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AFGHANISTAN. From 1918 until 1991, Afghanistan was the only country on earth whose name began with A but did not end in A. After the Soviet Union collapsed, it was joined by Azerbaijan.

BEATLES. Announcing a new MA course entitled “The Beatles, Popular Music and Society” in 2009, Liverpool Hope University said this qualication would be the rst of its kind in the world. The course consists of  four 12-week lecture modules and a dissertation.

BROWN. Gordon Brown’s rst name is James. By choosing to be known as Gordon, he becomes the the only British Prime Minister ever to have only one vowel, the letter O, in his name.

CRICKET. Frederick Louis, eldest son of George II, is the only Prince of Wales to have been killed by a cricket ball. He was fatally struck on the head in 1751.

CADBURY‘S. Enough Cadbury’s Dairy Milk is sold each year to cover 430 football pitches. A year’s production of After Eights would cover an area equivalent to 328 football pitches.

DARWIN. Charles Darwin’s publisher, John Murray, suggested that Darwin should put more
about pigeons into the Origin of Species, because everybody is interested in pigeons.

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