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312 Communications Trivia
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What did the Catholic church invent in the 9th century, that Russian Communists had to use for more than 70 years? If Americans could only eat one food for the rest of their lives what would it be?
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306 A Dozen Restroom Words
Why do we call toilets “rest rooms” – and a dozen other words? When does the brain reach its peak? And how did Native Americans play major roles in ending the U.S. Civil War?
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300 Alluring Trivia
What famous cosmetic brand was named after its founder’s sister? And what country has more authors per capita than any other? Hear the Off Ramp trivia podcast.
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294 Your Move Trivia
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290 Implausible Trivia
What famous children’s book was banned from the New York Public Library for 35 years? And what animals once powered boats? Hear The Off Ramp podcast.
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289 Hair Raising Trivia
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288 Cloak & Dagger Trivia
What do British novelists Frederick Forsythe, Graham Greene, Ian Fleming and John LeCarre – have in common? And do chickens recognize people they like?