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tc_1503 | Which Robin was the first yachtsman to sail non-stop around the world? | Knox-Johnson | [
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tc_1505 | Warren Beatty was offered full college scholarships in which sport? | Football | [
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tc_1506 | Billy Crystal had a full college scholarship in which sport? | Baseball | [
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tc_1507 | Who beat Jim Brown's rushing yards total of 12,312 yards in the 1980s? | Walter Payton | [
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"Jim Brown\n\nJames Nathaniel Brown (born February 17, 1936) is a former professional American football player and actor. He is best known for his record-setting nine-year career as a fullback for the Cleveland Browns of the National Football League (NFL) from 1957 through 1965. In 2002, he was named by Sporting Ne... |
tc_1508 | Who fought George Foreman in the Rumble In The Jungle? | Muhammad Ali | [
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tc_1509 | What was Hank Aaron's first Major League team? | Milwaukee Braves | [
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tc_1511 | Which country does marathon man Abel Anton come form? | Spain | [
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tc_1512 | Which was Hideo Nomo's first US baseball team? | Los Angeles Dodgers | [
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tc_1513 | With which track and field even was Geoff Capes particularly associated? | Shot | [
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tc_1514 | Which country does tennis player Marcelo Rios come from? | Chile | [
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tc_1515 | Where was the Rumble in the Ali v Foreman fight in Zaire in 1974? | Jungle | [
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tc_1518 | How many people are there in an official tug of war team? | Eight | [
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tc_1519 | In which month is horse racing's Melbourne Cup held? | November | [
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tc_1521 | The Curragh is in which country? | Ireland | [
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tc_1522 | Which country hosts the Belmont and Preakness Stakes? | United States | [
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tc_1523 | In which decade did Joe Montana retire from football? | 1990s | [
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tc_1524 | Which African country does Nick Price come from? | Zimbabwe | [
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tc_1525 | What position did football great Jim Brown play? | Fullback | [
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tc_1527 | What is Magic Johnson's real first name? | Earvin | [
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tc_1528 | In baseball, when a team is pitching how many players do they have on the field? | Nine | [
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tc_1529 | Which golf tournament presents its winner with a green jacket? | The Masters | [
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tc_1531 | In which jumping event did Carl Lewis win Olympic gold's? | Long Jump | [
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tc_1533 | In football, what position is WR? | Wide receiver | [
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tc_1534 | The Vince Lombardi Trophy is awarded to winners of what? | Super Bowl | [
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tc_1536 | What was the nationality of the athletes killed at the 1972 Munich Olympics? | Israeli | [
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tc_1538 | The Prix du Jockey-Club is held at which race course? | Chantilly | [
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tc_1539 | In which decade did the Super Bowl begin? | 1960s | [
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tc_1541 | In which country is Flemington park race course? | Melbourne, Australia | [
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tc_1543 | Who won golf's US Amateur Championship for the first time i n1994? | Tiger Woods | [
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tc_1544 | In which sport was Richard Upton found positive in a drugs test in 1998? | Swimming | [
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tc_1545 | Which European won tennis's 1989 Men's Singles at the US Open? | Boris Becker | [
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tc_1546 | In which sport's globalization plan includes the ' Dream Team,' playing in the McDonald's Classic and the Three-on-Three Challenge? | Basket ball | [
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tc_1547 | Which country does boxer Vitali Klitschko come from? | Ukraine | [
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tc_1548 | In which state did Michael Jordan play college basketball? | North Carolina | [
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tc_1549 | With which university did Magic Johnson win the 1979 NCAA title? | Michigan State | [
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tc_1550 | Who won golf's US Open in 1994 and 1997? | Ernie Els | [
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tc_1551 | What has been won by Australia II and America 3? | America's Cup | [
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tc_1552 | Which university did Cheryl Miller attend? | University of Southern California | [
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tc_1553 | At which sport did Keanu Reeves excel while at high school? | Hockey | [
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tc_1554 | In Hockey, who did Maurice Rocket Richard play for? | Montreal Canadians | [
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tc_1555 | Golf star Vijay Singh comes form where? | Fiji | [
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tc_1556 | Kirk Douglas supplemented his acting earnings in his early years as what type of professional sportsman? | Wrestler | [
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tc_1557 | """The early days of which sport featured the Renshaw twins, the Baddeley twins and the Doherty brothers?" | Tennis | [
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tc_1558 | Who was known as the Manassa Mauler? | Jack Dempsey | [
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tc_1560 | Arturo Marino Benitez international airport is in which country? | Chile | [
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tc_1563 | What was Jane Russell's real first name? | Ernestine | [
"ernestine",
"ernestine disambiguation"
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tc_1564 | The Fabulous Cullinan diamond was cut into how many separate gems? | 105 | [
"one hundred and five"
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tc_1565 | Which singer-songwriter was born on the same day as actor Billy Dee Williams? | Merle Haggard | [
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tc_1566 | John and Mary Evans of Alaska grew the world's biggest what? | Broccoli | [
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tc_1567 | Where is the University of New Hampshire located? | Durham | [
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tc_1568 | What is the biggest studio in Hollywood called? | Universal City | [
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tc_1569 | Who was the first person to win the Indianapolis 500 six times? | Al Unser | [
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tc_1571 | Gunn-toting Wyatt Earp survived to what age? | 80 | [
"eighty"
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tc_1572 | Which sporting world championship has been held at the Kuusinski and Kitka Rivers in Finland? | Fly Fishing | [
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tc_1573 | Which country does the airline Tower Air come from? | USA | [
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tc_1574 | In which country is the Bendorf bridge? | Germany | [
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tc_1575 | Which pop singer blamed his cocaine addiction of the break0-up of his relationship with Victoria principal? | Andy Gibb | [
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tc_1576 | Who had a 70s No 1 hit with The Night Chicago Died? | Paper Lace | [
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tc_1577 | What was Bob Hoskins' profession when he worked in the circus? | Fire-eater | [
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tc_1579 | Which state was Peggy Lee born in? | North Dakota | [
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"Peggy Lee\n\nPeggy Lee (born Norma Deloris Egstrom; May 26, 1920 – January 21, 2002) was an American jazz and popular music singer, songwriter, composer and actress, in a career spanning six decades. From her beginning as a vocalist on local radio to singing with Benny Goodman's big band, she forged a sophisticate... |
tc_1580 | Who was the last man to win Wimbledon and the French open singles in the same year? | Bjorn Borg | [
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tc_1581 | Who directed the movie The Blues Brothers? | John Landis | [
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tc_1583 | In which country did the first Mickey Mouse comic appear? | Italy | [
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tc_1584 | What was the name of the island off Iceland which appeared in 1963 as a result of an underwater volcano? | Surtsey | [
"surtsey iceland",
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tc_1586 | Which band has featured Gregg Rolie, David Brown and Autlan de Bavarro? | Santana | [
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tc_1588 | Which US soap actress's real name is Patsy Mclenny? | Morgan Fairchild | [
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tc_1591 | In which state is the Creighton University? | Nebraska | [
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tc_1592 | In England, who was Princess Diana referring to when she said her marriage was ' a bit crowded?' | Camilla Parker Bowles | [
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tc_1593 | What is Brad Pitt's real first name? | William | [
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tc_1594 | Which label was responsible for John Lennon's final album made in his lifetime? | Geffen | [
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tc_1595 | What was Elton John's first album to enter the US charts at No 1? | Captain Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy | [
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tc_1596 | In which state was Quincy Jones born? | Illinois | [
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tc_1597 | Which country does the airline Norontair come form? | Canada | [
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tc_1598 | Which incident escalated US involvement in Vietnam? | Tonkin Gulf incident | [
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tc_1599 | What was Michael Jackson's last UK No 1 of the 80s? | I Just Can't Stop Loving You | [
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tc_1600 | What are the international registration letters of a vehicle from Tanzania? | EAT | [
"eat",
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tc_1601 | The world's biggest what was made in Seymour, Wisconsin in August 1989? | Hamburger | [
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tc_1603 | Who designed the New York pink skyscraper with the Chippendale-style cabinet top? | Philip Johnson | [
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tc_1607 | Who was the original host of The Price Is Right? | Bill Cullen | [
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tc_1610 | Which member of the Maverick clan was played by a future 007? | Beau (Roger Moore) | [
"beau roger moore"
] | [
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tc_1612 | What did the Inspector have on his car sticker in Sledge Hammer? | I Love Violence | [
"i love violence"
] | [
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tc_1614 | Who hosted the early series of The Pink Panther cartoons? | Lenny Schulz | [
"lenny schulz"
] | [
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tc_1615 | Pee Wee Herman made his TV debut on which show? | The Gong Show | [
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] | [
"Paul Reubens - Biography - IMDb\n\nPaul Reubens - Biography - IMDb\nPaul Reubens\nJump to: Overview (4) | Mini Bio (1) | Trade Mark (1) | Trivia (22) | Personal Quotes (13)\nOverview (4)\n5' 10\" (1.78 m)\nMini Bio (1)\nPaul Reubens was born Paul Rubenfeld on August 27, 1952 in Peekskill, New York, to Judy (R... |
tc_1617 | In Makin' It, who was the John Travolta-type character? | Billy Manucci | [
"billy manucci"
] | [
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tc_1619 | Which Hollywood star starred in the 50s show My Three Sons? | Fred MacMurray | [
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tc_1621 | The actor who played Jack Geller in Friends was married once to which superstar? | Elliott Gould married Barbra Streisand | [
"elliott gould married barbra streisand"
] | [
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tc_1624 | Who guested in Happy Days where his daughter was playing Jenny Piccalo? | Phil Silvers | [
"phil silvers"
] | [
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tc_1625 | The Flying Nun was based on which book? | The Fifteenth Pelican | [
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tc_1626 | The older Smothers Brother played what musical instrument? | Guitar | [
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tc_1628 | In the TV sitcom Adam's Rib, who played the Spencer Tracy Film role? | Ken Howard | [
"ken howard"
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tc_1629 | What was the first sitcom where Mickey Rooney was not called Mickey? | One of The Boys | [
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] | [
"Mickey Rooney\n\nMickey Rooney (born Joseph Yule, Jr.; September 23, 1920 – April 6, 2014) was an American actor of film, television, Broadway, radio, and vaudeville. In a career spanning nine decades and continuing until shortly before his death, he appeared in more than 300 films and was one of the last survivi... |
tc_1630 | Which character did Tom Hanks play in early episodes of Family Ties? | Ned Keaton | [
"ned keaton"
] | [
"TRIVIA - TV AND THE MOVIES - cecilbuffington.com\n\nTRIVIA - TV AND THE MOVIES\nTRIVIA - TV AND THE MOVIES\nWhat TV show lost Jim Carrey when he stepped into the movies? In Living Color. Who plays a paleontologist on Friends? David Schwimmer. What aging pop icon forgot the lyrics to We Can Work It Out on MTV Unplu... |
tc_1633 | "Before it was made famous by Pigmeat of Rowan and Martin's Laugh In fame, who first said, ""Here comes the judge""?" | Sammy Davis Jr | [
"silent sam dancing midget",
"sammy davis jr",
"sammy davis junior",
"sammy jr davis",
"mr entertainment",
"arthur silber jr",
"sammy davis jnr"
] | [
"Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In\n\nRowan & Martin's Laugh-In (often simply referred to as Laugh-In) is an American sketch comedy television program that ran for 140 episodes from January 22, 1968, to March 12, 1973, on the NBC television network. It was hosted by comedians Dan Rowan and Dick Martin and featured, at vari... |
tc_1634 | Which member of The A Team played Clubber Lang in Rocky III? | Mr. T | [
"mr t",
"lawrence tureaud",
"i pity fool catchphrase",
"laurence tureaud",
"mister t",
"jibba jabba",
"tero lawrence",
"laurence tero",
"mister tee",
"lawrence tero"
] | [
"The A-Team\n\nThe A-Team is an American action-adventure television series that ran on NBC from 1983 to 1987 about members of a fictitious former United States Army Special Forces unit. The members, after being court-martialed \"for a crime they didn't commit\", escaped from military prison and, while still on th... |
tc_1637 | Peter Faulk received his first Emmy for a performance on which show? | The Dick Powell Show | [
"dick powell show"
] | [
"Peter Falk (1927 - 2011) - Find A Grave Memorial\n\nPeter Falk (1927 - 2011) - Find A Grave Memorial\nLos Angeles County\nCalifornia, USA\nActor. He is best remembered for his role as \"Lieutenant Columbo\" in the popular television series \"Columbo\" (1971 to 1978), and as the \"Grandpa/Narrator\" in the 1987 mot... |
tc_1639 | In Top Cat, who was the voice of Choo Choo? | Marvin Kaplan | [
"marvin kaplan"
] | [
"Top Cat\n\nTop Cat is an animated television series made by the Hanna-Barbera studios that first ran from September 27, 1961 to April 18, 1962 for a run of 30 episodes on the ABC network.",
"Top Cat\n\nHistory",
"Top Cat\n\nOriginally broadcast on Wednesdays (8:30–9pm Eastern), Top Cat was co-sponsored by Kell... |
tc_1640 | Who played Leroy Johnson in the movie Fame and on TV? | Gene Anthony Ray | [
"gene anthony ray",
"gene ray"
] | [
"Gene Anthony Ray\n\nGene Anthony Ray (May 24, 1962 – November 14, 2003) was an American actor, dancer, and choreographer. He was known for his portrayal of dancer Leroy Johnson in both the 1980 film Fame and the 1982–1987 Fame television series based upon the film.",
"Gene Anthony Ray\n\nEarly life",
"Gene Ant... |
tc_1643 | "Who did Mrs. Thatcher describe as ""a man we can do business with?""" | Gorbachev | [
"michail gorbatschow",
"mikhail gorbachov",
"gorbachov",
"gorbachev",
"gorbachof",
"mihail gorbaciov",
"mihail gorbachyov",
"михаил сергеевич горбачёв",
"gorbachyov",
"mihail sergejevič gorbačëv",
"mihail gorbachev",
"mihail sergeevic gorbacev",
"new thinking",
"mikhail gorbachyov",
"gor... | [
"Margaret Thatcher\n\nMargaret Hilda Thatcher, Baroness Thatcher, ( Roberts; 13 October 1925 – 8 April 2013) was a British stateswoman and politician who was the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1979 to 1990 and the Leader of the Conservative Party from 1975 to 1990. She was the longest-serving British pr... |
tc_1644 | How is Tenzin Gyatso better known? | The Dali Lama | [
"taa la i bla ma",
"dalai lamas",
"ཏཱ་ལའི་བླ་མ་",
"his holiness xivth dalai lama",
"dalai lama",
"dolly llama",
"h h dalai lama",
"dalai blama",
"hhdl",
"dali lamma",
"dalaï lama",
"dali lama",
"dalli lama",
"dálài lǎmā",
"sku mdun",
"dalai llama",
"dali llama"
] | [
"14th Dalai Lama\n\nThe 14th Dalai Lama (US), (UK) (religious name: Tenzin Gyatso, shortened from Jetsun Jamphel Ngawang Lobsang Yeshe Tenzin Gyatso, born Lhamo Thondup, 6 July 1935) is the current Dalai Lama. Dalai Lamas are important monks of the Gelug school, the newest school of Tibetan Buddhism which is nomi... |
tc_1647 | How was Nguyen that Tan better known? | Ho Chi Minh | [
"bác hô",
"nguyên sinh cung",
"minh hồ",
"nguyen tat thanh",
"minh chí hồ",
"ái quốc nguyễn",
"chí minh hồ",
"ho chi mihn",
"bác hò",
"ho chi minh",
"hô chí minh",
"hú zhìmíng",
"tất thành nguyễn",
"uncle ho",
"胡志明",
"阮愛國",
"阮必成",
"ho chi ming",
"maison pour tous",
"ho che min"... | [
"Duy Tân\n\nEmperor Duy Tân (born Nguyễn Phúc Vĩnh San; 19 September 1900 – 26 December 1945), was a boy emperor of the Nguyễn Dynasty and reigned for 9 years between 1907 and 1916.",
"Duy Tân\n\nLife",
"Duy Tân\n\nEarly childhood",
"Duy Tân\n\nDuy Tân (at the time, known by his birth name, Prince Nguyễn Phú... |
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