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bands does not come from the Midlands 1 Which of these bands does not come from Liverpool 1 Which of these areas does allow trees to grow 1 Which of these Australian states is the largest 1 Which of the following was released first by Wham 1 Which of the following is not on the ZTT record label 1 Which of the following is not Scottish 1 Which ocean has the greatest depth: over 11,000 metres 1 Which month is named after a Latin word meaning 'to open' 1 Which member of the space crewdid not step onto the moon 1 Which major river did David Livingstone discover in 1851 1 Which long-running series is situated at Weatherfield 1 Which knot is used to shorten a rope temporarily 1 Which is the world's longest river 1 Which is the sacred book of Islam 1 Which is the oldest of these flat race classics 1 Which is the odd one out in these sporting venues 1 Which is the lightest: a shot,a discus or a tenpin bowl 1 Which is the largest of the Channel Islands 1 Which is the largest ocean 1 Which is 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