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Quentin Tarantino has an IQ of 160.
IQ Reference Chart:
IQ Score Classification
145 and over Genius
120–144 Exceptional
110–119 High Average
90–109 Average or Normal
80–89 Dull Normal
70–79 Mild disability
50–69 Moderate disability
20–49 Severe disability
Below 20 Profound disability
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United States 3,717,811 sq. mi.
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Which Toronto Blue Jays pitcher was a double-digit game winner with the team for three straight seasons, then was optioned to the minors, never to return, mid way through the following season, one day before he would have had sufficient major league service to veto such a move?
Mike Hawthorne, (1958), Jackie Stewart, (1973), and Alain Prost, (1993), retired as World Champions. Hawthorne died in a road accident several months later.
Wolfgang von Tripps was leading the World Championship in 1961, when he was killed in a collision with Jim Clark on lap 2 of the Italian Grand Prix. von Tripps' team mate at Ferrari, Phil Hill, won the race, and became World Champion.
Jim Clark won the opening race of the 1968 season in South Africa, but died in a Formula Two race before the start of the European season. Clark's Lotus team mate Graham Hill won that year's championship.
Jochen Rindt was killed in practice for the 1970 Italian Grand Prix, and became F1's only postumous World Champion, as no other driver was able to surpass his 45 points from five race wins.
Didier Pironi was leading the 1982 World Championship when he crashed heavily in wet conditions during a practice session at the German Grand Prix, after having won pole position for the race in qualifying. Pironi never drove in F1 again, and died in 1987 in an offshore power boating race. Keke Rosberg scored enough points in the five remaining races to become World Champ.
1994, Imola , San Marino Grand Prix: the race in which the great Ayerton Senna died. There was another driver that died that weekend , who was it?
The four Monkees were each paid $450 per episode, raised to $750 for the second season.
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makhāzin, storehouses (from Arabic root khazan, to store)
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