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Greenland
Greenland is considered the world’s largest island, located between the Atlantic and the Arctic ocean. Most of its population are Inuit, who have migrated from Alaska during the 13th century.
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A male hawk
Tercel is used to refer primarily to the male peregrine or gyrfalcon, which are different hawk species.
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Magic Jordan.
Michael Jordan revealed in an interview in 1992 that during his high school years he was called “Magic Jordan”. He went to the extent to even have the moniker on the license plate of his first car!
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Maine.
Alaska excluded, Maine, is the only state in the US to have never made the NCAA, even though it has been playing basketball throughout the entire history of the tournament, but have never made it in.
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17.
There are currently 17 cities that have never hosted a Super Bowl. This is mostly due to the harsh weather conditions in these cities during January and February when the Super Bowl is usually held, which makes it difficult for the games to be played.
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Three.
There have been 3 Olympic games that were hosted by countries that no longer exist. The summer Olympics in 1972 was hosted by West Germany, and the summer Olympics of 1980 were hosted by the Soviet Union. There was also the winter Olympics of 1984 that was hosted by the former Yugoslavia.
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100.
China won 100 medals in total. They won 51 gold, 21 silver and 28 bronze medals which became a record tally in its Olympic history.
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Silver Medals.
During the first iteration of the modern Olympic games, people who came in first were awarded silver medals instead of gold.
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John Isner vs Nicolas Mahut.
In the 2010 Wimbledon event, John Isner and Nicolas Mahut played a game that lasted 11 hours and 5 minutes. It was played throughout 3 days, with John Isner being the winner.
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Monaco.
Monaco has attended 20 Olympic games without a single medal won. I’m guessing the country is so beautiful they just stare at it all the time, so they forget to train!
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