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Qid 106.7: 'other' question for target 1998 Baseball World Series
106.7	1	0.5	Each member of NY Yankees received $312.042 for the Series
106.7	2	0.5	Each member of San Diego Padres received $204.184 for the Series
106.7	3	1	Scott Brosius was 6th third baseman to win Series MVP honors
106.7	4	1	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	0.5	Yankees went 11 and 2 in the 1998 postseason
106.7	8	0	David Wells and Kevin Brown starting pitchers in Game 1
106.7	9	0	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	0.5	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	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	0.5	Chunnel construction moved 20 million cubic meters of earth
107.7	8	0.5	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	0.5	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	ANIMAX Youth Entertainment Channel for SPE
108.7	5	1	Sony Pictures Home Entertainment and Post Production Facilities are SPE Companies
108.7	6	0.5	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	1	SPE and Liberty Media jointly purchased Telemundo network


Qid 109.6: 'other' question for target Telefonica of Spain
109.6	1	0.5	Chairman Villalonga resigned
109.6	2	0.5	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	0.5	enlisted Lucient Technologies to offer multimedia and internet services
109.6	5	0.5	purchased Endemol Entertainment Holding TV Production
109.6	6	0.5	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	0.5	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	0.5	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	1	active role in promoting social development and welfare
110.7	11	0.5	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	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	Biggest Non-Government employer in Brazil
112.7	4	1	Largest Fast Food Company in United States
112.7	5	1	Willard Scott was the first Ronald McDonald Clown and appeared in local TV commercials in 1963
112.7	6	0.5	Ronald McDonald House charities for families and gravely ill children
112.7	7	0.5	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	0.5	Supports Historic and Land Preservation in home state of Connecticut
113.7	3	0.5	Appeared on Stage with wife Joanne Woodward at Westport County Playhouse
113.7	4	1	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	1	Newman's Own George Award for a Company with good citizenship and philanthropy
113.7	8	1	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	0.5	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	0.5	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	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	0.5	4 acres greenhouses
115.8	6	0.5	topiary garden
115.8	7	0.5	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	1	90 mile from Washington
116.7	4	0.5	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	1	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	0.5	heartland is in Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi
117.7	5	0	controlled by sheep
117.7	6	0	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	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	0.5	2 of 3 medals awarded posthumously
118.7	4	0.5	benefit, extra $400 month pension
118.7	5	0	benefit, lifetime pass for military aircraft
118.7	6	0.5	benefit, recipients warrant a salute even from superiors
118.7	7	0	fine for making, buying, selling or wearing medal never earned; one year jail, $100,000 fine
118.7	8	0.5	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	0.5	one Harley and three Davidsons
119.7	4	0	Porsche designs some engines for Harley Davidson
119.7	5	0	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	0.5	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	0.5	dedicated life to Hospice Care
120.7	3	0	sponsored for award by Seattle Post-Intelligencer
120.7	4	0.5	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	0.5	a dedicated writer
121.8	5	0.5	taught zoology at Un. of Maryland
121.8	6	0	long service with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
121.8	7	0	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	1	rode to warn that British were marching
122.8	3	0.5	organizer of Boston Tea Party
122.8	4	0.5	immortalized in Longfellow poem Paul Revere's Ride
122.8	5	0.5	one of original Sons of Liberty
122.8	6	0	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	0.5	Charisma
123.6	2	1	Election victory over Revolutionary party
123.6	3	0.5	Coca Cola Executive
123.6	4	1	Stabalization of oil prices
123.6	5	0.5	Facilitate method for Mexican Immigrants to send money to families
123.6	6	1	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	1	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	Knocked out Joe Louis in  eight round
124.7	2	0.5	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	0.5	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	0.5	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	0.5	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	1	Phonograph made Caruso celebrity
125.8	3	0.5	17 grand opening night at Metropolitan