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This document contains trivia questions about sports, history, and literature. In the sports section, it lists 15 and the names of a soccer stadium, Formula 1 racing team, and tennis player Roger Federer. The history section names a country, person, year, and battle. The literature section lists characters from Harry Potter and authors Charles Dickens, Miguel Hernandez, and Jules Verne.
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