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Tuesday, April 9

Nobody is sure what Don McLean's song "American Pie" is about, although it's probably about the death of Buddy Holly. But that mystery hasn't stopped the covers. The Brady Bunch covered it, and so did Madonna. Her version was much shorter and didn't do as well on the charts. McLean's favourite cover may be Weird Al's "Star Wars"-themed cover, "The Saga Begins," which his kids played so often McLean has nearly sung its lyrics in concert.

What is the largest country, by area, to have a single time zone?

A) Australia

B) Brazil

C) China

D) Indonesia

Previous answer: The Duesenberg was a luxury car.

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