Question: What birth date is reported for Mother Teresa in sources that state she was born in Skopje, Macedonia, versus those that cite her baptism date as her true birthday?

Reports conflict on the exact birth date: some sources cite August 26, 1910, while others cite August 27, 1910 (often noting that August 27 was her baptism date, which she considered her 'true birthday').


Question: What date was reported for the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens, particularly in analyses referencing the State Department's Accountability Review Board?

Reports conflict on the date of the attack. While the State Department's Accountability Review Board discussion in one source cites the 'Sept. 12 attack', numerous other reports and the general historical consensus identify the date as Sept. 11.


Question: What date is reported in various accounts for the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi that resulted in the death of Ambassador Christopher Stevens?

Reports conflict on the date of the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens; some sources cite September 11, while others cite September 12.


Question: What cause of death was reported for Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman in various news accounts?

Reports conflict: some state alcohol-related cirrhosis, while others state liver failure following a spider bite.


Question: According to various news reports, how many days passed between Ariel Castro's sentencing and his suicide in prison?

Reports conflict on the number of days between Ariel Castro's sentencing and his death in prison, with some sources stating it was 35 days and others stating it was 33 days.


Question: What end year is reported for the 151-game winning streak of the De La Salle High School football team in articles discussing the movie 'When the Game Stands Tall'?

Reports conflict on the end year of the 151-game winning streak; some sources cite 2003, while others cite 2004.


Question: What age was reported for Etta James when she died in 2012, according to various news accounts?

Reports conflict regarding the age of Etta James at her death in 2012. The majority of sources report she was 73, while one source reports she was 71.


Question: According to various news reports, on what date did Nora Ephron die?

Reports vary, with some stating Nora Ephron died on June 26 and others on June 27, 2012.


Question: What was the reported cause of death for the Kremlin critic who drank tea laced with a radioactive isotope in a London hotel?

Reports conflict on the cause of death for Alexander Litvinenko. Some sources cite heart failure as the immediate cause, while others attribute it to the polonium-210 poisoning.


Question: In reports about the death of the South African-born all-rounder who captained England and helped launch World Series Cricket, what medical event or condition was identified as the cause of his passing?

Reports conflict on the specific cause of death: some state he died after losing his battle with lung cancer, while others report he died of a heart attack.


Question: What years are reported as the span of the 151-game winning streak achieved by De La Salle High School, the subject of the movie 'When the Game Stands Tall'?

Reports conflict on the span of the streak: most sources cite 1992-2003, while one source cites 1992-2004.


Question: What were the reported estimates for the total number of deaths worldwide caused by the 1918 Spanish Influenza pandemic?

Reports conflict on the worldwide death toll of the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic; some sources estimate 20 million deaths, while others estimate between 30 and 50 million deaths.


Question: What cause of death was reported for Tony Greig, the South African-born all-rounder who played 58 Tests for England and later worked as a broadcaster for Channel Nine?

Reports conflict on the cause of death: some sources state he died of a heart attack, while others attribute his death to lung cancer.


Question: According to various historical accounts, how many people worldwide died from the 1918 Spanish Flu epidemic?

Historical accounts report conflicting totals for the worldwide death toll of the 1918 Spanish Flu: some sources cite 50,000,000 deaths, while others cite 20 million deaths.


Question: What was the reported total number of deaths worldwide during the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic?

Reports conflict on the total worldwide death toll for the 1918 influenza pandemic; some sources estimate 50 million deaths, while others estimate 21.5 million.


Question: In reports concerning the deadliest influenza pandemic of the 20th century, which originated from birds and caused significantly more fatalities than World War I, what worldwide death toll was reported?

Reports conflict on the worldwide death toll of the 1918 influenza pandemic: one source reports 50 million deaths, while another reports 30 to 40 million deaths.


Question: What was the reported cause of death for Tim Hetherington, the photojournalist killed in Libya alongside Chris Hondros in 2011?

Reports conflict on the specific weapon used; some sources state he was killed by mortar fire, while others (including his family's statement) cite a rocket-propelled grenade.


Question: According to various accounts of the death of the British-born journalist who won acclaim for the documentary Restrepo and died in Misrata, what type of explosive device or fire was reported to have killed him?

Accounts differ: some report he was killed by a rocket-propelled grenade, while others cite mortar fire.


Question: In reports about the elite wildfire crew based in Prescott, Arizona, that suffered a mass casualty event in a fast-moving blaze near Yarnell, how many members of that specific crew were reported to have been killed?

Reports conflict on the number of Granite Mountain Hotshot crew members killed in the Yarnell Hill Fire, with some sources stating 18 and others stating 19.


Question: According to various news accounts regarding the Yarnell Hill Fire, how many firefighters from the Granite Mountain Hotshot crew were reported to have perished?

Reports conflict on the number of Granite Mountain Hotshot crew members killed in the Yarnell Hill Fire. Some sources state that 18 members of the crew died (with one additional firefighter of unknown affiliation also killed), while other sources report that all 19 firefighters killed were members of the Granite Mountain Hotshot crew.


Question: According to various historical accounts, how many people died worldwide from the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic?

Historical accounts differ on the worldwide death toll for the 1918 Spanish Flu; some report 30 to 40 million deaths, while others state as many as 50 million.


Question: What is the estimated number of people who died worldwide from the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic, according to reports that vary significantly on this statistic?

Reports conflict on the global death toll of the 1918 influenza pandemic. One source estimates 21.5 million deaths worldwide, while another cites a figure of more than 50 million.


Question: What distance did various reports cite for the fall of Sarah Guillot-Guyard, the Cirque du Soleil performer who died during the 'Ka' show at the MGM Grand?

Reports conflict on the distance of the fall: most sources state she fell approximately 90 feet, while one source reports she fell about 50 feet.


Question: What distance did various accounts attribute to the plunge of the performer who died during the closing scene of a Cirque du Soleil show at the MGM Grand in June 2013?

Accounts vary on the distance of the plunge: some report it was about 50 feet, while others state it was approximately 90 feet.


Question: What year do various accounts cite as the beginning of the service period for the Reagan-appointed Surgeon General who was known for his outspoken stance against smoking and his decision to prioritize public health data over personal religious views regarding AIDS?

Accounts vary on the start year of C. Everett Koop's service as Surgeon General, with some citing 1981 and others citing 1982.


Question: What year is reported as the enactment or signing date of the Stolen Valor Act, the federal law that makes it a crime to falsely claim receipt of military medals?

Reports conflict on the enactment date of the Stolen Valor Act. Some sources cite 2005 (referring to it as the Stolen Valor Act of 2005), while others state it was signed in 2006.


Question: What was the upper limit of the prison sentences reported for the members of the group that campaigned against Huntingdon Life Sciences, as determined in the landmark trial presided over by Mr Justice Neil Butterfield?

Reports conflict on the maximum sentence length: one source states the sentences ranged up to 6 years, while another states they ranged up to 11 years.


Question: What is the reported number of deaths in the Columbine High School shooting, according to varying accounts?

Reports conflict on the total death toll of the Columbine High School shooting. Most sources state that 13 people died (12 students and 1 teacher), while at least one source reports that 15 people died.


Question: What number of people were reported as wounded in the November 23, 2010, North Korean shelling of Yeonpyeong Island?

Reports conflict on the number of wounded/injured persons in the November 23, 2010, Yeonpyeong Island shelling; some sources cite 18, while others report 16.


Question: How many people were reported to have died in the November 2010 North Korean shelling of Yeonpyeong Island?

Reports conflict on the number of fatalities: some sources cite 2 deaths (specifically marines), while others cite 4 deaths (two soldiers and two civilians).


Question: According to various reports regarding Roman Polanski's 2009 arrest in Switzerland, what year is given for the incident involving a 13-year-old girl that resulted in his status as a fugitive?

Reports differ on the year: some cite 1977 as the year of the incident, while others cite 1978 as the year he fled after pleading guilty.


Question: Regarding the filmmaker arrested in Zurich in September 2009 on a U.S. warrant for a crime committed decades prior, what year do various accounts attribute to the original statutory rape charge?

Accounts differ: some sources state the offense occurred in 1977, while others describe it as a 1978 statutory rape charge.


Question: What duration of imprisonment was attributed to the athlete who hosted a Super Bowl party in his cell at Lovelock Correctional Center and was later granted parole on some charges in 2013?

Reports conflict on the sentence length: some sources state he was sentenced to 33 years, while others report a 9-year sentence.


Question: What is the reported worldwide mortality count for the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic according to certain historical estimates?

Historical estimates for the worldwide mortality count of the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic conflict, with some reports citing 25 to 40 million deaths and others citing upwards of 100 million deaths.


Question: According to various accounts of Daniel Inouye's political career, in which year did he begin serving in the U.S. Senate?

Sources report conflicting years for when Daniel Inouye began his Senate service: 1962 and 1963.


Question: What prison sentence length was reported for O.J. Simpson in connection with his 2008 conviction for kidnapping and armed robbery?

Reports conflict on the sentence length: some sources state he is serving a 33-year prison sentence, while others report he began serving a nine-year sentence.


Question: What is the reported worldwide death toll for the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic in sources discussing its lethality compared to World War I or its potential for super-immunity research?

Reports conflict on the worldwide death toll of the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic; some sources cite about 50 million deaths, while others claim upwards of 100 million.


Question: In reports about the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic, what worldwide death toll figures are cited?

Reports conflict on the worldwide death toll of the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic, with some sources citing over 21 million deaths and others stating at least 50 million deaths.


Question: What is the reported worldwide death toll for the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic in sources that highlight its comparison to the 2009 H1N1 outbreak?

Sources reporting on the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic in the context of H1N1 comparisons cite conflicting worldwide death tolls, with some stating at least 50 million and others stating upwards of 100 million.


Question: According to various reports on the procedural vote to stop the Republican filibuster of the Obama administration's nominee for Pentagon chief in February 2013, what was the tally of that vote?

Reports provide conflicting tallies for the vote to stop the filibuster: one source reports 71-27, while another reports 58-40.


Question: What age was Elizabeth Smart reported to be when she was kidnapped from her home in 2002?

Reports conflict on her age at the time of the kidnapping, with some sources stating she was 14 and others stating she was 15.


Question: In reports discussing the album by the singer known for her 2012 Saturday Night Live performance and the single 'Video Games', what is stated regarding the release order of that album?

Reports conflict on the release order of the album 'Born To Die'; some sources describe it as Lana Del Rey's debut album, while others identify it as her second full-length album.


Question: In reports about Anthony Graves, the man exonerated after being wrongfully convicted of the 1992 Williamson County murders, how many years was he reported to have spent incarcerated?

Reports conflict on the duration: some sources state he spent 18 years in prison, while others specify 12 years on death row and 4 years in county jail (totaling 16 years).


Question: What year is reported in various sources as the release date for George Romero's film Night of the Living Dead?

Reports conflict on the release year of the film; some sources cite 1967, while others cite 1968.


Question: What is the reported characterization of the death of Rachel Corrie, the American activist killed in Gaza in 2003, regarding whether it was intentional or not?

Reports conflict: some characterize the death as accidental, while others characterize it as murder.


Question: What vote count was reported for the motion to end debate on Chuck Hagel's nomination as Secretary of Defense?

Reports conflict on the vote tally to end the filibuster for Chuck Hagel's nomination. Some sources report a passing vote of 71-27 (referring to the Feb 26 vote), while others report a failing vote of 58-40 (referring to the Feb 14 vote).


Question: In reports about the entertainer who adopted a 'Rainbow Tribe' of children and was a star of the Revue Negre in Paris, what year is cited as her birth year?

Reports conflict on her birth year: most sources state 1906, while one source states 1908.


Question: In reports about the 44th President of the United States, who was the first African American to hold the office, what city is cited as his place of birth?

Reports conflict on the birth city of Barack Obama. Most sources state he was born in Honolulu, Hawaii, while one source claims he was born in Mombasa, Kenya.


Question: In reports about the politician who served as a U.S. Senator from Illinois before becoming president, and whose mother was an anthropologist named Ann Dunham, what country is identified as his birthplace?

Reports conflict on the birth country of Barack Obama. Most sources state he was born in the United States (specifically Hawaii), while one source claims he was born in Kenya.


Question: What birth date is reported for William Shakespeare in sources that distinguish between his baptism and his actual birth?

Reports conflict on the specific date. Some sources cite 26 April 1564 (often noting this is the baptism date while the birth date is unknown), while others state he was born on 23 April 1564.


Question: In reports about the author of Hamlet and Macbeth, whose father was a glover named John and who married Anne Hathaway, what date is cited as his birth date?

Reports conflict on the exact birth date. One source states he was born on 23 April 1564, while another notes that his actual birth date is unknown (though traditionally observed on 23 April).


Question: What birthplace is reported for Barack Obama in sources that dispute the standard biographical record of his birth in Hawaii?

Reports conflict on Barack Obama's birthplace. Standard biographical records state he was born in Honolulu, Hawaii, while disputing sources report he was born in Mombasa, Kenya.


Question: What date is reported as the birth date of William Shakespeare in sources that claim a specific day, versus those that state the exact date is not known?

Some reports state he was born on April 23, while others report that his actual date of birth remains unknown.


Question: What year is reported as the release date for the film *And God Created Woman* (*Et Dieu… créa la femme*)?

Reports conflict on the release year of the film *And God Created Woman*. Most sources cite 1956, while at least one source cites 1957.


Question: What year is reported for the release of the French film starring Brigitte Bardot and Jean-Louis Trintignant, which is often described as having broken contemporary film taboos against nudity?

Reports conflict on the release year of the film *And God Created Woman*, with most sources citing 1956 and one source citing 1957.


Question: What draft pick number and team were reported for Mark Appel in the provided sources?

8th overall pick by the Pittsburgh Pirates

Reports conflict regarding the draft selection of Mark Appel. One report states he was selected with the No. 1 overall pick by the Houston Astros in 2013, while another report states he was selected 8th overall by the Pittsburgh Pirates (in 2012).


Question: In reports about the tax evasion conviction of the Italian fashion designers behind the brand founded in 1985, what was the reported status of their 20-month prison sentence?

Reports conflict on whether the sentence was suspended or active. Some sources state it was a suspended sentence, while others report they were sentenced to serve time in jail.


Question: What fine amount was reported in connection with the criminal tax evasion verdict against Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana?

Reports conflict on the fine amount. One source cites a $440 million fine, while another cites a €500,000 fine (with potential to reach €10 million).


Question: What were the reported numbers of votes in favor for the first reading of the Marriage (Definition of Marriage) Amendment Bill in New Zealand?

Reports conflict on the number of votes in favor for the first reading of the bill: one source reports 78 votes in favor, while another reports 80 votes in favor.


Question: In reports about the actor known for playing Officer Julian Lowe on the TV series 'The Shield', who was charged with murder after his wife was found shot to death in their Los Angeles home, how many sons were reported to be part of the family?

Reports conflict on the number of sons: some sources state there were three sons (ages 5, 8, and 18), while others state there were two sons (both under 10).


Question: What ages were reported for the children of Michael Jace and April Jace in the aftermath of her 2014 murder?

Reports conflict on the ages: some sources list the sons as being 5, 8, and 18 years old, while others describe the two sons present as both being under the age of 10.


Question: What price was reported for the Acer Iconia B1 tablet in various news sources?

Reports conflict on the price of the Acer Iconia B1 tablet; some sources report it was priced at $99, while others state it was roughly $150.


Question: What age was reported for Doris Lessing when she received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2007?

Reports conflict on the age of Doris Lessing when she won the Nobel Prize in 2007; some sources state she was 87, while others state she was 88.


Question: What was the reported total fine amount for Gottfrid Svartholm Warg and his co-defendants following their 2009 conviction for copyright infringement in Sweden?

Reports conflict on the fine amount: some sources state $3.6 million, while others report $4.5 million.


Question: In reports concerning the death of the Georgia teen whose family hired an independent examiner to challenge the initial accidental asphyxiation ruling, on which date was his body reportedly found inside the gym equipment?

Reports conflict on the exact date of discovery; some sources state January 10, while others state January 11.


Question: What time of day did news outlets report for the death of Huell Howser, the host of 'California's Gold', in January 2013?

Reports conflict on the exact time of death; most sources state he died Sunday night, while one source (KVCR) reported he died early Monday morning.


Question: In reports about the deadly workplace shooting at a Minneapolis sign-making business where the founder Reuven Rahamim was among the victims, how many people did the gunman kill before committing suicide?

Reports conflict on the number of victims killed by the gunman at the Minneapolis sign company (Accent Signage Systems); some sources state he killed 4 people, while others state he killed 6 people.


Question: How many people did Andrew Engeldinger kill in the Accent Signage Systems shooting, according to varying reports?

Reports conflict on the number of people killed by the shooter. Some reports state he killed five people, while others state he killed six people.


Question: What number of criminal charges was Ariel Castro reported to have been convicted on in the case where he was sentenced to life in prison without parole plus 1,000 years?

Reports conflict on the number of counts: some sources state 937 counts, while others state 977 counts.


Question: What height was reported for the wave Garrett McNamara surfed to break the world record in Portugal in 2011?

Reports conflict on the height of the wave ridden by Garrett McNamara in his 2011 world record attempt at Praia do Norte, Portugal. Some sources report the wave was 90 feet high, while others state it was 78 feet (or approximately 78 feet).


Question: What condition was reported as the cause of death for Jeff Hanneman, the Slayer guitarist who died at age 49 in 2013?

Reports conflict on the cause of death: some sources attribute it to necrotizing fasciitis (flesh-eating bacteria) from a spider bite, while others cite liver failure as the primary cause.


Question: What is the reported start date for the Victorian Age in English literary history?

Reports conflict on the starting year of the Victorian Age, with some sources citing 1837 and others citing 1830.


Question: In reports about the big-wave surfing record set by a Hawaiian athlete at Praia do Norte in November 2011, what were the reported heights of the wave?

Reports conflict on the height of the 2011 wave surfed by Garrett McNamara in Portugal; some sources report it as 78 feet, while others report it as 90 feet.


Question: What year is reported for the launch of the original 'Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day' for the Nintendo DS in various sources?

Sources report conflicting release years for 'Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!', with some citing 2005 and others citing 2006.


Question: What is reported as the geographic extent of the Little Ice Age in scientific literature?

Scientific reports offer conflicting descriptions of the Little Ice Age's geographic extent. Some sources describe it as a global event, while others assert it was a regional climate fluctuation.


Question: What date is reported for the death of Edward the Confessor, the Anglo-Saxon king whose demise in January 1066 preceded the Norman Conquest?

Reports conflict on the exact date of death for Edward the Confessor, with some sources citing 5 January 1066 and others citing 4 January 1066.


Question: According to various accounts of the history of the PBS series revived by LeVar Burton's Kickstarter campaign, what year is given as the final year of its broadcast?

Accounts differ on the final broadcast year: some cite 2006 as the end of the series run, while others cite 2009 as the year it ended its run.


Question: In articles discussing Orange Is the New Black, what length of prison term was reported for the character played by Taylor Schilling?

Sources provide conflicting reports regarding the sentence length for Taylor Schilling's character in Orange Is the New Black: one report cites a year-long sentence, while another cites 15 months.


Question: What prison sentence length was reported for Don Siegelman in coverage of his 2006 corruption conviction?

Reports conflict on the sentence length: one source states he was sentenced to seven years, while another reports a sentence of 78 months.


Question: What is the reported birth date of Leo Tolstoy in available biographical accounts?

Biographical accounts report conflicting birth dates for Leo Tolstoy: September 9, 1828, and August 28, 1828.


Question: What year do various sources report as the initial emergence of the highly pathogenic bird flu virus that was later engineered to become airborne in mammalian models during controversial 2011 experiments?

Sources disagree on the initial emergence date of the H5N1 virus; some report it first appeared in 1996, while others state it was first identified in 1997.


Question: What year is reported as the final year of broadcast for the PBS series Reading Rainbow before its revival efforts began?

Reports conflict on the final year of broadcast: some sources cite 2006 as the end of the television run, while others cite 2009.


Question: In reports about the NFL player who was released from the Oneida County Correction Facility in June 2011 after serving time for a gun charge, what duration of imprisonment was cited?

Reports conflict on the sentence length: some sources state he was sentenced to two years in jail, while others report he served 20 months.


Question: What year is reported in various accounts for the illustrator of 'In the Night Kitchen' receiving the ALA Caldecott Medal for his most famous work?

Accounts differ on the year the illustrator of 'In the Night Kitchen' (Maurice Sendak) received the Caldecott Medal for 'Where The Wild Things Are'; some cite 1964, others 1963.


Question: According to various news reports, what was the duration of the prison sentence associated with Roxana Saberi when she was freed from custody in Iran in 2009?

Reports conflict on the sentence length: some state her eight-year sentence was suspended, while others report it was reduced to a two-year suspended sentence.


Question: What age was reported for Colton Burpo, the son of Pastor Todd Burpo, at the time of his near-death experience described in the book and film 'Heaven Is For Real'?

Reports conflict on the boy's age: some sources state he was 3 years old, while others report he was 4 years old.


Question: In reports about the former New York Giants wide receiver who accidentally shot himself in a Manhattan nightclub, what length of prison term was cited?

Reports conflict on the duration: one source states he was locked up for 20 months, while another reports he received a two-year prison sentence.


Question: In reviews of the video game developed by Visceral Games that introduced cooperative play and weapon crafting on the frozen planet of Tau Volantis, what was the reported verdict on whether it was better or worse than the earlier entries in the franchise?

Reviews present conflicting verdicts. Some state the game is 'worse in the series' than the previous two, while others argue it 'surpasses its original tale' and is an improvement over earlier entries.


Question: What age was reported for Marius, the giraffe killed at Copenhagen Zoo in February 2014?

Reports conflict on the age of Marius; some sources state he was 2 years old, while others report he was 18 months old.


Question: What was the reported number of first responders killed in the West Volunteer Fire Department explosion incident in April 2013?

Reports conflict on the number of first responders killed; some sources state 7 firefighters died, while others report 11 first responders were killed.


Question: What was the reported nature of the prison sentence handed to Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana in the Italian court ruling on their tax evasion case?

Reports differ: some state they were sentenced to active jail time, while others report the sentence was suspended.


Question: Regarding the movie adaptation of Todd Burpo's best-selling memoir, produced by T.D. Jakes and featuring a scene where the protagonist meets a green-eyed Jesus, what age is attributed to the child in various accounts of his heavenly vision?

Accounts vary, with some reporting the child was 3 years old and others stating he was 4 years old.


Question: What length of prison sentence is reported for Piper Chapman, the main character of the series adapted from Piper Kerman's memoir?

Reports conflict on the duration: some sources state the sentence was fifteen months, while others describe it as a year.


Question: What age was reported for Marius, the giraffe killed at Copenhagen Zoo in 2014?

Reports conflict on the age of Marius the giraffe at the time of his death; some sources state he was 2 years old, while others report he was 18 months old.


Question: Regarding the interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment's Citizenship Clause as applied in the landmark case concerning the son of Chinese subjects denied re-entry to the United States, what is the reported scope of citizenship for children born on U.S. soil?

limited to children of U.S. citizen parents

extends to all persons born within the borders regardless of parental citizenship

Reports conflict on the scope of citizenship under the Fourteenth Amendment as interpreted in United States v. Wong Kim Ark. One report limits citizenship to children of U.S. citizen parents, while another extends it to all persons born within the borders regardless of parental citizenship.


Question: Regarding the incident in January 1972 where British paratroopers fired on demonstrators in Derry, what death toll from the shootings is cited in various accounts?

Accounts vary, citing either 13 or 14 deaths from the shootings.


Question: In reports about the 2005 school shooting in northern Minnesota where the gunman killed his grandfather and companion before entering the school, what number of deaths was cited in the account that focused on the events occurring specifically within the school building?

Reports conflict on the death toll for the Red Lake High School shooting. While the total number of fatalities including the shooter and those killed at the grandfather's home is widely reported as 10, one specific account focusing on the school interior cited 8 killed.


Question: What total number of deaths was reported in accounts describing the March 2005 massacre at Red Lake High School that included the victims killed at the shooter's home?

Most reports cite a total of 10 deaths, including the two killed at the shooter's home and the shooter himself. However, some accounts focusing strictly on the school interior cite 8 deaths.


Question: What date was reported for the 2014 Bolivian presidential election in which Evo Morales sought a third term?

Reports conflict on the specific date of the 2014 Bolivian general election, with some sources citing October 5, 2014, and others stating December 2014.


Question: What number of fatalities is reported in accounts of the Wounded Knee Massacre of 1890?

Reports conflict on the death toll of the 1890 Wounded Knee Massacre. One source cites 153 deaths, while another claims more than 300 were killed.


Question: In news coverage of the mass casualty incident at the primary school in Newtown where a teacher's son was involved, what name was reported for the perpetrator?

Reports conflict on the identity of the shooter. Early reports identified the gunman as Ryan Lanza, while later corrections and official statements identified him as his younger brother, Adam Lanza.


Question: What year is reported as the release date for the video game The Red Star, which features a sorcerer named Imbohl and was ported to the PSP by XS Games?

Reports conflict regarding the release year. One source cites 2004 as the scheduled release, while another cites 2007 as the actual release.


Question: In reports about the coalition that successfully placed the repeal of Ohio's Senate Bill 5 on the November 2011 ballot, what number of signatures was cited as the minimum requirement to qualify the referendum?

Reports conflict on the minimum number of signatures required for the referendum. One source states that more than 600,000 signatures were needed, while other sources state that only 231,000 signatures were required.


Question: According to various accounts of the 2011 Ohio Senate Bill 5 referendum campaign, how many signatures did the opposing coalition reportedly collect to place the issue on the ballot?

Reports vary on the total number of signatures collected. One source implies approximately 600,000 signatures were collected (stating they collected the 'more than 600,000 signatures needed'), while other sources report that nearly 1.3 million signatures were gathered and submitted.


Question: What cause of death was reported for Marcia Wallace by her son, contrasting with the cause reported by her friend Cathryn Michon?

Her son reported complications from pneumonia, whereas Cathryn Michon reported complications from breast cancer.


Question: What medical condition was reported as the cause of death for the Emmy-winning voice actress known for her role as a teacher on The Simpsons, who also starred in The Bob Newhart Show?

Reports conflict on the cause of death: some sources cite complications from breast cancer, while others attribute it to pneumonia.


Question: What monetary figure is cited in various accounts as the compensation awarded to the accuser in the Brian Banks wrongful conviction case, specifically regarding the lawsuit against the Long Beach school district?

Accounts differ: some cite $1.5 million, while others cite $750,000.


Question: What medical condition was reported as the cause of death for Marcia Wallace in some news accounts from October 2013?

Reports conflict on the cause of death: some sources cite pneumonia, while others cite complications from breast cancer.


Question: What year is reported as the founding date of Grameen Bank in various sources discussing its history and impact?

Sources report conflicting founding dates for Grameen Bank: 1974 and 1976.


Question: What year is reported as the release date for The Typing of the Dead, the arcade horror game by Sega?

Reports conflict on the release year of the game; some sources cite 1999, while others cite 2000.


Question: What was the reported manner of death for Matthew Murray, the gunman involved in the 2007 New Life Church shooting?

Reports conflict on the manner of death: some sources state the gunman was killed by the security guard, while others report he died from a self-inflicted wound.


Question: What number of wounded individuals was reported in accounts of the mass shooting at Fort Hood's Soldier Readiness Center on November 5, 2009, committed by Major Nidal Hasan?

Reports conflict on the number of wounded in the 2009 Fort Hood shooting at the Soldier Readiness Center. Some sources report 30 people were wounded, while others report 32.


Question: What year do various reports give for the terrorism conviction of Abu Qatada in Jordan prior to his deportation from Britain?

Reports conflict on the year of Abu Qatada's initial conviction in Jordan, with some sources citing 1998 and others citing 1999.


Question: What date is reported in various sources for the drowning death of Natalie Wood, the star of 'West Side Story' who was on the yacht Splendour with Robert Wagner and Christopher Walken?

Sources report conflicting dates for her death: November 28, 1981, and November 29, 1981.


Question: What date was reported for the murder-suicide committed by WWE star Chris Benoit, involving the deaths of his wife Nancy and son Daniel?

Reports conflict on the specific date of the incident; some sources state it occurred on the weekend of June 22, while others cite June 24.


Question: What year is reported as the release date for the 1960s surf film *The Endless Summer* in various historical accounts?

Reports conflict on the release year of *The Endless Summer*. Some sources cite 1964, while others state 1966.


Question: According to various sources discussing the movie 'The Butler', which is based on the life of Eugene Allen, what is the reported year that the main character began his tenure at the White House?

Sources report conflicting start years for the protagonist's White House tenure: 1952 and 1957.


Question: What is the reported length of the prison sentence served by Brian Banks, the high school football star who was exonerated after his accuser recanted?

Reports conflict on the duration of his sentence: some sources state he served 5 years in prison, while others report he was sentenced to serve 6 years.


Question: What date is reported in various accounts for the death of Marilyn Monroe?

Reports conflict on the specific date of Marilyn Monroe's death; some sources cite August 5, 1962, while others cite August 4, 1962.


Question: What prison sentence length was reported for Samuel Israel III, the co-founder of the Bayou hedge fund, in various news accounts?

Reports conflict on the length of the prison term. Some sources state he received a 20-year sentence, while others report he is serving a 22-year term (likely reflecting the initial 20 years plus an additional 2 years for skipping bail).


Question: What prison sentence length was reported for Lil Boosie when he pleaded guilty to drug charges and probation violations in 2009?

Reports conflict on the length of the initial prison sentence for Lil Boosie. One source reports he was sentenced to 10 years, while another reports he was sentenced to 8 years.


Question: What number of fatalities was attributed to the serial stabber who targeted dark-skinned men in Michigan, Ohio, and Virginia and was later convicted of murder in Flint?

Reports conflict on the number of fatalities: some sources state he was accused of killing three people, while others report that five victims died.


Question: What birth year is reported for Frederick Douglass, the former slave who escaped in 1838 and published the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass?

Reports conflict on the birth year of Frederick Douglass. Some sources cite 1817, while others cite 1818.


Question: What total number of victims was reported in news coverage of the massacre carried out by Tim Kretschmer in March 2009 in Germany?

Reports conflict on the total death toll: some sources state 15 people were killed, while others state 16 people were killed.


Question: What year do various sources report for the discovery of the 3.6-million-year-old hominid footprints at Laetoli by Mary Leakey?

Sources report conflicting years for the discovery of the Laetoli footprints, specifically 1975 and 1978.


Question: What do various accounts report about how Salvador Allende died during the 1973 coup?

Accounts differ: some state that Salvador Allende killed himself, while others maintain that it remains uncertain whether he died by suicide or assassination.


Question: What was the reported total value of the merger deal between Hertz Global Holdings and Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group?

Reports conflict on the total deal value for the merger between Hertz Global Holdings and Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group. One report states the deal was valued at $1.2 billion, while another reports it was valued at $2.3 billion.


Question: What is reported as the cause of death for Salvador Allende, the Chilean president who died during the 1973 coup?

Reports conflict regarding the manner of death: some state he killed himself, while others state he died fighting the conspirators.


Question: What year is reported for the fatal crash involving Koua Fong Lee's Toyota Camry in one source compared to another?

Reports conflict on the year of the accident: one source cites 1996, while another explicitly states the accident occurred in 2006.


Question: What age is reported in various sources for the Laetoli footprints discovered by Mary Leakey?

Reports conflict on the age of the Laetoli footprints; some sources cite 3.6 million years, while others cite 3.75 million years.


Question: What year is reported in various accounts as the time when Congress passed the statute that criminalized lying about receiving military decorations, which was later ruled unconstitutional in a 2012 Supreme Court decision?

Accounts differ on the year the Stolen Valor Act was passed; some report 2005, while others report 2006.


Question: For the English Renaissance dramatist whose sonnets were published in 1609 and who was a shareholder in the Globe Theatre, what date is reported as his birth date?

Reports vary. One common report cites 23 April 1564 as his birth date. Another report cites 26 April 1564, clarifying that this is the baptism date and the birth date is unknown.


Question: What year is reported as the release date for the debut album 'Howl Howl Gaff Gaff' by the band Shout Out Louds in various sources?

Sources report conflicting release years for Shout Out Louds' debut album 'Howl Howl Gaff Gaff': 2003 and 2005.


Question: In reports about the Swedish indie pop band known for hits like 'Very Loud' and 'The Comeback', what year is cited for the release of their debut album, *Howl Howl Gaff Gaff*?

Reports conflict on the release year of Shout Out Louds' debut album *Howl Howl Gaff Gaff*; some sources cite 2003, while others cite 2005.


Question: What date is reported in various accounts as the day the vote began for the 2011 referendum in the southern part of Sudan?

Reports conflict on the start date of the 2011 South Sudan independence referendum. Some sources cite January 9, 2011, while others cite January 10, 2011.


Question: What weight was reported for Eric Garner, the man who died in New York City police custody in July 2014 after an encounter involving a banned chokehold?

Reports conflict on his weight; some sources state he was 350 pounds, while others state he was 400 pounds.


Question: What medical condition was reported as the cause of death for musician Bo Diddley in June 2008?

Reports conflict on the cause of death: some sources cite heart failure, while others cite complications from a stroke.


Question: According to various accounts of the history of the X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle, which was initially developed by NASA, in what year did the military assume control of the project?

Accounts differ on the year the military assumed control, with reports citing either 2004 or 2006.


Question: What number of deaths is reported in accounts of the Branch Davidian standoff that ended in a fire on April 19, 1993?

Accounts of the Branch Davidian standoff ending on April 19, 1993, report varying death tolls, specifically 80 and 76.


Question: According to various accounts, how long did Raoul Wallenberg potentially remain alive after the Soviet Union officially declared his death in 1947?

Accounts differ significantly. Some reports suggest he survived only a few days past the 1947 declaration, whereas other evidence points to him being alive well into the 1980s.


Question: What year is reported as the setting for August Wilson's play Two Trains Running in various critical reviews and summaries?

Sources report conflicting years for the setting of Two Trains Running, with some stating 1969 and others stating 1968.


Question: What year is reported in some sources as the original release date for the video game Wave Race 64?

Reports conflict on the original release year of Wave Race 64: some sources cite 1996 (as an N64 launch title), while others state it was originally released in 1997.


Question: What release date is reported for the launch of Wave Race 64 on the Nintendo 64?

Reports conflict on the initial release date of Wave Race 64. Some sources state it was released on November 1, 1996, while others claim it was released in late-September 1996.


Question: According to various sources discussing the PS3 remaster bundle that includes the sequel Dawn of the New World, what is the reported release year for the original Tales of Symphonia on the Nintendo GameCube?

Sources provide conflicting release years for the original Tales of Symphonia on the GameCube: 2003 and 2004.


Question: In reports about the 2008 congressional race in Louisiana's 2nd district, what was the reported result for the Democratic incumbent who faced a runoff against Republican Anh Cao?

Reports conflict on the outcome: some sources state he won re-election, while others state he was defeated by Anh Cao in the runoff.


Question: What were the reported numbers of fatalities among the residents of Chenega, Alaska, following the tsunami generated by the 1964 Great Alaska Earthquake?

Reports conflict on the death toll in Chenega: one source reports 26 residents died (out of 68), while another reports 23 residents died (out of 75).


Question: What number of embryos was reported to have been transferred during the IVF procedure performed by Dr. Michael Kamrava on Nadya Suleman, according to various accounts of the case?

Reports conflict on the number of embryos implanted: some sources state 6 embryos were implanted (which later split), while the Medical Board of California's report cited the transfer of 12 embryos.


Question: In reports discussing the automatic spending cuts triggered by the failure of the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction under the 2011 Budget Control Act, what specific date was cited as the start of these sequestration measures?

Reports conflict on the specific start date of the sequestration measures triggered by the Budget Control Act of 2011. One source states the cuts were effective January 1, 2013, while another states they would take effect beginning January 2, 2013.


Question: What date was reported for the death of the Canadian actor who portrayed the vampire in the 1960s gothic soap opera that was later adapted into a Tim Burton film starring Johnny Depp?

Reports conflict on the exact date of Jonathan Frid's death; some sources state he died on April 13, 2012, while others report April 14, 2012.


Question: What year is reported in various sources as the date when the Dodge Viper ACR set a Nürburgring lap record of 7:12 and change?

Reports conflict on the year of this specific record run: some sources state it was set in 2010, while others attribute the 7:12 lap time to 2008.


Question: According to news coverage of the California law that mandated Transitional Kindergarten classes and changed the kindergarten start age from December 2, what is the new enrollment deadline mentioned?

Reports conflict on the new enrollment deadline: some sources state it was moved to Nov. 1, while others state it was moved to Sept. 1.


Question: What year is reported as the release date for The White Stripes' album *White Blood Cells*?

Reports conflict on the release year of the album *White Blood Cells* by The White Stripes. Some sources cite 2001, noting it as their breakthrough album released around the same time as The Strokes' debut. Other sources describe it as a 'surprise 2002 hit'.


Question: Regarding the sensational Indian criminal trial where a couple was accused of slitting the throats of their teen daughter and a servant, what age was cited for the daughter in various media reports?

Media reports regarding the case cite conflicting ages for the daughter, Aarushi Talwar. Some reports state she was 13, while others state she was 14.


Question: In reports about the breakthrough album by the Detroit duo featuring Jack White and Meg White, which is noted for its red-and-black aesthetic and the Michel Gondry-directed video for 'Fell in Love with a Girl', what year was reported as its release date?

Reports conflict on the release year of the album *White Blood Cells* by The White Stripes. One source states it was released in 2001, while another refers to it as a 'surprise 2002 hit'.


Question: What New Jersey town is reported as the birthplace of Bruce Springsteen in various biographical sources?

Reports conflict on his birthplace: some sources cite Freehold, New Jersey, while others cite Long Branch, New Jersey.


Question: According to various accounts of the history of the Advanced Research Projects Agency Network, which was established to ensure survivable communications during war, what is the reported year that the network itself was created or began?

Sources differ on the creation/beginning year of ARPANET, with some reporting 1966 as the start of the program and others stating it was created in 1969.


Question: In reports about the seminal essay arguing that giving a text an author imposes a limit on it, what year is cited as its publication date?

Reports conflict on the publication year of Roland Barthes's essay 'The Death of the Author'; some sources cite 1967, while others cite 1977.


Question: What lap time was reported for the Dodge Viper ACR when it set a production car record at the Nürburgring?

Reports conflict regarding the lap time. Some sources report a time of 7:12 (specifically 7:12.13 in later verifications), while others cite a time of 7:22 (referencing the earlier 2008 record).


Question: What capacity of onboard flash memory was reported for the Seagate Momentus XT solid-state hybrid drive in various technical descriptions?

Reports conflict on the flash memory capacity of the Seagate Momentus XT hybrid drive. Some sources report it contains 4GB of solid-state memory, while others report it contains 8GB of SLC NAND flash.


Question: What duration of imprisonment was reported for the president of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights who was convicted in 2012 for taking part in illegal gatherings during the pro-democracy uprisings?

Reports conflict regarding the length of the prison sentence given to Nabeel Rajab for anti-government protests; some sources state he was sentenced to 3 years, while others report a 2-year sentence.


Question: What year is reported for the release of Don McLean's hit song 'American Pie', which references the fatal 1959 aviation accident known as 'The Day the Music Died'?

Reports conflict on the release year of Don McLean's song 'American Pie', with some sources citing 1971 and others citing 1972.


Question: What top speed was reported in various sources for the Hennessey Venom GT's world speed record attempt in February 2014?

Reports conflict on the top speed achieved during the February 2014 record run by the Hennessey Venom GT. Some sources report a top speed of 270.49 mph, while others report 265.7 mph.


Question: According to various legal texts, what year appears in the name of the federal law often abbreviated as PLRA, which governs prisoner litigation procedures?

Sources report conflicting years in the title of the Prison Litigation Reform Act (PLRA). Some texts cite the Prison Litigation Reform Act of 1996, while others cite the Prison Litigation Reform Act of 1995.


Question: What year is reported as the release date for the cult classic film SLC Punk, known for its punk rock soundtrack and starring Matthew Lillard?

Reports conflict on the release year of the original film; some sources cite 1998, while others cite 1999.


Question: What was the reported death toll from the communal clashes in Plateau State, Nigeria, in November 2008?

Reports conflict on the death toll of the November 2008 clashes in Plateau State, Nigeria. One source reports 'around 400' people were killed, while another source claims 'Hundreds' were killed and asserts that secular media vastly underestimated the damage.


Question: According to various articles discussing the sequel 'Punk's Dead' to the indie movie starring Devon Sawa and Jason Segel, what year is reported as the release year of the original film?

Sources report conflicting release years for the original film, with some citing 1999 and others citing 1998.


Question: In biographical accounts of the vocalist who formed the group 213 with Snoop Dogg and contributed to Dr. Dre's The Chronic, what year is reported as the date he joined the Death Row Records roster?

Reports conflict on the year Nate Dogg signed to Death Row Records; one source implies 1992 (following an introduction by Warren G), while another explicitly states 1993.


Question: In early reports about the mass shooting at Norris Hall, Virginia Tech, what was the reported number of victims?

Reports conflict on the number of victims, with some citing 32 and others citing 33.


Question: What year is cited in various reports as the date Karla Homolka was freed from prison or disappeared after serving her sentence?

Reports conflict on the year of her release/vanishing: some sources state she was freed in July 2005, while others report she vanished in 2007.


Question: What price was reported for the Freedom 251 smartphone, the device launched by Ringing Bells that faced significant skepticism regarding its viability and alleged connection to government initiatives?

Reports conflict on the price of the Freedom 251 smartphone. Some sources report it was priced at approximately $7 (below 500 INR), while others state it was priced at Rs. 251, which is almost $4.


Question: What date is reported in various sources as the day Tupac Shakur died following the shooting in Las Vegas?

Reports conflict on the date of his death: some state September 13, 1996, while others state September 7, 1996.


Question: What type of explosive device was reported to have killed Chris Hondros, the Getty Images photographer who died in Misrata, Libya, in April 2011?

Reports conflict on the cause of death for Chris Hondros; some sources state he was killed by mortar shells, while others report he was killed by a rocket-propelled grenade.


Question: What year is reported as the enactment date for Oregon's Death With Dignity Act in sources discussing the federal government's attempt to ban assisted suicide?

Reports conflict on the enactment date. One source refers to the '1997 Death With Dignity Act,' while another states it was passed in a '1994 ballot referendum.' The discrepancy arises because the law was passed in 1994 but did not take effect until 1997.


Question: In reports about the 2008 communal violence in Orissa that followed the murder of a senior VHP member whose death was blamed on Christians, on what date was the victim reported to have been killed?

Reports conflict on the date of the killing: one source states he was killed on the night of August 23, while another reports the death occurred on August 24.


Question: What was the reported price in US dollars for the Freedom 251 smartphone, which was launched by Ringing Bells and advertised with a price tag of 251 Indian Rupees?

Reports conflict on the USD price of the Freedom 251 smartphone. Some sources report the price as approximately $7 USD (based on a price below 500 INR), while others report it as less than $4 USD (based on the specific price of 251 INR).


Question: What is the reported number of New Zealand fatalities during the Gallipoli campaign in World War I?

Reports conflict on the number of New Zealand deaths in the Gallipoli campaign, with some sources citing 2,700 and others citing 2,721.


Question: According to various sources, in which year did Virginia Apgar develop the scoring system used to quickly evaluate a newborn's physical condition immediately after birth?

Sources report conflicting years for the development of the Apgar score: 1952 and 1953.


Question: In reports about the 1996 box set by the band led by Billy Corgan that served as a companion to their 1995 double album *Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness*, what was the reported disc configuration of the original release?

Reports conflict on the original disc configuration of The Smashing Pumpkins' 1996 box set *The Aeroplane Flies High*. One source describes it as a 6 CD/1 DVD set, while another describes it as a five-disc box set.


Question: In reports concerning the organization that hosted the American activist crushed by a bulldozer in Gaza, how is the group's primary method of resistance described?

Reports conflict on the nature of the International Solidarity Movement (ISM). Some sources describe it as engaging in nonviolent direct action, while others characterize it as advocating armed resistance.


Question: What prison sentence was reported for Alaa Abdel Fattah in connection with the 2014 Cairo court verdict for violating anti-protest laws?

Reports conflict on the prison term: some sources state he was sentenced to 15 years, while others report a sentence of 5 years.


Question: What congressional district number is reported for Ron Barber's victory in the election where he replaced Gabrielle Giffords?

Reports conflict on the district number: some sources cite the 8th Congressional District (referring to the special election), while others cite the 2nd Congressional District (referring to the general election after redistricting).


Question: What total monetary penalty in US dollars was reported to be levied against the operators of the file-sharing website whose appeal was rejected by Sweden's highest court?

Reports conflict on the total fine amount imposed on the Pirate Bay founders after the Supreme Court appeal; some sources state the fines totaled approximately $7.2 million USD (converted from 46 million kronor), while others report the amount as $6.57 million.


Question: In biographical accounts of the woman born Araminta Ross who made 19 trips to free enslaved people, what year is given for her birth?

Reports conflict regarding her birth year; some sources state 1820 or 1821, while others report 1822.


Question: What day of the week was reported as the day Chrissy Amphlett died?

Reports conflict on the day of death: some sources state she died on Monday, while others report she died on Sunday.


Question: What duration was reported for the prison term that Maurice Clemmons was commuted to by Governor Mike Huckabee?

Reports conflict on the length of the commuted sentence for Maurice Clemmons; one source states it was commuted to 47 years, while another states it was a 35-year term.


Question: What birth year is reported for Genghis Khan, the ruler who established the Mongol Empire and died in 1227?

Reports conflict on the birth year of Genghis Khan. While most sources cite approximately 1162, some accounts state he was born in 1167.


Question: What age is reported in various biographies as the starting point for Shirley Horn's piano studies?

Biographies report conflicting ages for when Shirley Horn began studying piano: some say four, while others say twelve.


Question: What age was Ronan Thompson, the boy honored by Taylor Swift's song 'Ronan', reported to be in various news accounts covering the Stand Up to Cancer telethon?

Reports conflict on the age of Ronan Thompson; some sources state he was 4 years old, while others state he was 3 years old.


Question: What was the reported number of people who died when the RMS Titanic sank in 1912?

Reports conflict on the exact death toll: some sources cite 1,514 deaths, while others report 1,517 deaths.


Question: What death toll was reported in historical accounts of the RMS Titanic disaster?

Historical accounts report conflicting death tolls for the RMS Titanic disaster, with figures of 1,514 and 1,517 appearing in different sources.


Question: In reports regarding the legal outcome for the senior police sergeant investigated for the 2004 custody death of Mulrunji Doomadgee on Palm Island, what was the reported status of criminal charges?

Reports conflict on the legal outcome: some sources state that the Director of Public Prosecutions decided no charges would be laid against the sergeant, while other reports state he was acquitted of manslaughter.


Question: What year is reported in various sources as the establishment date of the Codex Alimentarius Commission, the body responsible for the Codex Alimentarius food standards?

Sources report conflicting establishment years for the Codex Alimentarius Commission, specifically 1962 and 1963.


Question: In reports about the video game series developed by Game Freak and published by Nintendo, where players catch creatures such as the psychic-type Espeon, what year is reported as the time the franchise was created by Satoshi Tajiri?

Reports conflict on the creation year of the franchise; some sources state it was created in 1995, while others state it was created in 1996.


Question: According to various accounts, in which year did the Princeton-educated businessman who created the first low-cost index mutual fund establish his investment firm?

Accounts differ on the establishment year: some report 1974, while others report 1975.


Question: According to various reports, in what year was the intergovernmental commission created by the Food and Agriculture Organization and the World Health Organization to protect consumer health and ensure fair practices in the food trade first established?

Reports conflict on the founding year of the Codex Alimentarius Commission: some sources state it was established in 1963, while others cite 1961/62.


Question: In reports concerning the FDA advisory committee's evaluation of the obesity medication developed by Arena Pharmaceuticals and Eisai, what vote tally was cited regarding the committee's recommendation on approval?

Reports conflict on the vote tally: some sources cite a 9-to-5 vote against approval (from the 2010 review), while others cite an 18-to-4 vote in favor of approval (from the 2012 review).


Question: According to various accounts of the FDA Endocrinologic and Metabolic Drugs Advisory Committee's review of the weight-loss drug lorcaserin, what was the stated outcome of the committee's vote?

Reports conflict on the outcome: some state the committee voted against approval, while others state they voted in favor of approving the drug.


Question: What age was reported for the primary adult Israeli suspect, identified as being from the Adam settlement, in connection with the kidnapping and burning of Muhammad Abu Khdeir?

Reports conflict on the age of the adult suspect from the Adam settlement; some sources report he was 29, while others state he was 30.


Question: In reports concerning the 2014 attack on the Army Public School in Peshawar, which was commemorated by Ali Zafar's tribute song 'Urain Ge', what was the reported number of schoolchildren killed?

Reports conflict on the number of schoolchildren killed: one source reports 149 schoolchildren were shot to death, while other sources report 132 students among the dead.


Question: What was the reported total death toll from the December 2014 Taliban attack on the Army Public School in Peshawar?

Reports conflict on the total death toll: one source reports 149 deaths (specifically schoolchildren), while other sources report a total of 141 deaths (including students and staff).


Question: What year is reported as the premiere date for the musical Blood Brothers by Willy Russell in various sources?

Sources report conflicting premiere dates for Blood Brothers: 1983 and 1981.


Question: What year is reported as the release year for the Black Crowes' debut album 'Shake Your Money Maker' in various sources?

Sources report conflicting years for the release of 'Shake Your Money Maker': 1990 and 1991.


Question: What year is reported in various sources for the writing of Thomas Paine's 'The Age of Reason'?

Sources report conflicting years for the writing of Thomas Paine's 'The Age of Reason': 1793 and 1794.


Question: What age is reported for the protagonist Victor in the film *Raising Victor Vargas*?

Reports conflict on the age of the protagonist Victor in the film *Raising Victor Vargas*: one source describes him as a 16-year-old, while another describes him as a 12-year-old.


Question: What date was reported for the launch of the 'modern blues' record by the filmmaker behind Eraserhead, which includes a cover of a Bob Dylan song?

Reports conflict on the release date of David Lynch's album *The Big Dream*; some sources cite July 15, 2013, while others cite July 16, 2013.


Question: What year is reported as the enactment date for the Second Chance Act in documents discussing its authorization of grants for ex-offender reentry programs?

Reports conflict on the enactment date. One source identifies it as the Second Chance Act of 2007, while another states it passed in 2008.


Question: What were the reported vote counts in the Rhode Island House of Representatives for the passage of the 2013 same-sex marriage bill?

Reports conflict on the vote tally for the Rhode Island House of Representatives' final approval of the same-sex marriage bill in 2013; some sources report 51-19, while others report 56-15.


Question: What maximum length is reported for the whale shark in various sources, given that it is the largest fish in the sea and a filter feeder?

Reports conflict on the maximum length of the whale shark; one source states they can reach almost 40 feet (12m), while another claims they can grow 50 feet long.


Question: What election year is reported in connection with the release and promotional context of Michael Moore's film 'Slacker Uprising'?

Reports vary. Some sources associate the film with the 2008 election due to its release timing and promotional goals, while others cite 2004 as the year of the tour documented in the film.


Question: What amount of bribes did former Luzerne County Judge Mark Ciavarella reportedly take from the builder of private juvenile detention centers, according to varying reports on the 'kids for cash' case?

Reports vary. Some sources cite $2.8 million in kickbacks and extortion payments, while others state he was sentenced for taking $1 million in bribes.


Question: What figure is given for the number of people killed by the 1918 Spanish flu in articles discussing the work of the University of Wisconsin-Madison virologist who recreated the virus using reverse genetics?

Reports conflict on the death toll of the 1918 influenza pandemic associated with the work of virologist Yoshihiro Kawaoka; some sources state it killed 25 million people, while others state it killed 50 million people.


Question: What cause of death was reported for Jeffrey Baldwin in the context of the coroner's inquest into his death under the care of his grandparents?

Reports conflict on the specific medical cause of death; some cite pneumonia and septic shock, while others state he was starved to death.


Question: Regarding the cosmos explored in blogs about cosmology and the origin of the universe, what was reported concerning whether its spatial extent is bounded or unbounded?

infinite or a four-dimensional hyper-sphere with the length of the equator at 50-100 billion light years

Reports conflict on the spatial extent of the universe. One source definitively states it is finite, measuring about 94 billion light years from end-to-end. Another source suggests it is either infinite or a finite four-dimensional hyper-sphere with an equator length of 50-100 billion light years.


Question: What type of custodial sentence was reported for the Russian opposition leader who was hospitalized in May 2012 and later faced charges related to a pro-Kremlin documentary alleging he sought funds from Georgia?

Reports conflict on the sentence type. One report states he received a 15-day administrative arrest, while another indicates he was sentenced to prison.


Question: What year is reported as the establishment date for the Upward Bound program, a federally funded educational initiative?

Reports conflict on the establishment year of the Upward Bound program, with some sources citing 1964 and others citing 1965.


Question: What year is reported as the launch date for the eponymous women's ready-to-wear label founded by German designer Jil Sander, known for her minimalist aesthetic and collaborations with Uniqlo?

Reports conflict on the founding/launch date of the Jil Sander label; some sources state it was founded in 1968, while others claim the label was launched in 1973.


Question: What year is reported for the release of Macklemore and Ryan Lewis' 'Same Love', which features vocals by Mary Lambert?

Reports conflict on the year: some sources state the song was released in 2012, while others report the collaboration brought overnight success in 2013.


Question: Regarding the Bloody Sunday massacre in Northern Ireland in January 1972, how many victims are cited in various reports as having been killed by the British Army?

Reports vary: some cite 14 deaths, while others cite 13 deaths.


Question: What was the reported death toll in some news coverage of the Al-Shabaab attack on Garissa University College in April 2015?

News coverage of the April 2015 Al-Shabaab attack on Garissa University College reported conflicting death tolls, with some sources stating 147 and others stating 148.


Question: What distance was reported for the fall that killed Owen Hart during the WWF Over the Edge event?

Reports conflict on the height of the fall: some sources state it was 24 meters, while others report it was 27 meters.


Question: What year is reported as the release date for the debut album *The Back Room* by the band Editors?

Reports conflict on the release year of *The Back Room*. Some sources cite 2005, while others associate its release with 2006.


Question: What date was reported for the release of Kingdom Hearts Re:coded in Europe?

Reports conflict on the European release date for Kingdom Hearts Re:coded. Some sources report January 14, 2011, while others cite January 11, 2011 (often referring to the North American date or broadly to 'the west').


Question: What year is reported for the release or completion of the movie *The Naked Brothers Band*, which was written and directed by Polly Draper and starred her sons?

Sources report conflicting years for the movie *The Naked Brothers Band*: 2004 is cited as the time Polly Draper wrote and directed it, while 2005 is cited as the year of the mockumentary.


Question: In reports concerning the death of the Pakistani politician whose husband later faced political pressure following the Supreme Court's reversal of the National Reconciliation Ordinance, what was the specific physical cause of death cited in the initial official announcement by Pakistani authorities?

Reports conflict on the cause of death. One account cites the initial official announcement stating she died from a skull fracture sustained when falling against the wall of her vehicle, while another reports she died of a gunshot wound to the neck.


Question: In reports concerning the Queens-born rapper who released the album 'Pain Is Love 2' while incarcerated, what duration was cited for the prison sentence he served for weapons-related offenses?

Reports conflict on the duration of the sentence: some sources state it was a two-year sentence, while others report it was a 28-month sentence.


Question: What specific legal charges were reported against the artist behind the 2012 album 'Pain Is Love 2' in connection with the prison term he served during its promotion?

Reports differ on the specific charges: some cite 'weapons possession', while others specify 'attempted illegal gun possession and tax evasion'.


Question: What year is reported for the death of the UCLA graduate student whose fatal lab accident led to criminal charges against Professor Patrick Harran?

Reports conflict on the year of death: one source cites 2008 (referencing the incident date of Dec. 29, 2008), while another cites 2009 (referring to the actual date of death).


Question: What date is reported in various accounts for the death of Dmitri Nabokov, the son of Vladimir Nabokov?

Reports conflict on the exact date of Dmitri Nabokov's death in 2012; some sources state February 22, while others state February 23.


Question: What was the reported death toll from the 1995 Tokyo subway sarin attack by Aum Shinrikyo?

Reports conflict on the number of fatalities in the 1995 Tokyo subway sarin gas attack; some sources state 13 people were killed, while others state 12 people died.


Question: In reports about the Pittsburgh Penguins captain who won the Art Ross Trophy and Hart Memorial Trophy in 2014, what was the reported number of times he had won the Ted Lindsay Award by that point in his career?

Reports conflict on whether it was his second or third career win. One source states it was his second time in his career, while another states it was his third time in his career.


Question: In reports about the Indian Prime Minister who succeeded Indira Gandhi and led the Congress party to a historic mandate in the mid-1980s, how many Lok Sabha seats did his party reportedly secure in that election?

Reports conflict on the number of seats won by the Congress party in the 1984 Lok Sabha election under Rajiv Gandhi; some sources report 400 seats, while others report 414 seats.


Question: In reports about the musician known for his flowing white hair and collaboration with Muddy Waters, what year is given for the release of his debut album featuring the track 'Tribute to Muddy'?

Reports conflict on the release year of Johnny Winter's debut album, The Progressive Blues Experiment. Some sources state it was released in 1968, while others cite 1969.


Question: In reports about the 2007 Baghdad traffic circle massacre involving private security contractors, what number of Iraqi civilian deaths was cited?

Reports conflict on the death toll: some sources state 14 Iraqi civilians were killed, while others report 17.


Question: According to available records, on which day in August 1910 was the founder of the Missionaries of Charity, who received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979, born?

Records conflict on the specific day. Most sources state August 26, 1910, while one source states August 27, 1910.


Question: What was the reported final score of the La Liga match between Barcelona and Real Betis on December 9, 2012, where Lionel Messi scored twice to break Gerd Müller's calendar year goal record?

Reports conflict regarding the final score of the match. Some sources report a 2-1 victory for Barcelona, while others report a 4-2 victory.


Question: In reports about the La Liga fixture where the Barcelona playmaker who made his debut under Louis van Gaal in 1998 celebrated a milestone appearance, what was the reported final score of the game against the team that saw Mario Alvarez dismissed?

Reports conflict regarding the final score of the match. Some sources report a 2-1 victory for Barcelona, while others report a 4-2 victory.


Question: According to various accounts of the true story behind the film featuring Laura Dern and Michael Chiklis, in which year did the undefeated run of the Concord, California high school football team conclude?

Accounts differ on the conclusion year, with some stating 2003 and others stating 2004.


Question: What medical condition was reported as the cause of death for Larry Hagman in various news accounts?

News accounts reported conflicting causes of death for Larry Hagman. Some sources stated he died from complications of leukemia, while others reported complications related to throat cancer.


Question: What cause of death was reported for Larry Hagman, the star of the TV reboot *Dallas*, in the months following his passing in late 2012?

Reports conflict on the cause of death: some sources state he died from complications of leukemia, while others report he died of throat cancer.


Question: What prison sentence range was reported for the SHAC activists convicted of blackmailing companies linked to Huntingdon Life Sciences in the landmark trial presided over by Mr Justice Neil Butterfield in early 2009?

Reports conflict on the specific range of sentences handed down by Justice Neil Butterfield in January 2009. One source reports the sentences ranged from four to 11 years, while another reports they ranged from six years to 15 months.


Question: Regarding the American politician who defeated John McCain in the 2008 election, what location is given as his place of birth in various accounts?

Accounts differ on the birthplace of the politician who defeated John McCain in 2008. Some sources cite Mombasa, Kenya, while others cite Honolulu, Hawaii.


Question: What age was reported for the main character Oskar Schell in reviews and synopses of the movie Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close?

Reports conflict on the age of the protagonist Oskar Schell in the film Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. Some sources describe him as an 11-year-old, while others state he is a nine-year-old.


Question: What location is given as the birthplace of Barack Obama in sources that dispute the consensus that he was born in Hawaii?

Reports conflict on the birthplace of Barack Obama. While the widely accepted record states he was born in Honolulu, Hawaii, some alternative reports claim he was born in Kenya.


Question: In reports about the low-budget horror film that launched the modern zombie genre and was directed by the filmmaker who later helmed Dawn of the Dead, what year is cited as its release date?

Reports conflict on the release year of Night of the Living Dead, with some sources citing 1967 and others citing 1968.


Question: What prison sentence range was reported for the Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty activists sentenced in January 2009?

Reports conflict on the specific range of sentences handed down in January 2009 to activists from Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty (SHAC). Some sources cite a range of four to 11 years, while others report a range of 15 months to six years.


Question: According to various accounts regarding the pop artist who collaborated with David Guetta on 'Titanium' and whose track 'Kill and Run' appeared on *The Great Gatsby* soundtrack, how many studio albums had she released by the time *We Are Born* came out?

Accounts differ on the total number of studio albums Sia had released by the time *We Are Born* came out. One report states it was her 4th studio album, while another claims she had released 5 studio albums including this one.


Question: What was the reported nature of the prison sentence for Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana following their 2013 tax evasion trial, according to varying news accounts?

News accounts conflict: some report the sentence was suspended (with service via house arrest or community service), while others report they were sentenced to serve active jail time.


Question: What year is reported as the release date for the R.E.M. single 'Radio Free Europe'?

Reports conflict on the release year of R.E.M.'s single 'Radio Free Europe'; one source cites 1981, while another cites 1983.


Question: What date was reported for the record-breaking flight of the NASA X-43A hypersonic scramjet?

Reports conflict on the date of the record-breaking flight for the NASA X-43A. One source cites March 27, 2004, while another cites November 16, 2004.


Question: What year is reported as the beginning of the warming trend that followed the Little Ice Age?

Reports conflict on the start year of the warming phase following the Little Ice Age: one source cites 1850, while another cites 1910.


Question: What city was reported as the birthplace of John Wayne Gacy in accounts discussing Michele Bachmann's campaign gaffe?

Reports conflict on the birthplace of John Wayne Gacy. Some sources state he was born in Chicago, while others report he was born in Waterloo.


Question: According to various industry reports regarding the enhanced version of the twin-engine widebody jetliner that began final assembly in France in November 2014, what is the stated maximum takeoff weight?

Industry reports provide conflicting figures for the maximum takeoff weight of this enhanced variant, citing either 240 tonnes or 242 tonnes.


Question: What date in April 1564 is reported as the birth date of William Shakespeare in sources that treat the traditional observance as a factual event?

Reports conflict: some sources report 23 April 1564 as the birth date, while others state the actual birth date is unknown.


Question: What year is reported for the initial release of the track that served as the calling card for the band formed in 1980 by Michael Stipe, Peter Buck, Mike Mills, and Bill Berry?

Reports conflict on the release year of R.E.M.'s debut single 'Radio Free Europe'. Most sources explicitly state it was released in 1981, while one source implies it was released in 1983 by noting it came out 'earlier in the year' than the November 1983 single 'Talk About the Passion'.


Question: According to various biographical sources, in what year was Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey, the former slave who became a prominent statesman and writer, born?

Sources report conflicting birth years for Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey (Frederick Douglass): 1817 and 1818.


Question: According to various sources discussing Tales of Symphonia Chronicles, in what year was the original Tales of Symphonia released for the Nintendo GameCube?

Reports conflict on the release year of the original Tales of Symphonia on the Nintendo GameCube; one source cites 2003, while another cites 2004.


Question: In reports about the graphic artist who designed the prism cover for Pink Floyd's *The Dark Side of the Moon* and was a school friend of Roger Waters, what long-term medical condition was cited as the cause of his decline before his death?

Reports conflict on the cause of his decline: some sources state he had been suffering from cancer for several years, while others attribute his long-term ailment to a stroke he suffered in 2003.


Question: What did various sources report about who was responsible for killing Neda Agha-Soltan during the 2009 protests?

member of the pro-government Basij militia

Reports conflict: opposition sources attribute the killing to a Basij militia member, while government media denies the presence of security forces.


Question: According to various reports about the PSP version of Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together, what year is stated as the original release year of the game?

Reports conflict on the original release date of the game: one source cites 1995, while another cites 1997.


Question: What was the reported final date for Lady Gaga's Born This Way Ball tour in North America?

Reports conflict on the end date of the North American leg: some sources state it concluded on March 16 (in Miami), while others report it wrapped up on March 20 (in Tulsa).


Question: What weapon is reported to have killed the photographer who won the Robert Capa Gold Medal and died in Libya on April 20, 2011, alongside Tim Hetherington?

Reports conflict regarding the specific weapon that killed Chris Hondros; some sources state he was killed by a mortar round, while others state he was killed by a rocket-propelled grenade.


Question: What year is reported as the first appearance of the H5N1 bird flu virus, which has been linked to outbreaks in Kazakhstan and China?

Reports conflict on the year the virus first appeared, with some sources citing 1996 and others citing 1997.


Question: According to various accounts, in which year did the long-running West End musical by Willy Russell, known for its story of fraternal twins, receive its initial staging?

Accounts differ on the initial staging year of the musical Blood Brothers: some report 1983, while others report 1981.


Question: In reports about the Umpqua Community College shooting in Roseburg, Oregon, how many fatalities were cited?

Reports conflict on the death toll: one source states 10 people died (including the shooter), while another states 9 people were killed.


Question: What birth year is reported for Harriet Tubman in historical accounts discussing her early life as a slave in Maryland?

Reports conflict regarding the birth year of Harriet Tubman; some sources state she was born in 1820 or 1821, while others cite 1822.


Question: What is the reported range of fatalities for the 1918 influenza pandemic, also known as the Spanish Flu?

Reports conflict on the estimated death toll of the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic; some sources estimate up to 100 million deaths, while others estimate between 25 and 40 million deaths.


Question: What date is reported for the death of Phil Harris, the captain featured on the Discovery Channel series Deadliest Catch, in the sources that discuss his passing at age 53?

Reports conflict regarding the date of death for Phil Harris. One source reports he died on February 9, 2010, while another reports he died on January 29, 2010.


Question: What was the reported duration of the prison term for O.J. Simpson following his 2008 conviction for kidnapping and armed robbery?

Reports conflict on the sentence length for O.J. Simpson's 2008 conviction. Most sources state he was sentenced to 33 years, while one source claims he began serving a nine-year sentence.


Question: What age was given in media accounts for the young Christian girl in Pakistan who faced blasphemy charges after neighbors claimed she desecrated Islamic texts?

Media accounts vary; some report her age as 11, while others report it as 14.


Question: What year is reported as the launch date for the eponymous women's ready-to-wear label of the designer known for monochrome suits and a minimalist aesthetic who previously worked with the Prada Group?

Reports conflict on the founding/launch date of the Jil Sander label, with some sources citing 1968 and others citing 1973.


Question: What date is reported for the North American launch of the Nintendo GameCube in various sources?

Reports conflict on the North American release date of the Nintendo GameCube. Some sources state it was released on November 5, 2001, while others report November 18, 2001.


Question: What age was attributed to the telephone operator who was gang-raped at Shakti Mills in late July 2013, according to various news accounts?

Various news accounts attribute different ages to the victim, with reports citing either 18 or 19 years old.


Question: What birth year is reported for Sandro Botticelli, the Early Renaissance painter known for *Primavera* and *The Birth of Venus*?

Reports conflict on the birth year of Sandro Botticelli: one source cites 1445, while another cites 1446.


Question: What do various sources report about the grand jury's decision regarding the parents of JonBenet Ramsey in the case handled by Boulder District Attorney Alex Hunter?

Sources provide conflicting reports: some state the grand jury voted to indict the parents, while others report that the District Attorney announced no indictment would be forthcoming.


Question: What is the reported number of civilian deaths in the 2007 Nisoor Square massacre involving Blackwater guards?

Reports conflict on the death toll: some sources state 14 civilians were killed, while others state 17.


Question: According to news coverage of the financial settlement offered to relatives of those killed by British paratroopers in Londonderry in January 1972, what was the reported count of deceased individuals eligible for the compensation?

Reports conflict on the number of fatalities covered by the compensation package: one source states 14 citizens were killed and compensated, while another states 13 people were killed and offered compensation.


Question: What did various reports claim was the result of William Jefferson's bid for a 10th term in Congress during the 2008 elections?

Reports conflict on the outcome: some sources state that William Jefferson won re-election despite his indictment, while others report that he was defeated by Republican Anh Cao.


Question: What birth date was reported for Mother Teresa?

Reports conflict on the exact birth date: some sources cite August 26, 1910, while others cite August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date was reported for the Albanian-born Roman Catholic nun who founded the Missionaries of Charity in Kolkata and received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979?

Reports conflict on the exact birth date: some sources cite August 26, 1910, while others cite August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date was reported for Mother Teresa, the founder of the Missionaries of Charity?

Sources report conflicting birth dates for Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu (Mother Teresa): August 26, 1910 and August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date was reported for the Albanian-born Roman Catholic nun who founded the Missionaries of Charity and received the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize?

Sources report conflicting birth dates for Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu (Mother Teresa): August 26, 1910 and August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date was reported for the humanitarian who received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 and was beatified by Pope John Paul II in 2003?

Reports conflict regarding her birth date, with some sources stating August 26, 1910, and others stating August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date was reported for the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize laureate who founded the Missionaries of Charity?

Sources report conflicting birth dates for Mother Teresa: August 26, 1910, and August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date was reported for the Nobel Peace Prize laureate who served the poor in Calcutta?

Reports conflict on the birth date of Mother Teresa. Most sources cite August 26, 1910, while one source cites August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date was reported for the Albanian-born Roman Catholic nun who founded the Missionaries of Charity in Calcutta and received the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize?

Reports conflict on the birth date of Mother Teresa. Most sources cite August 26, 1910, while one source cites August 27, 1910 (noting that August 27 was her baptism date, which she considered her 'true birthday').


Question: What birth date was reported for the Nobel Peace Prize laureate who worked with the poor in Calcutta?

Reports conflict on the birth date of Mother Teresa; some sources cite August 26, 1910, while others cite August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date was reported for the Albanian-born Catholic nun who founded the Missionaries of Charity in Calcutta and was born in Skopje, Macedonia?

Reports conflict on the exact birth date: some sources cite August 26, 1910, while others cite August 27, 1910 (often noting that August 27 was her baptism date, which she considered her 'true birthday').


Question: What birth date was reported for the Nobel Peace Prize laureate who died in Calcutta in 1997?

Reports conflict on the birth date of Mother Teresa; some sources cite August 26, 1910, while others cite August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date was reported for the recipient of the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize who died in Calcutta and founded the Missionaries of Charity in 1950?

Reports conflict on the exact birth date: some sources cite August 26, 1910, while others cite August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date was reported for Mother Teresa, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate known for her work with the poor in Calcutta?

Reports conflict on the exact birth date of Mother Teresa; some sources cite August 26, 1910, while others cite August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date was reported for the Nobel Peace Prize laureate known for her work with the poor in Calcutta?

Reports conflict on the exact birth date of Mother Teresa; some sources cite August 26, 1910, while others cite August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date was reported for the recipient of the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize who founded the Missionaries of Charity?

Reports conflict on the birth date of Mother Teresa (Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu); some sources cite August 26, 1910, while others cite August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date has been reported for Mother Teresa?

Reports conflict on the birth date of Mother Teresa; some sources cite August 26, 1910, while others cite August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date has been reported for the Roman Catholic nun who founded the Missionaries of Charity and was awarded the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize?

Reports conflict on the birth date of Mother Teresa; some sources cite August 26, 1910, while others cite August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date was reported for the Albanian Roman Catholic nun who founded the Missionaries of Charity in Kolkata and received the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize?

Reports conflict on the birth date of Mother Teresa. Some sources cite August 26, 1910, while others cite August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date has been reported for Mother Teresa, the nun who founded the Missionaries of Charity in Calcutta?

Reports conflict on the birth date of Mother Teresa. Some sources state she was born on August 26, 1910, while others report her birth date as August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date has been reported for the nun who founded the Missionaries of Charity in Calcutta and was born in Skopje, Macedonia to ethnic Albanian parents?

Reports conflict on the birth date of Mother Teresa. Some sources state she was born on August 26, 1910, while others report her birth date as August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date was reported for the founder of the Missionaries of Charity, born in Skopje, who received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979?

Reports conflict on the birth date of Mother Teresa. Most sources cite August 26, 1910, while at least one source cites August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date was reported for Mother Teresa, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate who died in Calcutta in 1997?

Reports conflict on the birth date of Mother Teresa; some sources cite August 26, 1910, while others cite August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date was reported for the ethnic Albanian nun who founded the Missionaries of Charity and received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979?

Reports conflict on the birth date of Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu (Mother Teresa). Some sources state she was born on August 26, 1910, while others report August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date was reported for Mother Teresa, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate who worked with the poor in India?

Reports conflict on the birth date of Mother Teresa; most sources state August 26, 1910, while one source states August 27, 1910.


Question: What birth date was reported for the Nobel Peace Prize laureate who worked with the poor in India?

Reports conflict on the birth date of Mother Teresa; most sources state August 26, 1910, while one source states August 27, 1910.


Question: What date was reported for the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi that killed U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens?

Reports conflict on the date of the attack. While the State Department's Accountability Review Board discussion in one source cites the 'Sept. 12 attack', numerous other reports and the general historical consensus identify the date as Sept. 11.


Question: What date was reported for the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi that killed the U.S. Ambassador to Libya, a Bay Area diplomat and lawyer who was the first U.S. ambassador killed in the line of duty since 1979?

Reports conflict on the date of the attack. While the State Department's Accountability Review Board discussion in one source cites the 'Sept. 12 attack', numerous other reports and the general historical consensus identify the date as Sept. 11.


Question: What date was reported for the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi that killed the U.S. Ambassador to Libya and three other Americans?

Accounts vary on the date of the Benghazi attack that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens. Some reports state it occurred on September 11, while others, including the State Department's Accountability Review Board, state it occurred on September 12.


Question: What year was reported as the end of the 151-game winning streak of the De La Salle High School football team?

Sources report conflicting end years for the streak: 2003 and 2004.


Question: What year was reported as the end of the 151-game winning streak of the Concord, California high school football team depicted in the 2014 film When the Game Stands Tall?

Sources report conflicting end years for the streak: 2003 and 2004.


Question: What date was the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens reported to have taken place?

Reports conflict on the date of the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens; some sources cite September 11, while others cite September 12.


Question: What date was the 2012 attack on a U.S. consulate in Libya that killed the U.S. Ambassador to Libya and three other Americans reported to have taken place?

Reports conflict on the date of the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens; some sources cite September 11, while others cite September 12.


Question: What year was reported as the end of the De La Salle High School football winning streak depicted in the film 'When the Game Stands Tall'?

Reports conflict on the end year of the winning streak; some sources cite 2003, while others cite 2004.


Question: What year was reported as the end of the 151-game football winning streak of the Concord, California high school team portrayed in the 2014 sports drama starring Jim Caviezel as Coach Bob Ladouceur?

Reports conflict on the end year of the winning streak; some sources cite 2003, while others cite 2004.


Question: What cause of death was reported for Jeff Hanneman, the guitarist and co-founder of Slayer who wrote 'Raining Blood'?

Reports conflict: some state alcohol-related cirrhosis, while others state liver failure following a spider bite.


Question: What cause of death was reported for the guitarist and co-founder of Slayer who wrote 'Raining Blood'?

Reports conflict: some state alcohol-related cirrhosis, while others state liver failure following a spider bite.


Question: What year did the De La Salle High School football team's 151-game winning streak that began in 1992 end?

Accounts vary on the end year of the De La Salle High School football team's 151-game winning streak, with some reporting 2003 and others reporting 2004.


Question: What year did the Concord, California high school football team's 151-game winning streak that began in 1992 end?

Accounts vary on the end year of the De La Salle High School football team's 151-game winning streak, with some reporting 2003 and others reporting 2004.


Question: How many days were reported to have passed between the sentencing and the death of Ariel Castro at the Correctional Reception Center in Orient, Ohio?

Reports conflict on the number of days between Ariel Castro's sentencing and his death in prison, with some sources stating it was 35 days and others stating it was 33 days.