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Qid 106.7: 'other' question for target 1998 Baseball World Series
106.7	1	0.25	Each member of NY Yankees received $312.042 for the Series
106.7	2	0.25	Each member of San Diego Padres received $204.184 for the Series
106.7	3	0.75	Scott Brosius was 6th third baseman to win Series MVP honors
106.7	4	0.75	NY Yankees won 125 games over entire 1998 season
106.7	5	1	NY Yankees won their 24th World Series Chanpionship
106.7	6	1	Yankees completed four game sweep of San Diego Padres at Qualcomm Stadium
106.7	7	0.25	Yankees went 11 and 2 in the 1998 postseason
106.7	8	0.25	David Wells and Kevin Brown starting pitchers in Game 1
106.7	9	0.25	David Cone and Sterling Hitchcock starting pitchers in Game 3
106.7	10	0.5	Andy Pettitte and Kevin Brown were starting pitchers in Game 4


Qid 107.7: 'other' question for target Chunnel
107.7	1	0.5	Russian slipped past security and walked thru Chunnel to France
107.7	2	0.25	Drug trafficking through Chunnel
107.7	3	0	Future plans for second Chunnel
107.7	4	1	UK plans to build high speed rail link from London to Chunnel
107.7	5	0.25	Eurotunnel  had 925 million pounds annual loss
107.7	6	1	Chunnel cost $15 billion and more than a year behind schedule
107.7	7	0.75	Chunnel construction moved 20 million cubic meters of earth
107.7	8	0.25	Eurostar train operates at 180 mph
107.7	9	1	20 minutes to travel the 32 mile Chunnel


Qid 108.7: 'other' question for target Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE)
108.7	1	0.5	SPE reinstated ScreenGems name for low and mid budget movies
108.7	2	0.75	Joint Venture with Primedia for on-line site for Soap Opera fans
108.7	3	0	High Definition Technique Dev in film restoration
108.7	4	0.25	ANIMAX Youth Entertainment Channel for SPE
108.7	5	0.75	Sony Pictures Home Entertainment and Post Production Facilities are SPE Companies
108.7	6	0.25	Movie Godzilla cost SPE $200 million to make and market
108.7	7	1	SPE and Marvel Enterprises launch franchise for Spider Man movies
108.7	8	0.5	SPE lost rights to make James Bond movies
108.7	9	0.75	SPE and Liberty Media jointly purchased Telemundo network


Qid 109.6: 'other' question for target Telefonica of Spain
109.6	1	0.25	Chairman Villalonga resigned
109.6	2	0.25	Terra Networks purchased Internet Portal Lycos Inc forming Terra Lycos
109.6	3	1	Largest supplier of telecommunications services in Spainish speaking world
109.6	4	0.75	enlisted Lucient Technologies to offer multimedia and internet services
109.6	5	0.75	purchased Endemol Entertainment Holding TV Production
109.6	6	0.75	owns Via Digital Satellite TV service
109.6	7	1	works with MCI and Worldcomm on Global Communications


Qid 110.7: 'other' question for target Lions Club International
110.7	1	0.5	monies for program in Uganda for blindness and other eye disease
110.7	2	1	1.4 million members 44.500 clubs in 185 countries
110.7	3	1	World's largest volunteer charitable organization
110.7	4	0.25	helped 1.1 million Chinese cataract sufferers to regain sight
110.7	5	0.5	LCI Melvin Jones Fellow Award for recognition of humanitarian contributions
110.7	6	0.75	LCIFoundation created in 1968 as charitable grant making arm of the Club
110.7	7	0	Helen Keller addressed the 1925 LCI Convention
110.7	8	0	World Sight Day held in Beijing on 12 October 2000
110.7	9	0	Provided aid for China Hubei Province flood relief
110.7	10	0.75	active role in promoting social development and welfare
110.7	11	0.25	LCI, Hilton Foundation and Carter Center blindness program in Africa and Latin America


Qid 111.6: 'other' question for target AMWAY
111.6	1	0.5	Quixtar is AMWAY's sister company for Internet Retailers
111.6	2	1	AMWAY is privately held
111.6	3	1	One of the largest direct sales companies
111.6	4	1	Network 1.2 million US distributors 14000 employees $5.7 billion annual sales
111.6	5	0.5	Offers Financial services
111.6	6	1	70 percent of Operations are outside North America
111.6	7	0	AMWAY China forced to do shop sales vice direct sales
111.6	8	0.5	$120 million plant in Guangzhou China is their largest overseas production center
111.6	9	0.25	AMWAY China has 70000 independent agents with $180 million sales


Qid 112.7: 'other' question for target McDonald's Corporation
112.7	1	1	Has 25000 Restaurants in 119 countries
112.7	2	1	Has Annual Worldwide Sales of over $36 billion
112.7	3	0.25	Biggest Non-Government employer in Brazil
112.7	4	1	Largest Fast Food Company in United States
112.7	5	0.5	Willard Scott was the first Ronald McDonald Clown and appeared in local TV commercials in 1963
112.7	6	0.25	Ronald McDonald House charities for families and gravely ill children
112.7	7	0.25	Reduced it's waste output by more than 30 percent by using recycled material
112.7	8	0	Raised over $1.5 million for food and clothing for victims of Hurricane Andrew


Qid 113.7: 'other' question for target Paul Newman
113.7	1	0.5	Formed Newman Haas Auto Racing Team
113.7	2	0.25	Supports Historic and Land Preservation in home state of Connecticut
113.7	3	0.25	Appeared on Stage with wife Joanne Woodward at Westport County Playhouse
113.7	4	0.75	Donated millions of dollars to charities from Profits of his Newman's Own food company
113.7	5	0.5	PEN/Newman's Own First Amendment Award established in 1992
113.7	6	1	At Age 70, he entered the Guiness Book of World Records as oldest to win a competitive sanctioned racing event
113.7	7	0.75	Newman's Own George Award for a Company with good citizenship and philanthropy
113.7	8	0.5	A Philanthropist


Qid 114.7: 'other' question for target Jesse Ventura
114.7	1	1	Retired from Pro Wrestling in 1986
114.7	2	1	Autobiography I Ain't Got The Time To Bleed
114.7	3	0.5	Body Guard for Rolling Stones in 1970's and 1980's
114.7	4	0.75	Pro Wrestler name is The Body
114.7	5	1	Highest Elected Official in the Reform Party
114.7	6	0.5	While Govenor, was Pro Wrestling Guest Referee at Championship Match
114.7	7	0.25	Donated the $100,000  Guest Referee fee to charity
114.7	8	1	Left the Reform Party in 2000
114.7	9	0.5	Named the States Entrepreneur of the Year in 1999
114.7	10	0	In 2000, he signed over the rights to a Musical based on his life.
114.7	11	0.25	The Jesse Ventura Story movie aired on NBC in May 1999


Qid 115.8: 'other' question for target Longwood Gardens
115.8	1	1	one of two best public gardens in America
115.8	2	1	name taken from Quaker Meeting House
115.8	3	0.5	20 outdoor gardens
115.8	4	0.5	20 indoor gardens
115.8	5	0.75	4 acres greenhouses
115.8	6	0.5	topiary garden
115.8	7	0.75	11000 types of plants
115.8	8	1	one of world's largest conservatories
115.8	9	0	holds about 400 performing arts events per year
115.8	10	0.5	world famous 10,010 pipe organ


Qid 116.7: 'other' question for target Camp David
116.7	1	1	best known for peace agreement signed there between Egypt and Israel
116.7	2	1	agreement signed in 1978
116.7	3	0.5	90 mile from Washington
116.7	4	0.25	named for his grandson
116.7	5	0	run by the Navy
116.7	6	0	guarded by Marines
116.7	7	0	cellphones do not work at Camp David
116.7	8	0	20 cabins
116.7	9	0.5	renamed in 1950
116.7	10	0.75	renamed by President Eisenhower


Qid 117.7: 'other' question for target kudzu
117.7	1	1	introduced into U.S. to control soil erosion
117.7	2	1	introduced as an inexpensive forage
117.7	3	0.5	basically in south
117.7	4	0.75	heartland is in Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi
117.7	5	0.25	controlled by sheep
117.7	6	0.25	controlled by goats
117.7	7	1	covers 7 million acres
117.7	8	1	grows by 120,000 acres year
117.7	9	0.5	taproot can grow 9 feet into ground
117.7	10	0	used in numerous ways
117.7	11	0.5	far north as Massachusetts
117.7	12	0.5	far west as Texas


Qid 118.7: 'other' question for target U.S. Medal of Honor
118.7	1	1	highest military award for gallantry in action
118.7	2	1	given only where 2 witnesses, including an officer, are present
118.7	3	0.75	2 of 3 medals awarded posthumously
118.7	4	0.5	benefit, extra $400 month pension
118.7	5	0.25	benefit, lifetime pass for military aircraft
118.7	6	0.5	benefit, recipients warrant a salute even from superiors
118.7	7	0.25	fine for making, buying, selling or wearing medal never earned; one year jail, $100,000 fine
118.7	8	0.75	more medals given out in Civil War than any other in U.S. history
118.7	9	0.5	Medal of Honor Memorial in Indianapolis, Ind.


Qid 119.7: 'other' question for target Harley-Davidson
119.7	1	1	top motorcycle manufacturer in U.S.
119.7	2	1	a family founded company
119.7	3	0.25	one Harley and three Davidsons
119.7	4	0	Porsche designs some engines for Harley Davidson
119.7	5	0.5	Japanese bikes nearly drove company out of business
119.7	6	0	book Outlaw Machine enabled company to prosper
119.7	7	0.5	cost $15000 to $20000
119.7	8	0.75	exports 66,000 cycles a year


Qid 120.7: 'other' question for target Rose Crumb
120.7	1	1	was a hospice care crusader
120.7	2	0.75	dedicated life to Hospice Care
120.7	3	0.25	sponsored for award by Seattle Post-Intelligencer
120.7	4	0.75	dedicated life to resolving health care issues
120.7	5	1	received Onassis award for public service


Qid 121.8: 'other' question for target Rachel Carson
121.8	1	0	work criticized by chemical manufacturers
121.8	2	0	criticized by some scientist
121.8	3	1	a pioneering environmentalist
121.8	4	0.75	a dedicated writer
121.8	5	0.75	taught zoology at Un. of Maryland
121.8	6	0.5	long service with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
121.8	7	0.25	book House of Life, Rachel Carson at Work written about her
121.8	8	1	book Silent Spring regarded as founding document of the environmental movement


Qid 122.8: 'other' question for target Paul Revere
122.8	1	1	an American patriot
122.8	2	0.75	rode to warn that British were marching
122.8	3	0.75	organizer of Boston Tea Party
122.8	4	0.5	immortalized in Longfellow poem Paul Revere's Ride
122.8	5	0.75	one of original Sons of Liberty
122.8	6	0.5	voice for American independence
122.8	7	0	head of household
122.8	8	0	household included 3 boys under 16
122.8	9	0	household included 3 females


Qid 123.6: 'other' question for target Vicente Fox
123.6	1	0.25	Charisma
123.6	2	1	Election victory over Revolutionary party
123.6	3	0.75	Coca Cola Executive
123.6	4	0.75	Stabalization of oil prices
123.6	5	0.5	Facilitate method for Mexican Immigrants to send money to families
123.6	6	0.75	Travel abroad to seek investiments in Mexico
123.6	7	0.5	Openly practicing catholic
123.6	8	1	Overhaul corrupt and inefficient law enforcement system
123.6	9	0.5	Educate and train Mexicans for workplace
123.6	10	0.5	US Mexico border free crossing
123.6	11	0	Has Irish-American roots
123.6	12	0.5	May curtail military role in drug war
123.6	13	0.5	Unified North America
123.6	14	0.5	Reached out to leftist intellectuals in Latin America


Qid 124.7: 'other' question for target Rocky Marciano
124.7	1	0.5	Knocked out Joe Louis in  eight round
124.7	2	0.75	Final defense knocked out Archie Moore
124.7	3	1	Killed in airplane crash at age 45
124.7	4	1	Born in Brockton MA
124.7	5	0.25	Picture on postage stamp
124.7	6	1	Marciano became champion in 1952 KOs Walcott
124.7	7	1	Only Undefeated heavyweight champion 49 and 0
124.7	8	0.25	TV movie on Marciano not factual
124.7	9	1	43 wins by KO's
124.7	10	1	Marciano retired in 1956
124.7	11	1	Among best of heavyweights
124.7	12	0.25	Reputed Underworld mafia connection
124.7	13	1	Among top 25 athletes 20th Century
124.7	14	0.5	Alias Rocky Mack
124.7	15	0	Opponents Richards Charles La Starza Lane Savold Vingo
124.7	16	0.5	Marciano retired undefeated heavyweight champ at age 33


Qid 125.8: 'other' question for target Enrico Caruso
125.8	1	1	Operatic voice of 20th century
125.8	2	0.75	Phonograph made Caruso celebrity
125.8	3	0.25	17 grand opening night at Metropolitan