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99 bottles of beer|1600 Pennsylvania Avenue|July 4, 1776|40 rods is 1 furlong|1 gallon is 3.7854 liters|1 bushel is 4 pecks|1 ounce is 3.1103 grams|2 pints is 1 quart|16 ounces is 1 pound|1 kilometer is 3280.8 feet|March 10, 1876 was the date of the first telephone message|January 31, 1958 was the launching of the first U.S. satellite|88 piano keys|1985 was 4683 in the Chinese calendar|December 16, 1773  Boston Tea Party|10 Downing St. Home of British Prime Minister|11 Downing St. Home of Chancellor of the Exchequer|12 Downing St. Home of Government Chief Whip|Secret Agent 007|101 Dalmations|105 Elements|137596 Sam Spade's license number|186,272:  speed of light in miles per second|Pi equals 3.14159265|64 squares on a chess board|17,576,000 license plate combinations of 3 letters and 3 numbers|26 miles, 385 yards Length of Olympic marathon|206 bones in the human body|336 dimples on a golf ball|Mt. Everest is 29,028 feet above sea level|98.6 degrees: normal body temperature|640 acres is 1 square mile|Track 29|Stalag 17|76 trombones|Fahrenheit 451|7 Up|1492|56 hams|75 joggers|67 tugs|657 boys|6 fathers|65 banjos|57 bugs|6 teeth|76 trumpets|fifty 50s|fifty five 55s|66 turkeys|56 gourmets|65 tunas|75 furs|77 muffins|765 figs|45 frills|47 jigs|54 films|74 hymns|4 vans|47 men|74 vines|38 kites|83 combs|3 cookies|34 deeds|87 junks|73 decisions|87 nails|35 checks|84 rivers|43 cynics|6 years|33 days|73 editions|36 yams|35 toys|67 uncles|8 ices|83 chickens|44 floors|55 tins|66 yarns|77 jewels|76 hats|45 girls|73 crumbs|37 mugs|2 winners|29 lions|92 songs|82 saxes|62 waxes|99 owls|98 kites|29 sows|52 seams|2 wigs|9 logs|89 oils|23 dreams|99 lassos|95 games|56 feet|76 yards|8 inches|23 decades|33 cords|32 walls|1 quiz|10 pizzas|100 percent|90 pots|19 lads|901 zebras|701 apples|80 pills|1900 pros|70 passed|10 pails|900 potatoes|at the age of 21|50 states|the 7 seas|42 saxes|At 1 o'clock sharp!|1 @ 2 pounds and 2 @ 1 pound|Chattenooga Choo Choo Track #29|Salmon Chase is on the $10,000 bill|20% of the people do 80% of the work|The ^ sign is called the carat|C. & O. Canal|20% of all U.S. driving is done on interstates|Secret Agent 86 (Maxwell Smart)|Sanford & Son|@

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