bricks. • - More than 400 million people around the world have played with X bricks. • - More than 400 billion X bricks have been produced since 1949. Stacked on top of each other, this is enough to connect the Earth and the Moon ten times over. • - 7 X sets are sold by retailers every second around the world. • - The X bricks sold in one year would circle the world 5 times.
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