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Which toy did the NSA once ban from its offices?
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Where did Transformers toys first come from?
Answer: Japan
Why: Optimus Prime started out in Japan as Battle Convoy, a truck robot from Takara's Diaclone range.
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Where did the doll that inspired Barbie come from?
Answer: Germany
Why: Barbie's model, Bild Lilli, began as a cartoon character in the German newspaper Bild before becoming a doll.
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Who once owned the word 'yo-yo' as a trademark?
Answer: Duncan
Why: A US appeals court ruled in 1965 that yo-yo had become an everyday word, so any maker could use it.
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Which toy held tools in place on Apollo 8?
Answer: Silly Putty
Why: Made of silicone polymers, the putty bounces when dropped yet slowly flows into a puddle if left alone.
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What is it called when a yo-yo spins at the string's end?
Answer: Sleeping
Why: A yo-yo can sleep because its string is only looped around the axle, not knotted, so the axle turns freely inside the loop.
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When was the first Russian nesting doll made?
Answer: 1890s
Why: A set shown at the 1900 world's fair in Paris won a bronze medal and made the dolls famous abroad.
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