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Which Sinatra hit became linked with the Apollo Moon missions?
Answer: Fly Me to the Moon
Why: A cassette copy was played aboard Apollo 10, the May 1969 mission that orbited the Moon.
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Which country's 1989 policy was nicknamed the Sinatra Doctrine?
Answer: Soviet Union
Why: It replaced the Brezhnev Doctrine, under which Moscow had tightly controlled the internal affairs of its satellite states.
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About how many fans saw Sinatra at Rio's Maracanã in 1980?
Answer: 175,000
Why: Tina Turner topped that crowd at the same stadium in 1988, drawing about 180,000 fans.
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What role won Sinatra his acting Oscar?
Answer: A soldier
Why: The film, set on Oahu in 1941 just before Pearl Harbor, won eight Oscars, including Best Picture.
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Which rock star joined Sinatra on his 1993 album Duets?
Answer: Bono
Why: Bono recorded his part standing on a couch in a Dublin studio, far from Sinatra's sessions in Los Angeles.
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Which song sung by Sinatra topped Billboard's first national chart?
Answer: I'll Never Smile Again
Why: Glenn Miller's band had recorded the song first and released it that April, months before the Dorsey version.
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