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{{*mp}}...that '''[[Richard Stücklen]]''' was the longest serving member of the [[Germany|German]] [[Bundestag]], winning election 11 times between 1949 and 1990?
*...that '''[[Richard Stücklen]]''' was the longest serving member of the [[Germany|German]] [[Bundestag]], winning election 11 times between 1949 and 1990?
{{*mp}}...that '''[[Princess Louise Marie of France]]''', the youngest of the 10 children of [[Louis XV of France]] and his [[queen consort]] [[Marie Leszczyńska]], amazed the court when she asked her father to allow her to become a [[Carmelites|Carmelite]] [[nun]] in 1770?
*...that '''[[Princess Louise Marie of France]]''', the youngest of the 10 children of [[Louis XV of France]] and his [[queen consort]] [[Marie Leszczyńska]], amazed the court when she asked her father to allow her to become a [[Carmelites|Carmelite]] [[nun]] in 1770?
{{*mp}}...that the medieval Slavic '''[[Milceni]]''' tribe, ancestors of the [[Sorbs]] of [[Germany]], are mentioned in ''[[The Song of Roland]]''?
*...that the medieval Slavic '''[[Milceni]]''' tribe, ancestors of the [[Sorbs]] of [[Germany]], are mentioned in ''[[The Song of Roland]]''?
{{*mp}}...that '''[[Maria Yakunchikova]]''' ([[:Image:Yakunchikova.jpg|pictured]]) was a [[Russia]]n painter who lived in [[Paris]] and was active primarily in western [[Europe]]?
*...that '''[[Maria Yakunchikova]]''' ([[:Image:Yakunchikova.jpg|pictured]]) was a [[Russia]]n painter who lived in [[Paris]] and was active primarily in western [[Europe]]?
{{*mp}}...that a record 7238 [[salmon]] made the trip up the 310 metre '''[[Pitlochry fish ladder]]''' in 2006?
*...that a record 7238 [[salmon]] made the trip up the 310 metre '''[[Pitlochry fish ladder]]''' in 2006?
{{*mp}}...that, in the "Tower of the League" at the '''[[Château de Tanlay]]''' in [[Burgundy]], the agonists of the [[Wars of Religion]] are represented in the guise of [[Greek mythology|Olympic deities]]?
*...that, in the "Tower of the League" at the '''[[Château de Tanlay]]''' in [[Burgundy]], the agonists of the [[Wars of Religion]] are represented in the guise of [[Greek mythology|Olympic deities]]?
{{*mp}}...that the '''[[Joint Expedition Against Franklin]]''' was a small battle during the [[American Civil War]] for which seven [[Union Navy|Union sailors]] were awarded [[Medal of Honor|Medals of Honor]]?
*...that the '''[[Joint Expedition Against Franklin]]''' was a small battle during the [[American Civil War]] for which seven [[Union Navy|Union sailors]] were awarded [[Medal of Honor|Medals of Honor]]?
{{*mp}}...that '''[[Tropical Storm Dean (2001)|Tropical Storm Dean]]''' was one of four [[Atlantic hurricane]]s in the [[2001 Atlantic hurricane season]] to lose their circulation and subsequently re-develop?
*...that '''[[Tropical Storm Dean (2001)|Tropical Storm Dean]]''' was one of four [[Atlantic hurricane]]s in the [[2001 Atlantic hurricane season]] to lose their circulation and subsequently re-develop?
{{*mp}}... that the suppression of a protest in [[Nagpur]] and [[Jabalpur]] caused the '''[[Flag Satyagraha]]''' to erupt in 1923, bringing thousands of nationalists from across [[India]] to the rebellion?
*... that the suppression of a protest in [[Nagpur]] and [[Jabalpur]] caused the '''[[Flag Satyagraha]]''' to erupt in 1923, bringing thousands of nationalists from across [[India]] to the rebellion?
{{*mp}}...that the [[monument]] to '''[[Mother Featherlegs]]''' near [[Lusk, Wyoming]] has been called the only monument to a [[prostitute]] in the [[United States]]?
*...that the [[monument]] to '''[[Mother Featherlegs]]''' near [[Lusk, Wyoming]] has been called the only monument to a [[prostitute]] in the [[United States]]?
{{*mp}}...that '''[[Princess Louise-Élisabeth of France|Marie Louise Élisabeth]]''' ''([[:Image:Isabella Louise Elisabeth de Parma.jpg|pictured]])'', later [[Duchess of Parma]], was the eldest child of [[Louis XV of France]] and his [[Queen consort]] [[Maria Leszczyńska]], had a younger [[twin]] sister of [[Henriette-Anne of France|Henriette]], was one of only two of Louis' children to be married, the other being her brother, [[Louis, dauphin de France]]?
*...that '''[[Princess Louise-Élisabeth of France|Marie Louise Élisabeth]]''' ''([[:Image:Isabella Louise Elisabeth de Parma.jpg|pictured]])'', later [[Duchess of Parma]], was the eldest child of [[Louis XV of France]] and his [[Queen consort]] [[Maria Leszczyńska]], had a younger [[twin]] sister of [[Henriette-Anne of France|Henriette]], was one of only two of Louis' children to be married, the other being her brother, [[Louis, dauphin de France]]?
{{*mp}}...that the [[monument]] to '''[[Mother Featherlegs]]''' near [[Lusk, Wyoming]] has been called the only monument to a [[prostitute]] in the [[United States]]?
*...that the [[monument]] to '''[[Mother Featherlegs]]''' near [[Lusk, Wyoming]] has been called the only monument to a [[prostitute]] in the [[United States]]?
{{*mp}}...that '''[[Kingsley Fairbridge]]''' established the first child migration scheme for impoverished British children which over 68 years housed and educated 1,195 boys and girls at his farm school in [[Pinjarra, Western Australia]]?
*...that '''[[Kingsley Fairbridge]]''' established the first child migration scheme for impoverished British children which over 68 years housed and educated 1,195 boys and girls at his farm school in [[Pinjarra, Western Australia]]?
{{*mp}}...that the [[Ireland|Irish]] [[Thoroughbred]] '''[[Noor (horse)|Noor]]''' was the first [[horse racing|racehorse]] ever to defeat two [[United States|U.S.]] [[Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing|Triple Crown]] champions?
*...that the [[Ireland|Irish]] [[Thoroughbred]] '''[[Noor (horse)|Noor]]''' was the first [[horse racing|racehorse]] ever to defeat two [[United States|U.S.]] [[Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing|Triple Crown]] champions?
{{*mp}}...that the '''[[Ukrainian Catholic University]]''' is the first [[Catholic university]] to be opened and operated by an [[Eastern Rite Catholic Church]]?
*...that the '''[[Ukrainian Catholic University]]''' is the first [[Catholic university]] to be opened and operated by an [[Eastern Rite Catholic Church]]?
{{*mp}}...that '''[[Grand Duchess Maria Nikolaevna]]''' ''([[:Image:Maria stroganova wife.jpg|pictured]])'' kept her [[morganatic]] marriage secret from her father, [[Nicholas I of Russia]], until his death in 1855?
*...that '''[[Grand Duchess Maria Nikolaevna]]''' ''([[:Image:Maria stroganova wife.jpg|pictured]])'' kept her [[morganatic]] marriage secret from her father, [[Nicholas I of Russia]], until his death in 1855?
{{*mp}}...that the [[Greek colonies|Greek colony]] of '''[[Phanagoria]]''' in present-day [[Russia]] was the seat of the last [[Bosporan Kingdom|Bosporan kings]], the capital of [[Great Bulgaria]], and the residence of the exiled Emperor [[Justinian II]]?
*...that the [[Greek colonies|Greek colony]] of '''[[Phanagoria]]''' in present-day [[Russia]] was the seat of the last [[Bosporan Kingdom|Bosporan kings]], the capital of [[Great Bulgaria]], and the residence of the exiled Emperor [[Justinian II]]?
{{*mp}}...that '''[[John Makepeace Bennett]]''' was a pioneer of Australian computer science who was involved in the construction of early computers in England?
*...that '''[[John Makepeace Bennett]]''' was a pioneer of Australian computer science who was involved in the construction of early computers in England?
{{*mp}}...that '''[[Piperia yadonii]]''' is a [[rare species|rare]] and [[endangered species]] of wild [[orchid]] whose survival may be influenced by the demand for increased [[golf]]ing on the [[Monterey Peninsula]]?
*...that '''[[Piperia yadonii]]''' is a [[rare species|rare]] and [[endangered species]] of wild [[orchid]] whose survival may be influenced by the demand for increased [[golf]]ing on the [[Monterey Peninsula]]?
{{*mp}}...that before [[Newton's law of universal gravitation]], the [[universe]] was thought to have an absolute centre called the '''[[Central Fire]]''' towards which that all objects must fall?
*...that before [[Newton's law of universal gravitation]], the [[universe]] was thought to have an absolute centre called the '''[[Central Fire]]''' towards which that all objects must fall?
{{*mp}}...that '''[[Saddam Beach]]''' in the [[India]]n state of [[Kerala]] was given its name by local [[Muslim]] villagers after the [[Gulf War]] of 1991 in solidarity with former [[Iraq]]i leader [[Saddam Hussein]]?
*...that '''[[Saddam Beach]]''' in the [[India]]n state of [[Kerala]] was given its name by local [[Muslim]] villagers after the [[Gulf War]] of 1991 in solidarity with former [[Iraq]]i leader [[Saddam Hussein]]?
{{*mp}}...that '''[[Kadambini Ganguly]]''' ([[:Image:Kadambini Ganguly.jpg|pictured]]) was one of the first female graduates in the [[British Empire]] and the first female doctor ([[allopath]]) in [[South Asia]]?
*...that '''[[Kadambini Ganguly]]''' ([[:Image:Kadambini Ganguly.jpg|pictured]]) was one of the first female graduates in the [[British Empire]] and the first female doctor ([[allopath]]) in [[South Asia]]?
{{*mp}}...that the '''[[Temple of Harmony]]''', built in the grounds of Halsworth House in [[Goathurst]], [[Somerset]], [[England]] in 1767, is a replica of the Temple of [[Portunes|Fortuna Virilis]] in [[Rome]]?
*...that the '''[[Temple of Harmony]]''', built in the grounds of Halsworth House in [[Goathurst]], [[Somerset]], [[England]] in 1767, is a replica of the Temple of [[Portunes|Fortuna Virilis]] in [[Rome]]?
{{*mp}}...that '''[[Sonoma Mountain]]''' produces [[Sonoma Valley]] premium [[wine]] [[grape]]s as high as 1700 feet in elevation and was a significant influence on the works of [[author]] [[Jack London]] before the [[Wine Country]] became famous?
*...that '''[[Sonoma Mountain]]''' produces [[Sonoma Valley]] premium [[wine]] [[grape]]s as high as 1700 feet in elevation and was a significant influence on the works of [[author]] [[Jack London]] before the [[Wine Country]] became famous?
{{*mp}}...that '''[[Hurricane Erin (2001)|Hurricane Erin]]''' was the longest-lived hurricane of the [[2001 Atlantic hurricane season]]?
*...that '''[[Hurricane Erin (2001)|Hurricane Erin]]''' was the longest-lived hurricane of the [[2001 Atlantic hurricane season]]?
{{*mp}}...that the '''[[National Liberal Party-Brătianu]]''', created in 1930 by politicians who supported [[Carol II of Romania|Carol II]] as [[King of Romania]], became, in the space of three years, one of the monarch's most vocal adversaries?
*...that the '''[[National Liberal Party-Brătianu]]''', created in 1930 by politicians who supported [[Carol II of Romania|Carol II]] as [[King of Romania]], became, in the space of three years, one of the monarch's most vocal adversaries?
{{*mp}}...that a '''[[Millwall brick]]''' is an [[improvised weapons|improvised weapon]] made from folded [[newspaper]]?
*...that a '''[[Millwall brick]]''' is an [[improvised weapons|improvised weapon]] made from folded [[newspaper]]?
{{*mp}} ...that the '''[[Dutch Reformed Church (Newburgh, New York)|Dutch Reformed Church]]''', ''([[:File:Dutch Reformed Church, Newburgh NY.jpg|pictured]])'' a [[Greek Revival architecture|Greek Revival]] building in [[Newburgh (city), New York|Newburgh]], [[New York]] that has been declared a [[National Historic Landmark]], is considered the latest extant work of [[architecture|architect]] [[Alexander Jackson Davis]] that still largely reflects his original vision?
* ...that the '''[[Dutch Reformed Church (Newburgh, New York)|Dutch Reformed Church]]''', ''([[:File:Dutch Reformed Church, Newburgh NY.jpg|pictured]])'' a [[Greek Revival architecture|Greek Revival]] building in [[Newburgh (city), New York|Newburgh]], [[New York]] that has been declared a [[National Historic Landmark]], is considered the latest extant work of [[architecture|architect]] [[Alexander Jackson Davis]] that still largely reflects his original vision?
{{*mp}}...that '''[[Wesselenyi conspiracy]]''' in [[Hungary]] aimed at removing [[Austria]]n influence had the reversed effect?
*...that '''[[Wesselenyi conspiracy]]''' in [[Hungary]] aimed at removing [[Austria]]n influence had the reversed effect?
{{*mp}} ...that '''[[Alexander Duncan McRae|General A.D. McRae]]''', the [[British Columbia]] industrialist who organized the election of Canada's 11th [[Prime Minister of Canada|Prime Minister]], [[R. B. Bennett, 1st Viscount Bennett|R.B Bennett]], made his fortune selling land during the settlement of [[Saskatchewan]]?
* ...that '''[[Alexander Duncan McRae|General A.D. McRae]]''', the [[British Columbia]] industrialist who organized the election of Canada's 11th [[Prime Minister of Canada|Prime Minister]], [[R. B. Bennett, 1st Viscount Bennett|R.B Bennett]], made his fortune selling land during the settlement of [[Saskatchewan]]?
{{*mp}}...that actor '''[[Rocky Marquette]]''' plays a central character in the 2004 film ''[[Shallow Ground]]'' that is naked for the duration of the film?
*...that actor '''[[Rocky Marquette]]''' plays a central character in the 2004 film ''[[Shallow Ground]]'' that is naked for the duration of the film?
{{*mp}} ...that '''[[Nestor Lakoba]]''', a [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] [[Communist Party of the Soviet Union|Communist Party]] chief in [[Abkhazia]], was probably poisoned by [[Lavrentiy Beria]], who then had his wife and son killed?
* ...that '''[[Nestor Lakoba]]''', a [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] [[Communist Party of the Soviet Union|Communist Party]] chief in [[Abkhazia]], was probably poisoned by [[Lavrentiy Beria]], who then had his wife and son killed?
{{*mp}}...that the spacious Hall of Lost Footsteps was added to the medieval '''[[Palace of Poitiers]]''' at the behest of [[Alienor of Aquitaine]], [[Queen consort]] of [[France]] and [[England]]?
*...that the spacious Hall of Lost Footsteps was added to the medieval '''[[Palace of Poitiers]]''' at the behest of [[Alienor of Aquitaine]], [[Queen consort]] of [[France]] and [[England]]?
{{*mp}}...that '''[[Litchfield Towers]]''' is the largest and tallest [[dormitory]] at the [[University of Pittsburgh]]'s main campus, at 22 stories in height and housing over 1,850 residents?
*...that '''[[Litchfield Towers]]''' is the largest and tallest [[dormitory]] at the [[University of Pittsburgh]]'s main campus, at 22 stories in height and housing over 1,850 residents?
{{*mp}} ...that the [[basilica]] of '''[[Notre-Dame de Boulogne]]''' (''[[:Image:Cathedral, Boulogne-sur-Mer, France.JPG|picture]]'') houses a fragment of a "miraculous" [[statue]] burned during the [[French Revolution]]?
* ...that the [[basilica]] of '''[[Notre-Dame de Boulogne]]''' (''[[:Image:Cathedral, Boulogne-sur-Mer, France.JPG|picture]]'') houses a fragment of a "miraculous" [[statue]] burned during the [[French Revolution]]?
{{*mp}}...that '''"[[Amour Amour]]"''', [[Luxembourg]]'s entry in the [[Eurovision Song Contest 1987]] was performed by [[Plastic Bertrand]] a decade after the band achieved fame with "''Ça plane pour moi''"?
*...that '''"[[Amour Amour]]"''', [[Luxembourg]]'s entry in the [[Eurovision Song Contest 1987]] was performed by [[Plastic Bertrand]] a decade after the band achieved fame with "''Ça plane pour moi''"?
{{*mp}} ...that [[Philippe Égalité]]'s '''[[Château du Raincy]]''' near [[Paris]] contained an outcrop of houses scored to resemble traditional Russian log huts?
* ...that [[Philippe Égalité]]'s '''[[Château du Raincy]]''' near [[Paris]] contained an outcrop of houses scored to resemble traditional Russian log huts?
{{*mp}}...that the expression "[[simon-pure]]", meaning "of untainted purity or integrity" came from the name of a character who is [[impersonator|impersonated]] throughout most of [[Susanna Centlivre]]'s 18th century play '''''[[A Bold Stroke for a Wife]]'''''?
*...that the expression "[[simon-pure]]", meaning "of untainted purity or integrity" came from the name of a character who is [[impersonator|impersonated]] throughout most of [[Susanna Centlivre]]'s 18th century play '''''[[A Bold Stroke for a Wife]]'''''?
{{*mp}} ...that a '''[[Little Switzerland (landscape)|little Switzerland]]''' was a 19th-century [[Romanticism|Romantic]] term in European languages for any steep landscape with rock outcrops, but later was used for a lakeland too?
* ...that a '''[[Little Switzerland (landscape)|little Switzerland]]''' was a 19th-century [[Romanticism|Romantic]] term in European languages for any steep landscape with rock outcrops, but later was used for a lakeland too?
{{*mp}}...that "Heavy Harry", the only working example of the '''[[Victorian Railways H class]]''' ([[:Image:H220.jpg|pictured]]), was the largest non-articulated [[steam locomotive]] ever built in [[Australia]]?
*...that "Heavy Harry", the only working example of the '''[[Victorian Railways H class]]''' ([[:Image:H220.jpg|pictured]]), was the largest non-articulated [[steam locomotive]] ever built in [[Australia]]?
{{*mp}}..that [[The Drifters]]' hit '''"[[Under the Boardwalk]]"''' was recorded the day after lead singer Rudy Lewis' unexpected death?
*...that [[The Drifters]]' hit '''"[[Under the Boardwalk]]"''' was recorded the day after lead singer Rudy Lewis' unexpected death?
{{*mp}}...that the '''[[Stanfield-Worley Bluff Shelter]]''', an important [[Paleo-Indians|Paleo-Indian]] site in [[Alabama]], yielded over 11,000 artifacts ranging up to 9,000 years of age?
*...that the '''[[Stanfield-Worley Bluff Shelter]]''', an important [[Paleo-Indians|Paleo-Indian]] site in [[Alabama]], yielded over 11,000 artifacts ranging up to 9,000 years of age?
{{*mp}}...that the '''''[[Hebrides Overture]]''''', also known as ''Fingal's Cave'' and composed by [[Felix Mendelssohn|Mendelssohn]], was inspired by the [[Fingal's Cave|famous cave]] off of [[Scotland]]?
*...that the '''''[[Hebrides Overture]]''''', also known as ''Fingal's Cave'' and composed by [[Felix Mendelssohn|Mendelssohn]], was inspired by the [[Fingal's Cave|famous cave]] off of [[Scotland]]?
{{*mp}}...that '''[[Finlay Macdonald (moderator)|The Very Rev. Dr. Finlay A. J. Macdonald]]''' saw his calling as being "a lawyer for God" instead of a lawyer for man while studying [[philosophy]]?
*...that '''[[Finlay Macdonald (moderator)|The Very Rev. Dr. Finlay A. J. Macdonald]]''' saw his calling as being "a lawyer for God" instead of a lawyer for man while studying [[philosophy]]?
{{*mp}}...that [[Macquarie University]] made its site's [[architect]], '''[[Walter Abraham (town planner)|Walter Abraham]]''', a [[professor]] to give his opinions the same weight as those of the academic staff?
*...that [[Macquarie University]] made its site's [[architect]], '''[[Walter Abraham (town planner)|Walter Abraham]]''', a [[professor]] to give his opinions the same weight as those of the academic staff?
{{*mp}}...that the residents of the '''[[Findhorn Ecovillage]]''' ''(pictured [[:Image:Barrel House.jpg]])'' have the lowest [[ecological footprint]] of any community measured so far in the industrialised world?
*...that the residents of the '''[[Findhorn Ecovillage]]''' ''(pictured [[:Image:Barrel House.jpg]])'' have the lowest [[ecological footprint]] of any community measured so far in the industrialised world?
{{*mp}}...that the [[Romania]]n [[Surrealism|Surrealist]] writer '''[[Geo Bogza]]''', who adopted [[Socialist realism]] later in his life, was tried three times on charges of [[obscenity]] during the 1930s?
*...that the [[Romania]]n [[Surrealism|Surrealist]] writer '''[[Geo Bogza]]''', who adopted [[Socialist realism]] later in his life, was tried three times on charges of [[obscenity]] during the 1930s?
{{*mp}}...that '''[[Peter Lely|Sir Peter Lely]]''', the most popular [[portrait]] artist in [[England]] in the mid 1600s, was born Pieter van der Faes, and is reputed to have adopted the surname "Lely" from a [[heraldry|heraldic]] [[lily]] on the [[gable]] of the house of his father's birth?
*...that '''[[Peter Lely|Sir Peter Lely]]''', the most popular [[portrait]] artist in [[England]] in the mid 1600s, was born Pieter van der Faes, and is reputed to have adopted the surname "Lely" from a [[heraldry|heraldic]] [[lily]] on the [[gable]] of the house of his father's birth?
{{*mp}}...that a complex system of artificial caverns, some excavated by [[Greeks in Italy|the Greeks]] more than 2500 years ago, '''[[Naples underground geothermal zone|lies beneath Naples]]'''?
*...that a complex system of artificial caverns, some excavated by [[Greeks in Italy|the Greeks]] more than 2500 years ago, '''[[Naples underground geothermal zone|lies beneath Naples]]'''?
{{*mp}}...that the [[silver]] hand and [[bronze]] foot of Saint '''[[Melor]]''' were said to miraculously work as if they were natural appendages?
*...that the [[silver]] hand and [[bronze]] foot of Saint '''[[Melor]]''' were said to miraculously work as if they were natural appendages?


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