[Answer] Which President appointed the most Supreme Court justices?

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...The president who appointed the most Supreme Court justices was George Washington, who named a total of 11 justices to the Court. As the nation's first president, Washington had the unique responsibility of shaping the newly established judiciary under the Constitution. He appointed all six of the original justices to the first Supreme Court in 1789, including Chief Justice John Jay. Over the course of his two terms, vacancies allowed him to nominate five more justices, giving him unparalleled influence over the foundation and direction of the early Court. No other president has appointed more justices.

[Answer] From what film is the famous line "I see dead people"?

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...Iconic movie lines like “I am your father” and “E.T. phone home” have the rare power to instantly replay in our collective memory. Among them is the chilling phrase “I see dead people,” from the 1999 psychological thriller The Sixth Sense. Spoken by Haley Joel Osment’s character, Cole Sear—a troubled young boy who confides in his psychologist, Dr. Malcolm Crowe (played by Bruce Willis)—the line became an accidental tagline that helped define the film. Now, over two decades later, that single sentence remains one of the most iconic quotes in cinematic history.

[Answer] Which disease was the target of the first successful vaccination?

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...The first successful vaccination targeted smallpox, a deadly disease that killed millions over centuries. In 1796, British physician Edward Jenner discovered that milkmaids who had contracted the mild disease cowpox were immune to smallpox. To test his theory, he inoculated a young boy with material from a cowpox sore and later exposed him to smallpox—the boy never developed the illness. This groundbreaking method laid the foundation for modern immunology and ultimately led to the global eradication of smallpox in 1980, making it the first disease to be eliminated by vaccination.

[Answer] What fast-food restaurant has a cowboy hat as its logo?

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...Arby’s is known for its distinctive logo featuring a large, red cowboy hat—a nod to its Western-themed branding from its early days. The year was 1964, and America was hungry for more than just a burger. Arby’s answered that call by providing their now famous roast beef sandwiches, first in Ohio and then throughout the country. he cowboy hat logo was designed to reflect a rustic, hearty image that matched their menu of roast beef sandwiches and other meaty offerings. Over the years, the logo has evolved slightly, but the cowboy hat has remained a consistent and recognizable element of the brand.

[Answer] What was the most recent letter added to the English alphabet?

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...“Z” may be the last letter in alphabetical order, but the last letter added to our alphabet was actually “J.” It is no coincidence that “I” and “J” stand side-by-side—for centuries they were considered the same character! The letter “J” started as a swash, a typographical embellishment for the already existing “I” used to denote the conclusion of a series of ones—as in “Henry viij” for Henry the Eighth. Both I and J were used interchangeably to express the sound of both the vowel and the consonant, until 1524 when Renaissance grammarian Gian Giorgio Trissino argued for J’s autonomy. After being snubbed for nearly three more centuries, “J” was finally acknowledged as a full-fledged letter in the English alphabet.