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Jishnu Jagajeeve

Lennon had made a statement claiming
the beatles to be more famous than Jesus
Christ.
 To avoid media outburst, he took solace in
his recording studio, where he found Che
Guevera.
 It is rumoured that this meeting marked
the artistic production of Lennon.
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This quiet town is in the news recently.
 Wiki will definitely give you the answer!.
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Monmouth in south Wales will become the
first "Wikipedia town“.
 all notable places, people, flora and fauna
have been catalogued and attached to QR
codes.
 Thus, the visitor can just scan the QR
code and get info about the place he visits
in the village.
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He coordinated online organizing
for Barack Obama‟s 2008 presidential
campaign on My.BarackObama.com and
referred to as the The Kid Who Made
Obama President.
 He is the executive director of Jumo, a
non-profit social network and is a major
shareholder in the New Republic
magazine.
 He is a co founder of Facebook.
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Sharon Tate(Pic1)
 Charles Manson(Pic2)
 Still from the Pianist. Director Roman
Polanski(Pic 3)
 Sharon Tate was 8 months pregnant with
Roman Polanki‟s child when Charles
Manson‟s gang killed her at her home.
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„”And Damon Hill exits the chicane and wins
the Japanese Grand Prix... and I've got to
stop, because I've got a lump in my throat”
This was the moment when X(a
commentator)'s favourite driver, Damon Hill,
became world champion. 'It was the most
emotional moment of my broadcasting life' he
said later. 'I felt everything welling up and
thought "Christ, I'm going to burst into
tears". In my heart of hearts, I was worried
that Damon wasn't going to get the job
done.„
This is part of Guardian‟s 10 greatest
commentary bits ever.(2002)

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Former BBC/ITV formula 1 commentator ,
OBE, arguably the greatest commentator of
f1, in a career spanning 26 years.

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Michael Jordan
Larry Bird
Karl Malone
Magic Johnson
Charles Barkley
Patrick Ewing
Scottie Pippen
Clyde Drexler
Chris Mullins
David Robinson
John Stockton
Christian Laettner

What is this exhaustive list.
 Which one of them is the odd one out.
 Why
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1992 USA dream team
Considered to be most dominant team
ever assembled in any sport.
 It defeated its opposition, by an average
44 points enroute the Gold medal in
Barcelona Olympics.
 Christian Laettner was the only college
guy to be selected in the team, and only
one of the 12 , not to be instituted in the
Hall Of Fame later.
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We first heard Sandeep Vinayak Prabhu on
November 3rd 2006 till 26th Jaunary 2007, a
total of 86 days.
Then we heard him from 17th August 2008
for another 98 days. After that he was heard
on 26th December 2009 for another 84 days.
And the last we heard of him was from
October 3rd 2010 for another 96 days.
Where did we hear him?

Founded in Cincinnati on November 1, 1894, by
William H. Donaldson and James H. Hennegan.
 Originally titled ______ Advertising it was a trade
paper for the bill posting industry.
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Within a few years of its founding, it began to carry
news of outdoor amusements.

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Widely known today for one 1936 innovation,
it began coverage of motion pictures in 1909 and
of radio in the 1920s.
What?

Stunt man Bob Simmons played the role in the first
one in 1962.
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There have been several variants of this sequence
regarding attire, posture, the sound, the color etc.
 The early sequences showed in a suit and tie, until
1977, which from then on showed a dinner jacket and
bow tie.
 However, the latest two sequences feature an opennecked shirt and business suit respectively.
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Which scene is this?

James Bond – Gun Barrel Scene

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In 1998, X filed a lawsuit against Y, stating that there were too
many similarities between the two.
In the lawsuit, X listed that they both attended UCLA and both
wore the #33. He felt that Y was making profits and sponging off
the name and number he made famous in the 1970s.
He won a court order that required Y to drop the "X" name off
his jersey. In addition, all Dolphins jerseys with the "X" name and
#33 were immediately pulled from the shelves and
merchandising catalogs.
Y complied and had his name changed to simply 'Abdul'. Y
maintains that he chose the #33 as his uniform number not
because of X, but because of former Dallas Cowboys running
back Tony Dorsett.
After the lawsuit, he changed his name in 2000.

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Who are X and Y?

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X – Kareem abdul jabbar
Y- abdul karim al jabbar

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