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Tuesday, March 26

While playing poker with monologist Art Fisher, the Marx Brothers found themselves talking about a now-forgotten comic strip called "Sherlocko the Monk." That inspired them all to adopt stage names that ended in "O." Julius became Groucho, who was also a character in the strip. Leonard had posed as an Italian to scare anti-Semitic bullies, so he became Chico. Arthur became Harpo (because he played harp). Herb became Zeppo and Milton was Gummo.

What nation had its first drug bust in 2007?

A) Bhutan

B) Tahiti

C) Saudi Arabia

D) Vatican City

Previous answer: Mount Irazu is in Costa Rica.

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