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- ... that Community Transit in the Seattle area has a fleet of 45 double-decker buses (example pictured), the second-largest fleet among public transit agencies in the United States?
- ... that the footballer Ray Jones, who died at 18, was described as Queens Park Rangers' own Wayne Rooney?
- ... that The Electro-Magnetic and Mechanics Intelligencer was the first newspaper printed on a press run by electricity?
- ... that Humira Saqib started educating women of Afghanistan through her magazine Negah-e-Zan on their rights and to "tell women that we have great ideas, and the ability to make those ideas a reality"?
- ... that Boudewijn Zenden scored a penalty kick for Middlesbrough in the 2004 Football League Cup Final, despite slipping over in the process?
- ... that The Indigo Book is a public domain version of the Bluebook?
- ... that Sahwat al-Khudr is named after an ancient Byzantine church in the village dedicated to Saint George, who is known to Muslims as "al-Khudr"?
- ... that Emily Temple-Wood says she will create a Wikipedia article about a woman scientist for every harassing email she receives?