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In which language does "39" (spoken as san kyuu) sound like "thank you" due to the influence of English?
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In which language is "520" commonly used in messaging to mean "I love you"?
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How many English words made their first recorded appearance in Shakespeare’s writings?
A) 200
B) 1700
C) 4000
D) 18000
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The Week in Numbers: Christmas is cancelled
Chinese coal prices are at record levels, U.S. gasoline is at seven-year highs and benchmark crude climbs by the day. Signs of an energy crunch can be found wherever you look. More of the big numbers in business from the past week.
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