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The famous "Lorem ipsum" placeholder text is often used when graphic designers want to focus on layout and typesetting rather than content. Although partially nonsensical, much of the text is derived from the philosophical work De finibus bonorum et malorum ("On the ends of good and evil") written by what author in 45 BCE?

Ground flaxseed and applesauce are two possible substitutes for what common ingredient in baking?

What character's most famous catch phrase is often censored in TV showings of his films with the replacement words "Mister Falcon?"

Although he was back to singing within three weeks of his 1992 pyrotechnics accident, what singer handed rhythm guitar duties over to John Marshall for four weeks while he recovered?

In place of traditional collateral, Credem Bank in Italy offers low-rate loans in exchange for what product, allowing it to age properly in the climate-controlled bank vaults?

Which amendment to the United States Constitution describes conditions under which the Vice President can be established as Acting President? It was first used by George H.W. Bush in 1985, who served in the role for approximately 8 hours while Reagan underwent colon surgery.

In the Edmund Rostand play, Cyrano de Bergerac woos the beautiful Roxane on behalf of what other character, in spite of his own affection for her? (First name only is acceptable)

Universal (e.g., everyone) and elective existential (e.g., anything) are sub-categories of what type of pronoun that refers to non-specific beings, objects, or places?

Because of the damage to the Superdome from Hurricane Katrina, the New Orleans Saints used three alternate stadiums for home games during the 2005 NFL season. Name any two of those three stadiums.

This placeholder is used to censor certain controversial images in the music video for what 1994 song?

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What two-word Latin phrase is used to describe the period after the death or resignation of a pope until the election of his successor?

Simpson's Rule, also known as Kepler's Rule, is a tool used for numerical approximation in place of what mathematical function?