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The sample “It Began in Afrika” from the title track of the Chemical Brothers released in 2001 has been used by IAM (a french hip hop band) in 1991 for the title “Red, Black and Green”.
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A volume of the book A la Recherche du Temps Perdu (Looking for Lost Time) by Marcel Proust contains one of the longest sentence in French literature: 856 words.
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The American pharmaceutic firm Amgen has been sponsoring the cyclist tour of California since 2006. Amgen is the first producer of EPO worldwide.
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James Brown has served 3 years in prison (from 1988 to 1991). He was convicted of carrying an unlicensed pistol and on drug consuming charges.
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The first anti-smoking campaigns were launched during the Third Reich.
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This French expression has nothing to do with the Beaufort required to make our dear cattle’s horns fly away.
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The DeLorean time machine used in the trilogy “Back to the Future” could have been a freezer!
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Every year, the french cathedral Notre-Dame de Paris has as many visitors as Disneyland Paris.
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King Edward II of England (1284 – 1327) is believed to have been killed by the insertion of a red-hot iron rod in his rectum.
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Since 1997, Steve Jobs has taken home no more than a single dollar for his salary.
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John B. Root, currently known as a pornographer, used to be a children’s book writer.
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