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9,401.Bred since the 1500s, which horses are famous for performing "airs above the ground"?
9,402.In 1997, President Bill Clinton got a new dog named Buddy. What breed was he?
9,403.Brewed in Bremen, Germany, St. Pauli Girl is what kind of beverage?
9,404.Brendan Fraser, but not his co-star Alicia Silverstone, was clueless in which retro 1999 comedy?
9,405.Brendan Fraser, Steve Buscemi and Adam Sandler played rockers who take over a radio station in which 1994 comedy?
9,406.The Brenner is a famous what in the Alps, linking Austria and Italy?
9,407.Bret Harte wrote about which exiles of Poker Flat?
9,408.Brett Hull led the U.S. to victory over which country, his birthplace, in the 1996 World Cup of Hockey?
9,409.Brewed since 1615, which Dutch beer in a green bottle is known for its swing-top cap?
9,410.Which baseball star married Marilyn Monroe in 1954 and later appeared in TV ads for Mr. Coffee?
9,411.Which beer has long been advertised as "brewed with pure Rocky Mountain spring water"?
9,412.Brian Aherne earned an Oscar nomination playing which doomed emperor in the 1939 film "Juarez"?
9,413.Brian Bedford voiced which title character, who outfoxed a sheriff in a 1973 animated film?
9,414.Brian Cox and Anthony Hopkins both played which movie villain?
9,415.Brian Epstein was given the job of firing which drummer from the Beatles in 1962?
9,416.Complete the title of Brian Hyland's 1960 No. 1 hit: "Itsy Bitsy ___ Yellow Polkadot Bikini"?
9,417.Brian Wilson sang backing vocals on which duo's 1963 No. 1 hit "Surf City"?
9,418.Brick cheese was invented in 1877 in which state, known as "America's Dairyland"?
9,419.Bridal, dower and hope are all types of which piece of furniture?
9,420.Brides wore many colors until Queen Victoria popularized which color with her 1840 wedding dress?
9,421.Bridges over which strait in Istanbul connect Asia to Europe?
9,422.In May 1945, Admiral Karl Doenitz briefly succeeded which man as Germany's head of state?
9,423.What term covers fats such as butter or lard that are used to make pastry tender and crumbly?
9,424.Briefly secretary of state in the 1890s, which Ohio politician is best known for his 1890 antitrust act?
9,425.Complete the lyric from "My Favorite Things": "Bright copper kettles and warm woolen ___"?
9,426."Brighter Than a Thousand Suns" is a 1956 book about the scientists who built the first what?
9,427.Brigitta, Marta and Gretl are three of the von Trapp children in which 1965 Oscar winner?
9,428.Brigitte Helm played both the saintly Maria and her robot double in which 1927 Fritz Lang film?
9,429.Brigitte Nielsen played the title character in which 1985 sword-and-sorcery film?
9,430."Bring Back Birdie" was a short-lived sequel to which 1960 musical?
9,431.In which 1984 movie does Kevin Bacon "kick off his Sunday shoes" and dance in a town that bans dancing?
9,432.On a typical Windows PC, how do you usually bring up a pop-up context menu with the mouse?
9,433.Which unit of land area is equal to 43,560 square feet?
9,434.Brisk is a line of iced teas from which tea brand?
9,435.Bristol Bay is an arm of which sea off Alaska?
9,436.Britain's Nick Faldo made his name in which sport?
9,437.Britain celebrated Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee in 1887 and which jubilee in 1897?
9,438.Britain won the first of which wars against China in 1842?
9,439.Britain entered World War I when which country was invaded by Germany on August 4, 1914?
9,440.Britain's beloved Queen Mother, who died in 2002 at age 101, was the mother of which queen?
9,441.Which TLC home makeover show, based on Britain's "Changing Rooms", gave its designers a $1,000 budget?
9,442.Britain's first cat show, in 1871, included black, blue and white types of which long-haired breed?
9,443.Britain's longest trial ended in 1997 with two activists found guilty of libeling which fast-food company?
9,444.Britain's most popular silent film star shared her last name with a 1917 declaration. Who was she?
9,445.Which French author wrote the 1880 novel "Nana", part of his Rougon-Macquart cycle?
9,446.Britannica says which author's 1852 novel helped harden both pro- and antislavery feeling?
9,447.British Airways retired its fleet of which supersonic jet in 2003?
9,448.British Army Captain Thomas Preston was tried and acquitted for his part in which 1770 slaughter?
9,449.Which British novelist, author of "Mrs Dalloway", was a central figure in the Bloomsbury Group?
9,450.In 1803, English chemist Smithson Tennant discovered osmium and which other element?
9,451.British commander Sir Edward Pakenham was killed in which battle, fought two weeks after the War of 1812 officially ended?
9,452.Which highest British military decoration for valor is named after a former queen?
9,453.British forces captured which Georgia port city on December 29, 1778, and soon controlled most of the state?
9,454.British General Gage said of a June 1775 battle, "The loss we have sustained is greater than we can bear." Which battle?
9,455.British General Howe's September 1777 victory at which Pennsylvania creek led to the occupation of Philadelphia?
9,456.Which English king had six wives?
9,457.In 1780, British Major John Andre received secret plans to which American fort on the Hudson River?
9,458.Which British monarch came to the throne in 1837, less than a month after her 18th birthday?
9,459.Which British monarch followed George V, Edward VIII and George VI?
9,460.Which British philosopher and mathematician won the 1950 Nobel Prize in Literature?
9,461.British playwright Tom Taylor wrote which farce that played at Ford's Theatre in April 1865?
9,462.Which English royal house was symbolized by a white rose?
9,463.Which ship was found mysteriously deserted in the Atlantic in 1872?
9,464.Who was the U.S. president when British troops set fire to the Capitol in 1814?
9,465.British troops stormed ashore on which islands on May 21, 1982?
9,466.Which weight system uses a 16-ounce pound equal to about 453.59 grams?
9,467.English people around the year 1000 called the Vikings by which national name, and paid a tax called a "geld" to buy them off?
9,468.Which city's streets range from the very wide Avenue Foch to the narrow Rue du Chat-qui-Peche?
9,469.Britannica and World Book are examples of what kind of reference work?
9,470.What is the brittle outer covering around an egg's yolk and white called?
9,471.Broadcast on the DuMont network in 1946, "Faraway Hill" is considered the first network TV show in which genre?
9,472.Broadway went ogre-green with a musical based on which 2001 animated film?
9,473.Who starred on Broadway as "Diamond Lil", inviting men to "come up and see me sometime"?
9,474."Broken Blossoms", "Intolerance" and "Way Down East" were directed by whom?
9,475.Which word for broken bones also named the cartoon "___ Fairy Tales" on "Rocky and Bullwinkle"?
9,476.Bronco Billy, "Thunderbolt" Doherty and Harry Callahan were all roles played by which actor?
9,477."The Bronco Buster" (1895) was the first bronze sculpture by which Western artist?
9,478.Bronze is an important example of what kind of mixture of tin and copper?
9,479.Which Protestant reformer was born in Noyon, France, in 1509?
9,480.Brooklyn was the scene of the August 1776 battle named for which island?
9,481."Brooklyn" is in the title of which 1964 novel by Brooklyn-born Hubert Selby Jr.?
9,482.Industrial designer Brooks Stevens created a 1958 version of which famous hot dog-shaped vehicle?
9,483.Brother Julian is ensnared by Miss Alice in which 1964 play that Edward Albee called a "metaphysical melodrama"?
9,484.Brother of naval hero Oliver Hazard Perry, who commanded the Navy's first steamship, the Fulton, in 1837?
9,485.Brothers Frank and Joe have been solving mysteries since 1927's "The Tower Treasure" in which book series?
9,486.Brothers Robert, Edward and James founded which company, maker of Band-Aid bandages, in 1886?
9,487.Brothers Tom and David Gardner started which investment guide on America Online in 1994?
9,488.Brought to Australia thousands of years ago, which wild dog is now the continent's largest land predator?
9,489.Brought to the U.S. in the 1930s, which school of psychology has a name that is German for "shape" or "form"?
9,490.By what vote did the Supreme Court decide Brown v. Board of Education in May 1954?
9,491.Which president told FEMA director Michael Brown in 2005, "Brownie, you're doing a heck of a job"?
9,492.Abolitionist John Brown's home in Pennsylvania was a station on what?
9,493.Brownsville, Oregon, stood in for Castle Rock in which 1986 film about four boys on a trek through the woods?
9,494.Bruce Banner is the alter ego of which green Marvel hero?
9,495.Bruce Catton began his Civil War studies in the 1950s with a trilogy about which Union army?
9,496.Bruce Dern played Bette Davis's murdered young lover in which 1964 thriller?
9,497.Which American sprinter, a triple gold medalist at the 1988 Olympics, died in 1998 at age 38?
9,498.Bruce Springsteen recorded which 1982 album in his New Jersey bedroom on a four-track cassette recorder?
9,499.Bruce Springsteen's 1987 album and its title song are named for which carnival ride?
9,500.Bruce Springsteen grew up in Freehold, near Asbury Park, in which state?