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In the late 19th century, millions of human mummies were used as fuel for locomotives in Egypt where wood and coal was scarce , but mummies were plentiful.

The big differences between pythons and boa constrictors: pythons are longer and lay eggs. Boas give birth to live babies.

Thats informative. Maybe egyptians that time dont know yet the importance of mummies.

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In England, a cigarette is referred to as a fag.

According to research, the most productive workday is Tuesday and the least productive is Friday.

Horses can't vomit.

Basketball superstar Wilt Chamberlain holds 56 NBA records

Cheese was first made in the Middle East when hunters became herders and realized that milk could solidify (sour milk).

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We blink our eyes once every six seconds i.e. in the course of life time we blink about 250 million times

There are 206 bones in the human body

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William Gates III

Rank: 1 Net Worth: $40.0 bil, Fortune: self made



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Warren Buffett

Rank: 2 Net Worth: $37.0 bil, Fortune: self made



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Carlos Slim Helu & family

Rank: 3 Net Worth: $35.0 bil, Fortune: self made

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Lawrence Ellison

Rank: 4 Net Worth: $22.5 bil, Fortune: self made

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Ingvar Kamprad & family

Rank: 5 Net Worth: $22.0 bil, Fortune: self made

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Karl Albrecht

Rank: 6 Net Worth: $21.5 bil, Fortune:self made



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Mukesh Ambani

Rank: 7 Net Worth: $19.5 bil, Fortune: inherited and growing



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Lakshmi Mittal

Rank: 8 Net Worth: $19.3 bil, Fortune: inherited and growing



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Theo Albrecht

Rank: 9 Net Worth:Net Worth:$18.8 bil, Fortune:self made



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o Albrecht has jumped seven places in the rich list to ninth spot in 2009.

Amancio Ortega

Rank: 10, Net Worth: $18.3 bil ,Fortune: self made



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