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1. In 1980, Willie Ramirez, 18, was taken to the hospital in coma, by his Cuban family that thought he was food poisoned and told the doctor in Spanish he was "intoxicado". Someone from his family, trying to help, explained the situation in English, said that the boy was "intoxicated". Did he receive the correct treatment?
2. Who are the "Edinburgh Seven" honored by the University of Edinburgh in 2019?
3. In 1998, what caused the death to Raman Lamba, an Indian cricket player, who was very popular in Bangladesh's Dhaka Premier League?
4. For what reason did Frank Hayes become known after the horse race held at Belmont Park, Elmont, New York, in 1923?
5. How did the child named James Beagle arrive in his grandmother's house in 1913? Think the improbable.
6. It is said that one of the reasons why the famous "Alfred" changed his will was that he read his own obituary in which he was named like "a merchant of death". Who was "Alfred"?
7. Maurice Garin was famous for winning the first Tour de France in 1903. He also won the next Tour de France but his name is not on the list of winners of 1904.
8. Which of the philosophers mentioned was the great purveyor of the "Theory of spontaneous generation"?
9. Robert Williams was the first person ever killed by which of these?
10. What was the cause of the death of Isadora Duncan, a famous American choreographer and dancer, considered forerunner of modern dance?
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