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#1. How many states in the United States?
#2. The Former Soviet Union -- How many independent nation/states did it become?
#3. How many members of the UN as of 1 January 1997?
#4. Population of the Earth in US billions as of 1 January 1997, rounded to the nearest billion (and expressed as a single digit).
#5. Number of colors in the flag of Mauritius.
#6. Number of US states that begin and end with the same letter.
#7. Number of hours, expressed as a positive number, between Pacific Standard Time and Greenwich Mean (Coordinated Universal) Time.
#8. Number of moons of Mars.
#9. Number of Landlocked Countries in South America.
#10. The number of duties required of every practicing Muslim, TIMES the number of times a day every practicing Muslim must pray.
#11. Height, in stories, of the Bank of China Tower in Hong Kong.
#12. Number of different people who have been Prime Minister of Canada, from MacDonald to Chretien.
#13. How many times Brazil's teams have been World Cup soccer champions.
#14. Value, in Rupiah, of the bill with an orang utan on the back. (Alternate: the value in dollars of the US bill showing McKinley.)
#15. Number of justices on the US Supreme Court.
#16. Highest possible number of degrees of latitude -- i.e., the latitude of the North or South Pole.
#17. Wind speed, in Miles Per Hour, of the highest wind ever recorded on Earth (at Mt. Washington, New Hampshire, USA.)
#18. Worldwide total number of Reactors for Nuclear Power in operation on 1 January 1997.
#19. If Nichiyobi is day 1 in Japan, what number is Kinyobi.
#20. International Direct-Dial Country Code for Kenya.
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