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|    Erland Sommarskog to Mark Brader    |
|    Re: QFTCIUA26 Current Events 3-4    |
|    04 Feb 26 20:28:16    |
      From: esquel@sommarskog.se              Mark Brader (msb@vex.net) writes:       > * Game 3 (2026-01-26), Round 1 - Current Events       >       > 1. Well, I guess that one-child policy worked. It was revealed       > last week that China's birthrate has plunged to its lowest       > level in a very long time. Name the last decade when it       > was lower.              1960s              > 2. An Austrian cow named Veronika and a broom were the       > focus of a study at Vienna's University of Veterinary       > Medicine. The study is the first scientifically documented       > account of what behavior in cows?              They can learn on their own to use tools.              > 3. The financial services firm Jefferies last week announced       > that the 4 largest U.S. air carriers could soon together       > save as much as $580 million in fuel usage per year -- a       > fringe benefit that can be attributed to passengers' use of       > what?              AI              > 4. A sewage pipeline break in Maryland on Monday has been       > dumping 60,000,000 gallons of waste-water a day into this       > river which connects Maryland and Washington DC. Name the       > river.              Potomac              > 6. Brooklyn-born entrepreneur David Rosen died last week at age 95.       > A photo-booth business he'd started in Japan morphed over the       > years into a worldwide videogame giant. What company was it?              Nintendo              > * Game 4 (2026-02-02), Round 1 - Current Events       >       > 1. Free-climber Alex Honnold -- who once climbed the CN Tower --       > scaled a 101-storey building last week, in which city?              Taipei              > 2. What was significant about the recovery of Master Sergeant Ran       > Gvili's body in Gaza last week?              It was the last hostage to be returned to Israel.              > 4. Statistics Canada last week released a high-growth prediction       > for Canada's population in 2075. Within 6,000,000, what is it?              62 million              > 6. The Melania Trump documentary reportedly left many theaters in       > its London debut with zero tickets sold. It opened nationwide       > on the weekend to scalding reviews. Name the billionaire woh       > paid the freight for this vanity project.              Thiel              > 7. After decrying killings by ICE,, the Somali-born Democratic       > representative for the 5th District of Minnesota was attacked       > at the podium by a man spraying a foul-smelling liquid at her.       > Hame her.              Omar              > 9. Fleetwood Mar's 1975 song "Landslide" passed the 1,000,000,000       > streams mark on Spotify, joining "The Chain", "Everywhere",       > and "Go Your Own Way". Only one of their singles has hit       > 2,000,000,000, though. Name that one.              Oh Well              (OK, that song was probably not ever released as a single, at least       in its full length, but if there is one Fleetwood Mac song to be       remembered it's "Oh Well".)              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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