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What song won ABBA the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest?
Answer: Waterloo
Why: That win, at the contest held in Brighton, England, was Sweden's first Eurovision victory.
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What gear made Darth Vader's breathing sound in Star Wars?
Answer: Scuba regulator
Why: Lucasfilm registered the breathing as a US sound trademark in 2009, officially described as breathing through a scuba tank regulator.
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Which Japanese company released Space Invaders in 1978?
Answer: Taito
Why: Its aliens speed up as you shoot them because the hardware drew fewer aliens faster, a quirk the designer kept.
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Whose tongue-and-lips logo first appeared in 1971?
Answer: The Rolling Stones
Why: Art student John Pasche designed it and was first paid just £50 for the work.
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What did the Jaws film crew nickname their mechanical shark?
Answer: Bruce
Why: The crew named it after Steven Spielberg's lawyer, Bruce Ramer.
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Why did the first Pong test machine stop working in 1972?
Answer: Too many coins
Why: Nothing had broken: the coin box at Andy Capp's Tavern in Sunnyvale, California, was simply too full of quarters.